Generated a complete Japanese zombie outbreak gameplay sequence with Seedance 2.5 on SJinn Agent Students fighting through thier school to rescue their trapped friend and escape together Every moment feels like actual playable AAA gameplay Prompt 👇🏻

Create an ultra-realistic AAA third-person survival-action game sequence about a Japanese high school student fighting through a zombie outbreak inside her school to rescue three friends trapped upstairs. The entire sequence must feel like authentic playable gameplay rather than a cinematic trailer. Her objective is not to hunt or eliminate every zombie, but to physically reach her friends, protect them after finding them, and escape the school together using defensive melee attacks, dodging, environmental distractions, barricades, stealth, stamina management, and intelligent movement through the environment. Character A: Player Character: An 18-year-old Japanese high school student with dark hair tied into a practical ponytail, wearing a dark school blazer, white shirt, pleated skirt, knee-high socks, practical school shoes, and a small backpack. She begins frightened and exhausted but becomes increasingly determined as she gets closer to her friends. Characters B, C, D: Friends: Three Japanese students from the same class trapped together inside classroom 2-B. Character C has an injured ankle and cannot run normally, forcing Characters B and D to support them during the escape. Maintain identical character models, uniforms, hairstyles, injuries, weapons, school geography, zombie designs, lighting conditions, and gameplay UI throughout the entire sequence. [2] GLOBAL SETTING A large modern Japanese high school during late afternoon after a sudden zombie outbreak, beginning at the ground-floor entrance and progressing continuously through the main corridor, central staircase, science laboratory, preparation room, secondary staircase, second-floor corridor, classroom 2-B, rear staircase, and emergency exit. The school remains recognizable and grounded despite the outbreak. Fluorescent lights flicker above abandoned school bags, scattered notebooks, overturned desks, club posters, shoe lockers, vending machines, classroom signs, cleaning equipment, and emergency lights, while warm orange sunset enters through large windows and contrasts with the cold fluorescent interior lighting. Visual Style: Photorealistic AAA Unreal Engine 5 survival-action gameplay with realistic Japanese school architecture, believable human characters, highly detailed uniforms, physically simulated hair and clothing, cinematic global illumination, polished floor reflections, natural motion blur, volumetric dust, atmospheric lighting, responsive debris, grounded body mechanics, realistic facial animation, restrained environmental destruction, and smooth 60fps gameplay presentation. Gameplay Camera: Maintain an authentic over-the-shoulder third-person gameplay camera behind Character A throughout the sequence, with controlled camera rotation around corners, slightly wider framing during group encounters, subtle impact shake during zombie attacks, tighter framing during stealth and defensive counters, and natural responses to running, crouching, dodging, blocking, and environmental interaction. Never transform into a detached cinematic camera. Gameplay UI: Keep player health and stamina fixed in the upper-left corner, circular mini-map in the upper-right, equipped improvised weapon and healing item in the lower-left, contextual interaction prompts in the lower-right, and the current mission objective beneath the mini-map. Initial objective: RESCUE YOUR FRIENDS: CLASSROOM 2-B After rescue: ESCAPE THE SCHOOL: REAR EXIT Combat System: Character A uses a broken wooden broom handle as her primary improvised defensive weapon. Combat revolves around dodging, blocking, pushing, brief counters, distractions, barricades, and creating enough distance to continue moving. Character A is a vulnerable student surviving through timing and intelligence, never an unstoppable action hero. Zombie Behavior: Recently infected students and school staff move with physically believable but disturbed human locomotion, including uneven walking, sudden short lunges, aggressive grabbing, stumbling recovery, and logical reactions to sight and sound. Zombies must physically navigate corridors, classrooms, doors, and staircases without teleporting or spawning impossibly ahead of the player. Dialogue Language: Every spoken character line must be delivered exclusively in natural conversational Japanese with authentic pronunciation, emotional delivery, and age-appropriate speech patterns. Never generate spoken English. Do not add subtitles, translations, captions, or floating dialogue text. English is allowed only inside the AAA gameplay HUD, objectives, interaction prompts, and mission-completion UI. Audio Design: Fluorescent electrical hum, footsteps echoing through corridors, distant alarms, school bell echoes, nervous breathing, desks scraping, zombie groans, doors slamming, broken glass, broom-handle impacts, phone audio, frightened Japanese dialogue, UI feedback, and restrained survival-horror music that intensifies naturally during danger. [3] TIMESTAMPED STORYBOARD [00:00-00:04] THEY'RE WAITING Begin directly in playable third-person movement as Character A enters the deserted ground-floor corridor holding the broken broom handle defensively while her phone remains on speaker, and the objective marker for classroom 2-B appears on the mini-map. Character B's frightened voice comes through the phone. Character B: 「今どこ？」 Character A continues toward the staircase. Character A: 「学校の中。」 Character B answers quickly. Character B: 「2-Bにいる。」 Character A looks toward the objective marker. Character A: 「そこにいて。今行くから。」 A violent impact suddenly shakes a classroom door farther down the corridor, forcing Character A to stop and raise the broom handle as the combat music begins. [00:04-00:08] FIRST INFECTED The classroom door bursts partially open and an infected student stumbles into the corridor, notices Character A, and accelerates toward her while the gameplay camera tracks backward behind her shoulder. The zombie lunges. A DODGE prompt flashes. Character A sidesteps at the final possible moment, causing the infected student to collide with the lockers before she delivers one controlled broom-handle strike that pushes it away without graphic injury. Character B hears the collision through the phone. Character B: 「今の音、何？」 Character A immediately runs toward the staircase. Character A: 「聞かないで。」 [00:08-00:12] BLOCKED Character A reaches the central staircase but immediately stops when several infected students appear below and begin moving upward toward her, making the direct route to the second floor impossible. She quietly backs away before they fully notice her. Character B speaks through the phone. Character B: 「もう近い？」 Character A watches the infected climbing. Character A: 「近かったんだけどね。」 The objective updates: FIND ANOTHER WAY UP Character A notices the nearby science laboratory, enters quickly, and closes the door behind herself just before the first infected reaches the corridor. [00:12-00:16] SCIENCE LAB Character A pushes a rolling equipment cart against the laboratory door while zombie hands begin striking the opposite side, then checks the mini-map and discovers another staircase accessible through the laboratory preparation room. An infected staff member blocks the preparation-room exit. Rather than fighting directly, Character A grabs a metal tray and throws it toward the opposite side of the laboratory. The tray crashes loudly. The infected staff member turns toward the sound. Character A quietly slips behind it. Character B whispers through the phone. Character B: 「お願い、早く来て。」 Character A reaches the preparation-room door. Character A: 「急いでる！」 She closes the door behind herself and reaches the secondary staircase. [00:16-00:20] CLASSROOM 2-B Character A runs upstairs into the second-floor corridor, notices several infected silhouettes wandering near the opposite end, crouches behind overturned desks, and carefully advances toward classroom 2-B without attracting them. She reaches the door and knocks softly. Character A: 「私だよ。」 The door immediately opens and Character B pulls her inside. The three friends surround her with visible relief while Character C remains seated beside a desk because of the injured ankle. Character B notices the damaged broom handle. Character B: 「それが武器？」 Character A catches her breath. Character A: 「今のところ役に立ってる。」 Character D looks nervously toward the hallway. Character D: 「もう行ける？」 Character A nods while helping Character C stand. Character A: 「うん。みんな一緒に行くよ。」 The objective updates: ESCAPE THE SCHOOL: REAR EXIT [00:20-00:24] STAY TOGETHER Character A carefully opens the classroom door and checks both directions before leading everyone into the corridor while Characters B and D support injured Character C between them, making the group's movement noticeably slower than Character A's earlier solo movement. A zombie suddenly emerges from a nearby classroom and moves directly toward Character C. Character A immediately steps between them, blocks the zombie's reaching arms with the broom handle, redirects its momentum into an overturned desk, and pushes the desk against the classroom doorway to temporarily trap it. Character B looks at Character A while everyone continues moving. Character B: 「いつからそんなことできるの？」 Character A follows closely behind them. Character A: 「今日から。」 Character B gives a tiny nervous smile before helping Character C continue toward the rear staircase. [00:24-00:27] DON'T STOP The previous struggle attracts several infected students from farther down the corridor, and Character A looks backward long enough to understand that fighting the entire group would be impossible. Character A: 「止まらないで！」 Characters B and D move faster while continuing to support Character C. Character A stays behind the group and pushes an overturned chair across the corridor, creating a temporary obstacle that forces the pursuing infected to climb around it rather than magically stopping them. Character B turns back. Character B: 「あなたは？」 Character A immediately begins running after them. Character A: 「すぐ後ろにいる！」 The four students reach the rear staircase together while the zombies continue pursuing from the same corridor behind them. [00:27-00:30] LAST ONE OUT The group descends the rear staircase toward the emergency exit while the infected continue following through the same stairwell behind them, keeping the geography and chase direction completely continuous. Character D reaches the bottom first and pushes open the heavy emergency door. Warm sunset light floods inside. Character D: 「早く！」 Characters B and D help Character C outside while Character A remains behind them with the damaged broom handle raised. Character B reaches back through the doorway. Character B: 「こっち！早く！」 Character A grabs Character B's hand and crosses outside. The emergency door slams shut seconds before the pursuing zombies reach the opposite side. All four students stand together in the courtyard, exhausted and breathing heavily. Character B looks at Character A. Character B: 「本当に戻ってきてくれたんだね。」 Character A looks at all three friends. Character A: 「当たり前でしょ。」 Character B gives her a relieved smile. The objective completes: FRIENDS RESCUED A new objective immediately appears: REACH THE EVACUATION POINT The gameplay camera naturally settles behind Character A as the four friends turn toward the distant school gate, keeping the player in control and establishing that their survival continues. [4] GLOBAL SUPPLEMENT The entire sequence must function as one continuous AAA playable rescue mission rather than disconnected action scenes. Character A physically progresses from the ground-floor corridor to the blocked central staircase, science laboratory, preparation room, secondary staircase, second-floor corridor, classroom 2-B, rear staircase, and emergency exit. Every cut must begin from the exact physical position, direction of travel, environmental state, and immediate objective created by the previous cut. Character A's objective remains emotionally and mechanically clear from beginning to end: she deliberately entered the infected school because her friends are trapped inside. She never stops to hunt zombies unnecessarily, explore unrelated areas, or behave like an action hero. Every confrontation occurs because an infected person physically blocks her route or threatens one of her friends. All spoken dialogue must remain exclusively Japanese. Characters should never suddenly switch to English. Dialogue must remain short, conversational, emotionally believable, and naturally integrated into movement rather than interrupting gameplay. Allow breathing, hesitation, facial reactions, footsteps, environmental noise, and physical actions between spoken lines. Never generate subtitles or translated dialogue on screen. After Characters B, C, and D are rescued, all three must remain physically visible throughout the rest of the sequence. Character C continues limping because of the injured ankle while Characters B and D support them, making their reduced movement speed a genuine gameplay challenge that forces Character A to protect the rear of the group. Zombie behavior must remain spatially logical. Infected characters respond to sight and sound, physically navigate accessible corridors and staircases, collide naturally with doors and furniture, and continue pursuing from locations where they were previously established. Never teleport zombies ahead of the group or spawn enemies directly beside the player simply to manufacture another encounter. Maintain persistent environmental consequences throughout gameplay. The laboratory cart remains against the door, displaced desks and chairs stay displaced, thrown objects remain where they land, Character A's broom handle becomes progressively damaged, her ponytail and uniform become slightly messier, and player health and stamina remain consistent rather than resetting between cuts. Keep the HUD permanently anchored to the screen throughout camera movement. Maintain identical character models, Japanese school uniforms, hairstyles, Character C's ankle injury, school architecture, zombie appearance rules, weapon design, lighting conditions, mini-map layout, objectives, inventory state, environmental damage, and gameplay mechanics. Avoid gore, graphic wounds, dismemberment, sexualized school uniforms, unrealistic martial arts, superhuman strength, firearms, impossible acrobatics, teleporting zombies, duplicated characters, disappearing friends, random cinematic cutscenes, inconsistent geography, floating objects, unreadable UI, spoken English, subtitles, captions, anime rendering, or exaggerated zombie mutations.

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