Rules: - Photoreal product macro photography quality. Must look like non-existent live-action footage (avoid anime/CG render feel). - A single uninterrupted one-shot. No cutaways, scene transitions, or jump cuts. Maintains the same camera position, background, and lighting from start to finish. - The camera is completely locked in a fixed position; no panning, zooming, or tilting. Only very slight handheld shake is allowed. - No BGM, no narration, no dialogue. Sounds are ASMR sound effects only. - No subtitles. - No slow motion; real-time at constant speed. [Consistency/Strict Observance] - The desk shown must be identical in color, material, grain pattern, and lighting from the first frame to the last. - Only one source of light, soft natural light coming from the top right. Shadow direction and intensity do not change. - The precision machine is always one continuous structure; parts never fly off, disappear, or swap instantly. - Transformation occurs only through sliding of rigid panels, folding, hinge movement, and locking. Non-mechanical changes like melting, liquefying, or decomposing into particles are strictly forbidden. - No water is depicted. Fountains must be expressed as telescoping metal rings. [Generation Goal] Transforming precision gadget: from a closed capsule to a mechanical Merlion (one-shot, ASMR). (9:16 vertical. 8 seconds total. Camera locked on a white/gray marble table at a 60-degree angle.) 0.0-1.5s: Human hands enter, holding an egg-shaped stainless steel capsule with turquoise/pink floral tile patterns and a red moon/star dome. A thumb presses a side button with a mechanical click. 1.5-2.2s: Hands place the gadget on the table. 2.2-3.0s: Hands exit upward, leaving the gadget alone. 3.0-4.2s: Gadget begins to drive internally with clicking gear sounds. The outer shell splits into curved panels that open like a flower bud, revealing inner gears and servo joints. 4.2-5.5s: Panels rearrange; upper ones form a lion's mane of metal fins, middle ones fold into pearl-enamel fish scales, and lower ones curl into a tail fin. 5.5-6.6s: Final shape locking. Face parts snap into place, legs seat on the pedestal. 6.6-7.6s: The mouth opens, and chrome rings extend telescopically to form a fountain arc with soft clinking sounds. 7.6-8.0s: Final ring locks. The completed Merlion sits still. Audio: Full.
