IMAGE PROMPT 1
Low front three-quarter camera angle at roughly eye level with the object, looking slightly downward (NOT top-down, NOT side, NOT rear). One hand holding a sealed mechanical pod inspired by African Lion, the front of the pod facing the camera. Smooth rounded rectangular pod design with satin bronze titanium. Clean uninterrupted shell with subtle panel seams and a recessed button on top. No visible creature features, no transformation hints, no exposed mechanisms. Held above a clean white marble tabletop. Natural ambient lighting. Photorealistic product design. Shallow depth of field. Smartphone camera look. Portrait orientation. Ultra realistic materials. No text. No watermark.
IMAGE PROMPT 2
Use the exact same camera angle, height, distance, and framing as Image1: a low front three-quarter angle at roughly eye level, looking slightly downward. A fully transformed mechanical African Lion standing on the same clean white tabletop, with its head and front of the body facing the camera so its face and front are clearly visible. No hands visible. Constructed from the same satin bronze titanium material as the compact device. Visible articulated joints, engineered panel structures, realistic mechanical construction and transformation geometry. Features include layered mane armor plates, hydraulic forelimbs, reinforced chest assembly, articulated jaw mechanism, and segmented tail structure. Approximately 1.5x to 2x larger than the original pod. Natural ambient lighting. Photorealistic. Shallow depth of field. Smartphone camera look. Portrait orientation. No text. No watermark.
🎥 VIDEO PROMPT
A hyper-realistic handheld POV video in portrait orientation with shallow depth of field, natural ambient lighting, and ASMR mechanical transformation sounds only with no music. One hand holds the sealed mechanical pod above a clean white marble tabletop, then the thumb presses the recessed button and the hand places the pod onto the table and withdraws. Panels separate and unfold as internal mechanical structures emerge, limbs and components extend outward, and the transformation continues through realistic engineered motion until the full mechanical African Lion forms and locks into place, settling with a final stabilization movement as the camera slowly drifts closer for a detailed reveal. The final mechanical African Lion ends facing the camera. Maintain the same satin bronze titanium material, environment, lighting, perspective, and scale continuity throughout. No text. No watermark.
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