Remake this music video as a hand-painted cartoon starring Clawd: https://youtu.be/cGc_NfiTxng Use John Heibel's ClaudeAnimationBase (http://github.com/JohnHeibel/ClaudeAnimationBase), the engine and style of his "I'm Upping My P(doom)" video, and read its animation guide first. If you have it, use the music-video-reimagined skill (http://github.com/am-will/music-video-reimagined). - Download the original and study it frame by frame before you plan anything. - Reimagine the artist and dancers as Clawd characters: unique, recognisable, and consistent in every shot. - The dance is the star. Replicate the real choreography as closely as you can, big and on the beat. - Make it your own: a creative, funny, truly surprising spin, not a shot-for-shot copy. You have full creative freedom. - The whole song plays, and every frame flows into the next. - Fancy motion graphics and text are welcome, but no lyrics. - Storyboard first, then build it as a team of subagents, all on Opus 5.5. - Take as long as you need. Make it exceptional.
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Box characters in Gangnam Style scenes
A cartoon reinterpretation of Gangnam Style featuring box-shaped Clawd characters, sunglasses, a deadpan horse and a recurring view counter across transit interiors, an elevator, city streets and a geometric stage.
How it was made
Reference shows a muted excerpt from 1:08 to 2:38. Watch the complete video at the original source.
Parallel chapter agents · Sonnet 5.5 · Opus 5.5 · Clawd Animation Base
Source and credit
X · Sep 28, 2026 · 65 likes · 5.5k views · 17 comments
Made with AI, according to the source
Published instructions: https://x.com/LLMJunky/status/2104659866304516101
Look notesby Reference
A playful cartoon music-video scene featuring small blocky characters dancing and riding through stylized interiors.
- Color
- Bright cream, teal, lavender, pink, yellow, and orange, contrasted with deep navy and charcoal shadows.
- Type
- Flat, geometric cartoon illustration with bold dark outlines, simple shapes, and expressive faces.
- Framing
- Characters are arranged in groups within clean, rectilinear settings, including a decorated room, a purple-lit stage, an elevator, and train interiors.
- Structure
- The artwork alternates between ensemble dance scenes and simplified architectural vignettes, with recurring characters and repeating window and panel shapes.
