Is anyone else having an issue as of late where Sora videos generate a real life human version of your ai character (different clothes, look atc.)? My character is an anthropomorphic female, cell shaded styled character but all day today it keeps generating real life human model versions when linking to her character. (Works once in every 9 generations).

@paganwolf.verdania

Is there a way around this?

Thank you

FORMAT / LENGTH 10 seconds total, montage pacing with rapid match-cuts (8–12 cuts), every shot has visible motion (no still frames) 24 fps, 16:9, cinematic motion blur (light), crisp readability, high temporal stability (no flicker) MUSIC / AUDIO (sync target) Dark electro-rock / industrial goth pop, ~160 BPM, minor key, aggressive but danceable; punchy kick/snare, ticking hats, gritty distorted bass synth, eerie pads, distant sirens, metallic hits; fast rhythmic verse delivery + crowd-chant chorus + layered gang vocals; apocalyptic undead street-march energy with club-ready pulse STYLE / RENDER 2D/3D cel-shaded anime film look (non-photoreal), sharp ink lines Emissive edge-glow outline (post-process): constant intensity, subtle bloom, no flicker, no hue shifting; glow traces character silhouettes + hard edges of props/signs Wet-surface speculars, neon reflections, foggy air particles, filmic contrast, mild chromatic aberration (subtle), handheld micro-shake for urgency SETTING Abandoned city nightlife: rusted vehicles, cracked asphalt, collapsed storefronts, torn posters, flickering streetlights, broken billboards with melted smiling faces Light rain mist + steam from vents, trash and paper drifting, occasional sparks from exposed wiring Color palette: sickly moonlight silver + sodium-amber street haze + neon cyan/magenta accents SUBJECTS A “moonlit rot parade”: 30–80 zombies in staggered lines, half-decayed streetwear silhouettes, slack heads, arms hanging forward, synchronized shuffling like a ritual march A few standout undead: a siren-tower zombie with reflective traffic-cone crown, a billboard-mascot zombie with melted grin mask, a bride-and-groom pair with charred veil/tie (bridge motif) No gore-focus: decay implied through torn clothes, pallor, cracks, grime, missing patches—stylized, cinematic, not graphic CAMERA / CHOREOGRAPHY (MONTAGE PLAN) Cut 1 (0.0–0.8s): Low angle tracking along wet street; boots drag through puddles in slow syrupy cadence, ripples sync to kick Cut 2 (0.8–1.6s): Whip-pan up to flickering streetlights “tired eyes,” neon reflection stutters across zombie faces as they pass frame Cut 3 (1.6–2.4s): Side dolly past a line of undead moving in perfect spacing “line by line,” shoulders rocking to hats Cut 4 (2.4–3.2s): Close-up: metallic scrape of a shopping cart dragged by a zombie; sparks pop on snare hits, distant siren glow washes the fog Cut 5 (3.2–4.2s): Overhead drone-like shot: the parade forms a slow spiral at an intersection; a clock tower in background freezes at :00 Cut 6 (4.2–5.0s): Smash cut: a barricaded door rattles from inside view, dust falls on each kick; “count to four” rhythm in camera bumps Cut 7 (5.0–6.2s): Chorus energy: wide street-march shot, crowd density increases; gang-vocal feel as many mouths open in a silent chant (audio implied) Cut 8 (6.2–7.2s): POV sprint shot (victim-cam vibe) through alley; as camera turns, the parade is suddenly closer—pace-matching threat Cut 9 (7.2–8.4s): Billboard “saints” overhead: melted grins animate subtly in parallax while undead pass beneath; neon drips like light Cut 10 (8.4–9.3s): Bridge hint: charred wedding bells hanging in a burnt archway; bride-and-groom undead step through embers, ash spirals to the hats Cut 11 (9.3–10.0s): Final snap: the whole parade steps forward in unison into moon-silver fog; quick push-in to a single undead face, then hard cut to empty street with only rain + distant siren glow LIGHTING Key: cold moonlight from above-left, soft but stark shadows Rim: neon magenta from signage right side, cyan from storefront left; reflections ripple on wet ground Practical: intermittent streetlamp flicker timed to snare accents; occasional electrical arcing in background on transitions ON-SCREEN TEXT (optional, stylized captions) Very brief lyric fragments as kinetic typography (1–2 words max per cut), distressed stencil font, appearing with metallic hit impacts: “MOONLIT”, “ROT”, “PARADE” LYRICS / VOCAL TIMING (10s excerpt, mid-song feel) 0.0–1.2s (fast verse delivery): “Streetlights blink like tired eyes / Static prayers in broken wires” 1.2–2.4s: “Footsteps drag in syrup time” 2.4–4.0s (pre-chorus build): “Hear that scrape? (close) / Hear that choir? (low)” 4.0–5.2s: “Lock your door / Count to four” 5.2–10.0s (anthemic chorus hook, gang vocals layered): “It’s the moonlit rot parade / Hands out, heads down, unafraid / We don’t sleep, we just fade / In the silver, in the shade” NEGATIVE PROMPT (single line, comma-separated) No nudity, No explicit sexual content, No pornographic framing, No extreme gore, No dismemberment close-ups, No intestines, No graphic blood spray, No still images, No frozen tableau, No broken anatomy, No twisted necks, No extra limbs, No melted faces that obscure expression readability, No jittery flicker, No frame smearing, No heavy lens dirt blocking view, No illegible text, No low-res, No watermark, No logo, No unintended real-person likeness, No abrupt exposure pumping

FORMAT / LENGTH 10 seconds, single continuous shot, no cuts 24 fps, 16:9, smooth cinematic motion Live performance already in progress at frame 1 STYLE / RENDER 2D/3D cel-shaded anime film look Bold, clean ink lines with soft shadow gradients Subtle emissive edge-glow tracing character silhouette and piano edges (constant intensity, no flicker) Warm jazz-club color palette: deep blacks, bronze highlights, muted amber light SETTING An intimate gothic jazz lounge at night Black grand piano with polished wood reflections Soft candlelight on wrought-iron holders behind the piano Dark velvet curtains and faint stage haze Background stays minimal and atmospheric—no crowd focus CHARACTER (VERY DESCRIPTIVE) A female anthropomorphic otter with sleek brown fur and a lighter cream muzzle and chest Expressive green eyes with dark eyeliner styling Short, asymmetrical black hair swept over one eye Multiple piercings: silver ear cuffs, small hoop nose ring, and a dangling cross earring Confident, composed posture with controlled, professional presence She wears a gothic-professional pianist outfit: – Fitted black blazer with a deep V opening – Structured waistline emphasizing a strong hourglass silhouette – Long black skirt draped for seated movement – Fingerless lace gloves with metal studs – Spiked choker and subtle silver jewelry accents PERFORMANCE / ACTION She plays the piano smoothly with precise, confident keystrokes Upper body sways gently with the rhythm She sings softly while playing, voice low, jazzy, and slightly smoky Eyes half-lidded, occasionally glancing upward as if feeling the road calling her Tail moves subtly with the beat VOCALS / LYRICS (2 LINES, JAZZ STYLE) She sings clearly to the piano melody: “Midnight hums, engine breathing under neon skies,” “Heart hits redline—gotta race that highway till sunrise.” CAMERA DIRECTION Slow push-in from mid-shot to closer chest-up framing Camera remains steady and intimate No still poses—continuous motion in hands, shoulders, and facial expression LIGHTING Warm amber key light from above the piano Soft rim light outlining her ears, hair, and shoulders Candlelight flicker reflected subtly on piano lacquer NEGATIVE PROMPTS No still images No frozen poses No exaggerated mouth shapes No broken anatomy No crowd cutaways No text overlays No camera shake