Create a 22–24 second cinematic animated street-action sequence using the provided storyboard and ch

Create a 22–24 second cinematic animated street-action sequence using the provided storyboard and character references as the primary visual references. Maintain exact character consistency throughout the entire video. MAIN CHARACTER: A beautiful young adult tomboy woman with short textured dark hair, athletic lean build, expressive features, and a calm, confident personality. She wears the same bright orange oversized hooded jacket, dark fitted top, loose dark cargo pants, and dark sneakers throughout the entire sequence. Her face, hairstyle, body proportions, clothing design, and colors must remain consistent whenever visible. At the beginning, her orange hood is up and partially hides her face. Later, she pushes the hood back and clearly reveals the same face and hairstyle. Do not redesign or change her appearance after the reveal. GOONS: Four distinct adult street goons with clearly different faces, hairstyles, physiques, and outfits. Keep their individual designs consistent throughout the sequence. They should look like rough street antagonists, with some visible tattoos and rugged clothing. Never duplicate faces or characters. VISUAL STYLE: High-end cinematic animated-film / graphic-novel aesthetic with expressive stylized anatomy, strong ink linework, painterly brush textures, detailed illustrated surfaces, dynamic comic-book composition, cinematic depth, and polished animation. Bright daytime urban street with colorful buildings, street details, sunlight, blue sky, and natural shadows. Rich but controlled colors. The result should feel like an original premium animated action film, not photorealistic and not generic glossy 3D CGI. STORY AND ACTION: 0–2 seconds: The orange-hooded woman walks alone through a bright urban street with her hands in her pockets. Her hood is up and her face is mostly hidden. Smooth cinematic tracking shot. 2–4 seconds: Four distinct street goons notice her and begin following her. They look confident and intimidating while she completely ignores them and continues walking. 4–6 seconds: The four goons spread around her and block her path. She stops calmly, showing no fear. 6–8 seconds: The leader steps closer and grabs the edge of her orange hoodie. She turns toward him calmly. 8–10 seconds: She slowly pushes the hood back and reveals her face. Keep her face exactly consistent with the character reference. She gives a subtle confident expression. The goons freeze and realize they underestimated her. 10–12 seconds: The leader attacks. She smoothly sidesteps and delivers a controlled close-range martial-arts counter, causing him to stumble backward. Keep the movement clean and readable. 12–14 seconds: The larger heavy goon charges toward her. Give this moment a clear, isolated action shot: she performs one controlled jumping side kick, with her entire body visible and natural anatomy. One leg extends toward the opponent while the other remains naturally bent. Her arms and hands remain anatomically correct. The kick sends him backward. 14–16 seconds: The athletic goon attacks from the side. She blocks his attack, counters with a clean hand strike, and performs a controlled leg sweep, bringing him down. 16–18 seconds: The leader attempts to recover and rushes toward her again. She pivots and performs a clean martial-arts takedown. Three goons are now down. 18–20 seconds: The remaining nervous goon looks at the others, looks at her, realizes he cannot win, backs away, and runs. She does not chase him. 20–22 seconds: She calmly adjusts her orange jacket and pulls the hood back over her head. She puts both hands into her pockets. 22–24 seconds: Wide cinematic rear tracking shot. She walks away down the bright city street without looking back. The defeated goons remain behind her while the final nervous goon has disappeared into the distance. ACTION QUALITY: Keep every movement physically readable and fluid. Prioritize clean poses, natural anatomy, correct hand and limb placement, stable faces, and clear separation between characters. Avoid chaotic overlapping bodies during fight movements. Do not change the main character's face, hairstyle, orange jacket, clothing, body proportions, or visual identity. Do not duplicate characters, faces, arms, hands, legs, or bodies. Do not merge characters. Do not create extra limbs or malformed anatomy. No weapons, blood, gore, graphic injuries, supernatural powers, or exaggerated destruction. No text, captions, subtitles, logos, watermarks, UI elements, or title cards. Preserve the original character designs and overall visual style from the provided references from beginning to end.