Introduction
This Skill choreographs an uploaded character illustration to uploaded music while preserving the face, costume, proportions, and original rendering style. It analyzes beats, sections, energy, and pauses, then plans weight shifts, limbs, expression, and camera changes in eight-count blocks. If the source is not full body, an inferred full-body reference must be approved first.
Use Cases
It suits original illustrated-character dances, virtual identity promotion, song excerpts, vertical social clips, and looping stage performances. Accessories, loose fabric, and hair can support secondary motion without changing the character's identity. The uploaded track is the required and only musical layer; the workflow does not proceed without both the illustration and music.
Template
Upload one character illustration and music you are allowed to use. Choose a fifteen-, thirty-, or forty-five-second section, then specify aspect ratio, dance difficulty, stage direction, identity strictness, prohibited moves, and ending pose. Example: have an original watercolor girl perform light jazz choreography through a thirty-second chorus while preserving her blue shawl and paper texture.
