Create a 15-second animated short film using the uploaded character references as the ONLY reference

Create a 15-second animated short film using the uploaded character references as the ONLY references. Characters: 1. Honey badger warrior: preserve the exact same stout upright body, dark bluish-purple fur, cream-white fur cap flowing over head and back, stern face, small ears, thick limbs, long tail, shoulder strap, and large axe with golden honey dripping from the blade. He is cool, serious, cautious, and controlled. 2. Goofy Chinese dragon: preserve the exact same long serpentine body, blue scales, yellow-gold mane and accents, cream belly, long whiskers, big round eyes, oversized buck teeth/tusks, wide silly mouth, small limbs, and cute clueless personality. Style: Cute traditional Chinese ink/watercolor cartoon, soft paper texture, expressive ink outlines, watercolor shading, charming hand-drawn animation, clean readable silhouettes, smooth natural motion, cinematic clouds, light comedy. No 3D, no realistic CGI, no anime battle style. Scene: A rocky mountain cliff above a sea of clouds. Wind moves the clouds and the characters’ fur/whiskers. The mood starts mysterious and tense, then turns cute and funny. Rules: No dialogue. No voice. No subtitles. No captions. No written text on screen. No speech bubbles. No logos or watermarks. Music is optional and can be freely chosen. Movement must be readable, physically clear, and logical. No impossible or random actions. Keep screen direction consistent. Do not add extra characters. Shot sequence: 0–2s: Wide shot. The honey badger stands alone on a rocky cliff, looking toward the cloudy sky. Wind blows his cream-white fur and tail. A large dragon-shaped shadow silently moves behind the clouds above him. Only the shadow is visible. 2–4s: Medium shot. The honey badger notices the shadow. His eyes narrow. His posture becomes alert. He slowly reaches one hand toward the axe on his back. The honey on the axe blade trembles slightly in the wind. 4–6s: Low-angle shot from behind the honey badger. The shadow circles once inside the clouds, partly hidden by mist. The cloud movement clearly shows the dragon flying in a smooth loop. The honey badger lowers his stance and prepares carefully. 6–8s: Full-body shot. The honey badger draws his axe and plants his feet firmly on the rocky ground. He holds a serious defensive pose, expecting danger. His expression is focused and controlled. 8–10s: Sky reveal. The clouds open. The dragon swoops down through the clouds in a dramatic but readable arc. At first, it appears majestic and mysterious. The honey badger tightens his grip on the axe but does not attack. 10–12s: Two-shot. The dragon comes close and its true face is revealed: cute, goofy, harmless, wide-eyed, smiling with big buck teeth. It waves cheerfully at the honey badger. The honey badger freezes in confusion, still holding the axe. 12–14s: Wide shot. The dragon tries to land proudly in front of the honey badger. It curls its long body, lifts its head, and attempts a cool heroic pose. But it slips slightly on the rocky ground, loses balance, tangles with its own tail, and falls into a soft clumsy seated pose. The fall is gentle, funny, and physically clear, with dust and small cloud puffs. 14–15s: Final two-shot. The dragon sits awkwardly, tangled but unharmed, smiling sheepishly with a dizzy goofy face. The honey badger slowly lowers the axe. His final expression becomes confused and puzzled, not angry: raised brow, slight head tilt, unsure eyes, as if thinking, “Was this supposed to be dangerous?” Hold the comedic contrast for the final beat. Negative prompt: Do not redesign the characters. Do not change colors, proportions, costumes, axe, scales, whiskers, teeth, or silhouettes. Do not include actual fighting, injury, violence, dialogue, text, subtitles, captions, logos, watermarks, extra characters, random magic, teleporting, chaotic camera movement, unreadable motion, or unrealistic action.