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One image reference turning into a full action sequence is the part that caught me here. Kling AI’s Kling 4.0 keeps the lion-dance characters, costumes, and overall visual style recognizable even as the framing and poses change dramatically. That kind of reference control makes it much easier to turn... show more

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