Use the provided 6-panel storyboard sheet @[storyboard ref] as the direct visual keyframe reference

Use the provided 6-panel storyboard sheet @[storyboard ref] as the direct visual keyframe reference for the full 15-second video. Follow the exact 6-beat order, timing, camera logic, screen direction, escalation, contact states and motion continuity. Expand the storyboard poses into smooth connected animation, but do not render panel borders, shot labels, arrows, notes, captions, storyboard marks or production-board graphics. FORMAT / STYLE: Fully colored 15s epic fantasy comedy animation. Stylized anime-painterly cinematic animation, high-end 2.5D animated feature finish, warm fantasy lighting, crisp silhouettes, readable sakuga motion, clear cause-and-effect action, dramatic but absurd comedy timing. No photorealism, no horror tone, no brand logos, no readable product labels, no visible text. CHARACTER REFERENCES — DO NOT MIX: Use @[image_1] only for HAMSTER KNIGHT, the tiny heroic protagonist: tiny round hamster body, warm golden-brown fur, cream belly and cheeks, huge glossy black eyes, small dented silver helmet, tiny red cape, wooden round shield, toothpick sword, tiny paws, whiskers reacting to suction, brave but comedic attitude. Use @[image_2] only for VACUUM DRAGON, the gigantic living electric vacuum cleaner enemy: toy-like giant vacuum body, dragon-like hose neck, bristled nozzle mouth/brush teeth, glowing red power button, large wheels, corrugated hoses, long electric cable tail plugged into the wall, dust clouds from nozzle, funny household-object monster energy, not too scary. No third character. Every shot contains exactly two character entities: Hamster Knight and Vacuum Dragon. Props are not characters: plug, cable, wall outlet, spoon, goblets, crumbs, rugs, banners, torches, debris, dust, cracks, sword, shield, helmet, wheels, hose, nozzle, power button. Never add extra hamsters, mice, rats, villagers, guards, monsters, spectators, clones, ghost poses or duplicate bodies. Shot 4 especially must show only one single Hamster Knight during the attack and bump. ENVIRONMENT / GEOGRAPHY: Same huge medieval fantasy castle hall throughout: cracked stone floor, towering walls, tall banners, warm torches, distant arches, scattered goblets, crumbs, tiny rugs, fallen oversized spoon, dust clouds, golden torchlight, painterly fantasy haze. Vacuum Dragon usually occupies right side/deep background threat zone. Hamster starts left/foreground facing right. Main action generally moves left-to-right. Wall outlet is fixed on rear-right castle wall and becomes clear in Shot 5. Cable visibly connects vacuum to outlet until final unplugging. Plug, cable, vacuum and outlet stay spatially consistent from Shot 5 to Shot 6. Do not change location. AUDIO: Dramatic fantasy orchestra turning absurdly comedic. Vacuum roar, hose whoosh, suction pressure, tiny paw squeaks, shield rattle, cape flutter, spoon scrape, soft bumper thud, plug pop, vacuum power-down whine, tiny fanfare. Dialogue audio only, no subtitles: “The kingdom is counting on my paws.” “Forward!” “Okay… a little backward-forward!” “Why is this dragon cleaning?!” “Victory strike!” “This armor is a little thick.” “Wait… the monster’s heart is in the wall.” “I unplugged it. The kingdom is saved.” PHYSICS / VFX: Suction pulls dust, crumbs, banners, rugs, cape, whiskers and light props toward the nozzle. Cape has cloth inertia. Whiskers bend with airflow. Helmet may wobble but remains same. Shield stays attached. Toothpick sword bends elastically on impact only. Props slide with floor friction. Vacuum wheels roll with heavy weight. Hose moves like a flexible dragon neck with mass and follow-through. Cable vibrates before unplugging. Impacts need anticipation, contact, recoil and follow-through. Use dust trails, suction streaks, motion smears, impact puffs, tiny debris, cape trails, hose arcs, golden particles. No beams, spells, explosions, blood, gore, smoke monsters or horror VFX. Final power-down: red button dims, hose sags, suction stops, dust falls, wheels slow, body collapses softly like a defeated dragon. [00:00–00:02.0] SHOT 1 — THE TINY HERO FACES THE MONSTER Extreme low-angle from behind the tiny Hamster Knight on a cracked floor tile. Vacuum Dragon rolls in from right/deep background like a mechanical dragon, sucking banners, crumbs, goblets, rugs and dust. Hamster raises toothpick sword with fake epic confidence; cape flutters toward suction. Camera: low-angle slow dolly-in toward hamster silhouette, vacuum huge behind. Dialogue: “The kingdom is counting on my paws.” [00:02.0–00:04.2] SHOT 2 — FIRST HEROIC CHARGE Side tracking shot. Hamster charges left-to-right with shield raised and sword forward. Vacuum nozzle dominates right side and suction intensifies. Instead of reaching it, hamster gets dragged backward while still running in place; tiny legs spin like a cartoon wheel, cape/whiskers/shield strap pulled toward nozzle. Camera: fast side track, readable screen direction. Dialogue: “Forward!” short beat. “Okay… a little backward-forward!” [00:04.2–00:06.5] SHOT 3 — THE VACUUM ATTACK Vacuum hose swings from upper-right like a dragon neck and tries to suck up the hamster. Hamster dodges behind the giant fallen spoon like a tower shield. Spoon, hamster and small props slide across floor in one chaotic suction line. Camera: handheld-style fast whip pan following hose, then stabilizes on hamster behind spoon. Dialogue: “Why is this dragon cleaning?!” [00:06.5–00:09.0] SHOT 4 — EPIC BUT USELESS ATTACK Hamster launches from left/midair toward vacuum body on right, swings toothpick sword and strikes rounded body/wheel area. Sword bends like rubber. Hamster freezes embarrassed as the only hamster visible. Vacuum pauses one beat, then rolls forward and gently bumps the same single hamster away. Camera: crash zoom on sword impact, quick pull-back to reveal tiny useless attack. Dialogue: “Victory strike!” short pause. “This armor is a little thick.” CRITICAL: no duplicate hamster, no attacking hamster plus fallen hamster, no afterimage body; use dust puffs and motion lines instead. [00:09.0–00:12.0] SHOT 5 — THE GREAT REALIZATION Hamster slides/lands near rear-right wall outlet. He looks terrified, sees the giant vacuum cable plugged into the wall, then shifts from fear to realization to heroic focus. Vacuum charges in background. Outlet is fixed on wall, cable clearly connects to Vacuum Dragon; red button glows but is not the solution. Camera: slow dolly-in on hamster face, rack focus to plug, then back to determined face. Dialogue: “Wait… the monster’s heart is in the wall.” [00:12.0–00:15.0] SHOT 6 — FINAL VICTORY Hamster leaps onto cable near plug, bites/grabs plug and pulls with all strength. Vacuum lunges from right/background with hose mouth open. At peak tension: 1-second cinematic time-freeze, complete silence, hamster hanging from plug, cape frozen, dust suspended, Vacuum Dragon inches away. Not stop-motion. Snap back to full speed: plug pops out. Vacuum instantly dies; red button dims, hose sags, suction stops, dust drops, wheels slow, body rolls back and collapses softly. Hamster lands proudly on unplugged cable, raises sword. Camera: 360° orbit during freeze, then aerial pull-back showing saved hall and defeated vacuum. Dialogue: “I unplugged it. The kingdom is saved.” End: hard cut to black exactly at 15s. GLOBAL LOCK: Maintain exact storyboard continuity P01–P06. Same Hamster Knight, same Vacuum Dragon, same castle hall, same scale, same lighting, same costume logic, same left-to-right action logic. No static posing except final cinematic freeze. No redesign, recolor, silhouette drift, identity merging, floating action, subtitles, text bubbles, logos, watermarks, extra characters or random props. Make it absurd, heroic, fast-paced, cinematic, funny and readable: a tiny brave hamster saves a kingdom by unplugging a giant vacuum.