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i created 4 different style videos with Gemini Omni Flash😻 will explore more and share the results Episode 1 - 4 styles 1- Papercraft 2- Origami 3-Claymation 4-Plush world PROMPTS’ in the comments and I’ll paste every prompt I used so you can test them yourself.

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