3D Cartoon Anime Girl with Pudding

Use the girl from Image1 as a reference character. Japanese full-color anime style, keep identity consistent. Maintain her outfit, hairstyle, hair parting, clothing silhouette, and a cute, soft atmosphere. Strictly adhere to the character sheet.

A 15-second sophisticated cell-shaded 3D animation. Not realistic live-action, but exaggerated 3D cartoon animation acting. Delicate facial features, expressive eyes, clean outlines, soft skin shadows, detailed clothing textures, glowing magic particles, moonlight, cinematic depth of field, and dramatic rim lighting. Subdued outlines. Ensure expressions, eyes, eyebrows, mouth, and poses are clearly readable in the video.

The setting is a spacious, high-end island kitchen with a large counter, storage in the background, a refrigerator, hanging lights, a wide floor, and a sense of depth. A single premium pudding with shimmering golden caramel is placed on the central counter. The pudding must remain an important focal object throughout. Maintain consistent positioning between the kitchen, counter, and pudding in all shots.

Acting should be stylized. Movements must be large, fast, sharp, and comical with 'snappy pose-to-pose' timing. Smooth constant-velocity movement is prohibited. Each action should include a pause, a short buildup, explosive acceleration, large overshoot, recoil, a complete stop, and a secondary motion where hair and sleeves sway with a delay. Insert a short freeze at the end of major poses. Maintain the integrity of the body shape and costume.

Facial expressions should be exaggerated. Quickly switch the eyes, eyebrows, mouth, cheeks, gaze, and neck angle at key moments. Use expressions like wary narrowed eyes, one eyebrow raised in suspicion, wide-eyed surprise, sideways glancing, a mischievous smirk, tense puffed cheeks, starry discovery eyes, a moved expression, and a happy satisfied smile. Keep it cute while emphasizing the comical scale of expressions.

0.0–1.5s: Ultra-wide shot of the island kitchen. Golden pudding on the center counter. Caramel glints. The girl's white hair pops up briefly from behind the counter and pulls back.
1.5–3.0s: The girl slowly peeks out from behind the counter, starting with just her eyes. She watches the pudding with wary, narrowed eyes and raises an eyebrow. Suddenly, her eyes widen and sparkle. She stands with a finger pointed, back against the counter side, then stops dead as her hair and sleeves catch up.
3.0–4.8s: First major move. She crouches small, then explosively leaps sideways from the counter's shadow with short afterimages and subtle speed lines. She overshoots the arrival point, hurries back to cling to the counter. Expressions switch between serious, surprised, impatient, and smirking. Stops completely with a large secondary sway in her hair and clothes.
4.8–6.5s: Moves further to the shadows of the fridge. Rapid toe-stepping followed by a sudden zip. The camera follows with a quick pan and slight tilt. Arrives with an exaggerated one-legged balance pose with arms spread. Switches through a sideways suspicious glance to a confident smirk.
6.5–8.5s: Cartoon-style exaggerated sneak toward the counter. For each step: pause, foot forward, body catches up, head overshoots, recoil, stop dead. Gaze switches between pudding, left, right, behind. Sudden brake near counter with hair/sleeves flowing forward then back.
8.5–10.5s: Main discovery scene. Peeks from under the counter, eyes first, then looks at the pudding. Eyes widen with star sparkles, eyebrows jump, cheeks redden. Stretches up with hands on the counter. Switches to moved, entranced, and smirking faces. Ends in a pose freeze.
10.5–12.5s: Gently lifts the pudding. Concentrates first, then pulls it quickly to her chest. Momentum carries her back then forward. Shivers with joy. Transitions through serious, surprised, and smirking faces to a sparkling expectant face. Quick camera zoom to the pudding with a spoon.
12.5–14.2s: Maximum reaction to tasting. As she tastes a spoonful, a one-frame impact pose where shoulders and hair jump up. Small shockwave reaction. Cheeks redden as she holds her face. Quickly switches through surprised, moved, and happy expressions.
14.2–15.0s: Final pose. Holds her cheek with one hand and the plate with the other. Narrows her eyes and smiles happily. Body stops completely while hair and clothes sway in the aftermath. Camera zooms in on her happy expression for a satisfying final shot.

Camera work: Use ultra-wide shots, sudden zooms, low angles, slight Dutch angles, quick pans, and short cut-ins. Use strong zooms during the discovery and tasting moments. Ensure the spatial relationship between the face, pudding, and counter remains clear.