Create a killer anime opening with AI 🔥 Everything you see - visuals, animation, even the song - was made using AI tools. Let's break it down 👇

This is a video I created a while ago, and it’s just the right time to go through it again — so everyone can create their own! Let’s begin 🔥

To create AI cartoons like this, you need to get good at two things: 1. Generating AI images with a consistent character, environment, and style. In other words, there needs to be a sense that everything is happening in the same “world,” and you’re looking at the same character across scenes. 2. Developing a sense of taste to assemble everything in a way that triggers an emotional response from the viewer. Pacing is crucial — especially in trailers. Keep it to no more than 2–3 seconds per shot.

To make AI generate consistent images, you have two options: 1. Learn how to work with Midjourney style and character references (-sref and -cref). The best way to do that is by watching YouTube tutorials. 2. Use ChatGPT — feed it one of the images, and by asking for different camera angles, generate all the shots you need. If you want faster but less accurate results, go with the second option. If you want quality, stick with the first.

The animation for this anime was made using Luma AI, but I’d also recommend trying Gen-4 — it works great with these style of visuals. The prompts for each shot were super simple, like: “Red car is being chased by the police” “Red car drifting, camera follows” “Anime guy looks to the right” “Anime guy presses the yellow button”

Sometimes, AI just blesses you with insane animations like this 😍🤯

Though, fast-paced action scenes are still a challenge. The quality tends to be pretty rough — but here comes @DomoAI_’s video (and image) upscaler. It doesn’t solve everything perfectly, but it’s way better than nothing!

Finally, the best thing about this trailer is the song. I generated it on the first try using Suno AI — and I still can’t believe how cool it turned out 😄 Not surprised that Suno has more monthly visitors than any video generation tool out there 🤯

i can tell, because it's complete shit.

Hard sell when I've seen 90 minute videos taking apart the Akira scene frame by frame.