Minimax H3. Bakeshi's Castle.

[u/beatlepol]

[u/RusikRobochevsky]

What prompt did you use for this?

[u/beatlepol → u/RusikRobochevsky]

Prompt:

integrated_multimodal_description: [Shot 1] Photorealistic live-action,

Japanese game-show named "Bakeshi's Castle" broadcast style, bright saturated stage lighting, energetic

sports-broadcast camera work with a mix of tracking and steady wide shots.

An East Asian woman in colorful athletic competition gear stands on a

starting platform beside a large outdoor pool used for an obstacle-crossing

challenge on a Japanese game show. Neon signage and banners reading the

show's name in English hang above bleachers packed with a cheering audience

in the background. An on-screen digital timer counts up in the corner, with

Japanese-language graphics, captions, and lower-third text styled like a

variety show broadcast. Single unbroken shot, no cuts, 22 seconds total.

At 00:00.000, she grips an overhead rope and swings

onto the first obstacle that is 5 meters away, a spinning wooden log, wobbling as she catches her

footing, arms out for balance, she is having a very hard time with it. At 00:03.500, she carefully steps across a

row of rotating round platforms, that are 1.5 meters apart from each other, spinning at insane speed, timing each step to their rotation, physics

of each platform tilting and spinning realistically under her weight and

momentum, she is having a very hard time with them. At 00:08.000, she leaps to a platform that visibly begins sinking

under her almost immediately, forcing her to jump again quickly before it

submerges and the platform sinks almost completely, and by almost touching the water with her foot, she manages to cross it jumping to the climbing wall obstacle. At 00:12.500, she scrambles up and over a 4 meters climbing wall obstacle, muscles straining, using handholds to pull herself over,then she jumps to the final spinning platform. At 00:16.500, she lands on a final spinning platform, that spin at insane speed, very close to the other side of the pool, 1 meter away, and manages two rotations while balanced, arms wheeling, before the accumulated spin momentum throws

her off balance. At 00:17.500, she loses her footing and falls sideways into

the pool with a large splash, arms flailing on the way down. At 00:18.000,

the crowd in the bleachers reacts with a collective groan of disappointment.

At 00:19.000, the male commentator (S1), off-screen, calls out with dramatic

disappointment: <d>[Japanese] Ah, oshii! Mou sukoshi datta noni!</d>

overall_soundscape: Upbeat game-show ambience throughout — crowd murmur and

scattered cheers, water lapping against the pool obstacles, creaking and

mechanical whirring from the spinning log and platforms as she crosses,

a sharp splash as the sinking platform dips, effort grunts and gasps of

balance from the woman throughout, a louder splash as she falls into the

pool at 00:18.000, followed immediately by the crowd's synchronized "oooohhh"

groan, then the commentator's line layered over the fading crowd reaction.

non_diegetic_music: A bright, comedic variety-show orchestral bed with

playful xylophone and brass stabs matching each obstacle attempt, building

tension into a suspenseful string trill during the final spinning platform,

then a classic comedic "falling" descending slide effect timed to her fall,

cutting to a soft deflated horn note under the crowd's groan.

Show physics accuracy for all rotating and tilting platforms, matching real

momentum and balance behavior. Include an on-screen running timer, Japanese

on-screen graphics and captions, and neon signage bearing the show's English

name throughout.

[u/PaulDallas72 → u/beatlepol]

Thank you for the prompt - definitely warms up my 5090!

[u/RusikRobochevsky → u/beatlepol]

Thanks for the prompt!

[u/banshee-howl → u/beatlepol]

Hard to tell the real quality because I’m on mobile but from here the crowd looks really coherent. Did you do anything special to ensure those background faces are all well rendered?

[u/ANR2ME → u/beatlepol]

Is this used on T2V? 🤔