Crazy Frog Race AI Video Prompt: Use @Video1 as the motion and camera reference. Replace the foreground lead with the person in @Image1 and the pursuer on the red hover vehicle with the person in @Image2. Each image defines its subject's face, hair, build, outfit, and accessories. SAME IDENTITY throughout, including turns and close-ups. Preserve the reference poses, gestures, backward glances, chase distance, road, vehicle, lighting, shot order, and camera timing. If the lead rides an invisible motorcycle, retain the crouched pose and imaginary handlebars; do not add a visible bike or change the action to running. Include a flip only if present in the reference. NO ROLE SWAP. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. Avoid face blending, extra limbs, distorted hands, outfit flicker, and vehicle-body merging. Use a supported 5–10-second excerpt and 9:16 framing where available without cropping either role.

Couple Crazy Frog AI Video Prompt: Recast the two chase roles in @Video1 using @Image1 as the playful foreground lead and @Image2 as the determined partner pursuing behind. Preserve each person's face, hairstyle, proportions, clothing, and accessories from their own image. SAME IDENTITY before and after head turns, close-ups, and overlaps. Follow the source expressions and backward glances to keep the teasing chase energy. Match the original riding or running action exactly; retain invisible handlebars only when shown. Keep the pursuer on the source vehicle and maintain the original front-to-back spacing, road, lighting, camera movement, cuts, and timing. NO ROLE SWAP. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. Do not add a kiss, collision, embrace, or extra passenger. Avoid merged faces, deformed hands, wardrobe flicker, and unstable vehicles. Use a supported 5–10-second segment with both partners visible in the selected framing.

Invisible Motorcycle AI Video Prompt: Use an invisible-moped chase clip as @Video1. Replace ONLY the foreground rider with the person in @Image1. Transfer the subject's face, hair, skin tone, build, outfit, and accessories. SAME IDENTITY in every shot. Match the source crouched riding pose, bent knees, hands gripping imaginary handlebars, forward gliding, expressions, and backward glances. Keep the space beneath the rider empty: no visible motorcycle, scooter, bicycle, seat, or wheels. Preserve the original chaser and vehicle without changing their appearance. Follow the reference road, chase distance, camera path, lighting, shot order, and speed changes. Reproduce a flip only if shown in @Video1. NO ROLE SWAP. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. Avoid an ordinary running gait, foot skating, extra limbs, distorted fingers, and outfit flicker. Use a supported 5–10-second excerpt and keep the rider's full pose in frame.

Original Character Crazy Frog Race Prompt: Use @Video1 as the chase reference. Replace the foreground lead with the original character in @Image1 and the pursuer with the original character in @Image2. Keep each character's face, silhouette, colors, proportions, costume, and distinctive features separate and consistent. SAME IDENTITY throughout. Adapt the reference gestures and riding pose to each character's anatomy while preserving the action order and timing. Keep the lead ahead and the pursuer on the original rear vehicle. Preserve the road, background, lighting, camera path, framing, and cuts. If the source uses an invisible motorcycle, keep it invisible. NO ROLE SWAP. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. Do not add characters, props, jumps, or collisions. Avoid character fusion, extra limbs, costume flicker, vehicle deformation, and object-body merging. Use a supported 5–10-second excerpt with both roles clearly readable.