Animate this 16-panel comic storyboard into a single continuous 15-second cinematic sequence. Spider

Animate this 16-panel comic storyboard into a single continuous 15-second cinematic sequence. Spider-Verse-style animated look, bold ink linework with halftone shading, vivid neon pink-magenta and electric blue motion streaks against a warm city-street palette. Three teenagers — a boy in a purple hoodie on a skateboard, a boy on a BMX bike, a girl with dark hair on a bike — drop in from the top of a hill as gravity takes over, wheels snapping onto the street with instant velocity. One pushes off hard with a sharp kick for more speed. The girl leans forward, pedaling hard. All three hit full speed together, no one backing off, wind howling as their clothes snap like flags. Low subway tracks slice beneath them as one grinds a rail clean and sharp. Handlebars shake as a rider locks in, tires clacking rhythmically against the tracks — clack, clack, clack. They lean together into a turn, trusting it completely, eyes locked on the prize, nothing else existing in that moment. A gap opens and one breaks ahead to take the lead. The frames start to feel like they're overlapping, speed getting loud and chaotic. Reality stretches at top speed, no limits. Final beat: they vanish downhill into the distance, gone — only streaks of light and color left behind on the empty street. Camera: fast low tracking shots hugging the pavement, quick dynamic cuts synced exactly to each beat above, motion blur and speed-line effects intensifying toward the end. Kinetic, high-energy, cinematic animated style, smooth 24fps motion, vertical 9:16 aspect ratio. No on-screen text, no captions, no watermark, no logos anywhere in the frame — the panel captions were only for the storyboard stage, the final video itself must be completely clean.