Recreate the uploaded reference video as faithfully as possible. Use the original video as the prima

Recreate the uploaded reference video as faithfully as possible. Use the original video as the primary source for every visible action, character detail, camera angle, shot transition, movement direction, and timing. Do not reinterpret, simplify, or replace the choreography. FORMAT: 25.3 seconds, 16:9 widescreen, 1280×720 or higher, cinematic photorealism, continuous rainy atmosphere, realistic motion blur. CHARACTER LOCK: A young woman with long, straight black hair, a light-blue sleeveless high-neck top, a loose black cropped jacket, and black track pants with white side stripes. Preserve her facial identity, hairstyle, clothing, proportions, and appearance across every shot. A black-clad motorcycle thief wearing a full-face black helmet rides a dark motorcycle. ENVIRONMENT LOCK: A large cable-stayed bridge over a river in a modern Korean city. Overcast blue-gray sky, persistent rainfall, wet reflective asphalt, bridge cables, metal guardrails, moving cars, distant buildings, and realistic tire spray. Keep the same environment and weather throughout. ACTION AND EDITING — FOLLOW THIS ORDER: 0–3 seconds: Begin with a cinematic medium shot of the woman on the rainy bridge, looking down at her smartphone. Establish the wet road, bridge structure, and traffic through the composition and background. 3–5 seconds: Cut to an extreme close-up of her hand holding the smartphone. Rain droplets cling to the phone and her fingers. Keep the phone, hand position, and black jacket sleeve sharply defined while the bridge background remains softly blurred. 5–8 seconds: A black-clad, helmeted motorcyclist passes close to her and snatches the phone. Show the hand-to-phone interaction clearly, then show the motorcycle accelerating away. Cut to the woman's immediate reaction, preserving her original appearance and the direction of the chase. 8–10 seconds: The woman turns toward the escaping motorcycle. Violet-purple supernatural energy ignites around her hands and body. Her expression becomes focused and determined. Purple light and sparks emerge against the cool, rainy background. 10–13 seconds: Use a dynamic side-tracking shot. The woman accelerates supernaturally and launches into a long forward leap above the wet roadway and adjacent moving cars. Her black hair and loose jacket stream backward from the force of movement. Purple energy trails behind her limbs. The motorcycle remains ahead of her on the road. Preserve the bridge cables, vehicle positions, and direction of motion. 13–16 seconds: Continue the high-speed pursuit with cinematic tracking and wide action framing. The woman closes the distance to the motorcycle. Purple energy intensifies around her as she approaches the rider. Maintain realistic screen direction, scale, and spatial continuity. 16–19 seconds: Show the woman confronting the motorcycle rider. She makes a decisive, powerful movement while violet energy flares. The motorcycle is violently displaced and flips into the air near the bridge railing. Show the bike's wheels, frame, and rotation clearly, with physically coherent motion. Do not substitute an ordinary stationary crash for the airborne motorcycle action. 19–22 seconds: Return to a frontal medium shot of the woman on the wet bridge, with the motorcycle airborne or moving away behind her as appropriate to the reference. She raises one arm in a controlled finishing gesture. Her jacket hangs loosely from her shoulders, her face remains composed, and the purple effects diminish naturally. Keep the river, guardrail, cables, and distant skyline consistent. 22–25.3 seconds: Gradually tighten to a close-up of the woman's face and upper torso. She turns her gaze slightly toward the side with a calm, serious expression. Her long black hair frames her face, the light-blue top remains unchanged, and the black jacket drapes around her arms. The rainy bridge stays softly out of focus behind her. End on this composed close-up without adding a new scene. CAMERA AND MOTION: Follow the reference's changing shot sizes: medium character framing, close-up of the phone, reaction shot, side-tracking chase, wide airborne action, motorcycle confrontation, frontal medium shot, and final close-up. Use purposeful cuts and natural motion blur. Avoid unnecessary slow motion, random camera movement, invented angles, and abrupt transitions that obscure the choreography. VISUAL EFFECTS: Purple-violet flames, glowing particles, and energy trails must be concentrated around the woman during the chase and confrontation. Preserve her real human anatomy and clothing. Use realistic rain interaction, road reflections, vehicle movement, and cinematic blue-gray lighting. The purple effects should contrast with the cool environment rather than overwhelm the entire image. NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS: No character redesign, no outfit changes, no hairstyle changes, no extra limbs, no duplicate characters, no distorted hands, no floating smartphone, no teleportation, no inconsistent motorcycle design, no sudden location changes, no sunny weather, no dry asphalt, no unrelated action, no unnecessary dialogue, no subtitles, no logos, and no added ending. FINAL REQUIREMENT: Prioritize fidelity to the uploaded reference over creative interpretation. Match the sequence, timing, action direction, camera framing, character appearance, rainy bridge environment, purple-energy effects, airborne motorcycle movement, and final close-up. If a detail conflicts with this written description, the original reference video takes priority.