AI Video Prompt: Two Cute Snails and the Giant Dewdrop Splash 3D…

Create a 10.03-second polished 3D fantasy cartoon animation in vertical 9:16 format, 720 × 1280, 30 fps, recreating the reference video's exact composition and action order. Use a lush miniature garden environment viewed from a low macro perspective. A giant broad green leaf fills the lower half of the frame and functions as the ground. Show pronounced leaf veins, a softly curved wet surface and many small transparent water beads. A second large green leaf hangs from the upper-right, with its pointed tip extending toward the upper center. Suspend one large clear dewdrop from that tip. The background contains softly blurred garden vegetation, green shrubs, tree trunks, warm golden sunlight, scattered pink-red flowers and atmospheric depth. Use shallow depth of field, soft cinematic bloom, warm left-side sunlight and cool green reflected fill. 0.00–1.47 Seconds Begin with no characters present. Use a completely locked macro camera at approximately snail-body height, facing slightly upward toward the suspended dewdrop. Frame the large dewdrop near upper center and the broad wet leaf below. The dewdrop is transparent and rounded, with a narrow water connection to the upper leaf. It reflects and refracts an inverted miniature view of the garden. Animate only very subtle droplet deformation and nearly imperceptible natural leaf movement. Keep all smaller water beads stationary. Approximately 1.50 Seconds Use one clear hard cut to the same camera position and environment. After the cut, exactly two snails are present on the lower leaf beneath the droplet. Place the blue-shelled snail on screen-left and the pink-shelled snail on screen-right. Leave a clear gap between them directly below the suspended dewdrop. Both snails have soft white or pale cream bodies, rounded childlike faces, two long eye stalks, one large dark glossy eye at the end of each stalk, small curved brows, small smiling mouths, short rounded arms and wide crawling feet. The left snail has one large blue spiral shell. The right snail has one large pink spiral shell. Place one small brown woven berry basket with each snail. Fill each basket with visible red, blue and small orange-toned berries or fruit. Keep each basket beside or immediately in front of its assigned character. 1.50–4.40 Seconds Both snails remain standing in their original positions and face slightly inward toward one another. Animate friendly interaction using only subtle movements: Small head tilts Gentle mouth opening and closing Eye-stalk rotations Brief smiling expressions Slight arm movements near their baskets The blue snail looks toward the pink snail. The pink snail looks back. Do not make them walk or change positions during this section. Above them, gradually elongate the main dewdrop. The upper connection becomes thinner while the bottom remains heavy and rounded. 4.40–4.90 Seconds The droplet stretches farther downward. The water neck at the leaf tip becomes extremely thin and then separates once. The droplet falls vertically under gravity, directly toward the center point between the two snails. Slightly elongate the droplet during descent while maintaining transparency, highlights and garden refraction. The snails remain smiling until the falling water approaches the leaf. Approximately 5.00 Seconds The dewdrop strikes the lower leaf exactly between the snails. Create one realistic crown-shaped splash: Water flattens at the contact point. A circular wall rises. Several pointed water peaks extend upward. Fine droplets separate from the peaks. Water expands outward toward both snails. The central splash rises approximately to or slightly above their face height. Do not create an explosion or a second droplet. 5.00–6.30 Seconds Both snails react naturally to the water. The blue snail closes both eyes, pulls its head slightly backward and leans a little toward screen-left. The pink snail closes both eyes, leans slightly toward screen-right and recoils away from the impact. Water passes around and partly in front of their bodies. Add a few realistic droplets to their faces, eye stalks and shells. Keep both shells attached. Keep both baskets grounded. Do not spill or eject the berries. The splash crown collapses naturally. Water streams and droplets fall back onto the leaf and spread across its wet surface. 6.30–8.30 Seconds Both snails return gradually to upright posture. They reopen their eyes, lift their eye stalks and look toward one another. Their expressions change from startled to relieved and amused. Animate broad smiles and light laughter-like mouth movement. Their heads tilt gently inward. Small residual droplets continue falling and glistening in the sunlight. A small residual water bead may remain attached to the upper leaf tip. 8.30–10.03 Seconds The pink-shelled snail turns toward screen-right first. Animate the turn sequentially: Eye stalks orient right. Head turns right. White body rotates. Pink shell follows as part of the same attached body. Basket remains with the snail. The blue-shelled snail turns shortly afterward and follows. Both begin gliding slowly toward screen-right across the leaf. Use smooth authentic snail locomotion with the lower foot remaining in contact with the leaf. Do not give them legs or walking steps. The pink snail remains slightly ahead. The blue snail follows from behind-left. Keep both cheerful as they move. End while they are still traveling toward the right side, with the same garden, leaf, lighting and overhead leaf visible.