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Exactly — the ending pose needs to be described much more specifically so H3 doesn't interpret “both hands together” as parallel palms. The key is to describe the hands as vertically stacked/opposed, with one above the other. integrated_multimodal_description: 0.00–3.40s: A classic Street Fighter arena under dramatic tournament lighting, sharp polished anime style, clean lines and vibrant colors. Ryu faces Chun-Li. Ryu wears his classic white gi and red headband; Chun-Li wears her classic blue qipao-style outfit, gold accents, twin buns and white ribbons. Ryu rapidly brings both hands together to his waist, charging a bright blue sphere of energy between them. He shouts “Shinnnnkuuuu!” as the energy intensifies. He then explosively thrusts both hands forward together from his waist, releasing the blue energy as one large glowing Hadouken toward Chun-Li. As the attack finishes, Ryu assumes the recognizable Shinku Hadouken casting pose: one hand positioned above the other, vertically aligned in front of his body, with the upper hand's fingers pointing upward and the lower hand's fingers pointing downward, forming a clearly vertical opposing-hand configuration rather than two parallel hands. Chun-Li sees the incoming projectile and her expression turns to exaggerated anime despair. The camera follows Ryu's hands through the complete waist-to-forward motion. At the exact instant the Hadouken leaves his hands, the action transitions into bullet-time. 3.40–6.60s: bullet-time. Time slows almost completely while the camera continues moving rapidly around the frozen action. Ryu remains frozen in the final Shinku Hadouken casting pose, with one hand directly above the other, vertically stacked, the upper hand's fingers pointing upward and the lower hand's fingers pointing downward. His hands are clearly not parallel and not side-by-side. The single blue Hadouken remains suspended directly in front of the stacked hands. Chun-Li remains frozen several steps away, staring at the incoming projectile with a dramatic despairing expression. Blue energy sparks and particles hang suspended around the projectile. The camera performs a smooth continuous 180-degree orbital movement around Ryu, the Hadouken and Chun-Li, traveling from the front-left side around to the rear-right side with strong cinematic parallax. This is a real moving camera orbit, not a zoom or static perspective change. Ryu, Chun-Li and the Hadouken remain spatially locked while the camera travels around them. Maintain perfect continuity of the characters, projectile, arena and their positions throughout the orbit. The sound of time slowing is unmistakable: the Hadouken release stretches into a deep pitch-dropped temporal whooom, the crowd becomes a long slowed atmospheric roar, and the energy crackle stretches into deep resonant tones. Normal-speed audio is replaced by an extreme slowed-time soundscape throughout the orbit. 6.60–9.80s: Time suddenly snaps back to full normal speed. The stretched sound instantly accelerates back to normal as the Hadouken violently resumes full-speed movement toward Chun-Li. Ryu completes the attack naturally while maintaining the recognizable Shinku Hadouken hand configuration: one hand vertically above the other, fingers pointing in opposite vertical directions, not parallel and not side-by-side. He shouts “Hadouken!”. The camera pulls back slightly as the enormous blue projectile races across the arena toward Chun-Li, leaving a bright energetic trail. Chun-Li reacts to the sudden return of time as the projectile rapidly approaches. overall_soundscape: Fast arena ambience and crowd noise, cloth movement, energy crackling and Ryu's clear “Shinnnnkuuuu!” during the charge. At the exact Hadouken release, a massive sharp energy impact immediately stretches into a deep pitch-dropped time-warp whooom. During bullet-time, the crowd and arena ambience remain heavily slowed and elongated while the deep energy resonance continues. When time snaps back, all sound instantly returns to full speed with the roaring Hadouken and Ryu's clear “Hadouken!” followed by the crowd erupting. non_diegetic_music: Fast-paced fighting-game orchestral and electronic tension builds during the charge. At the Hadouken release, the music hits a massive impact and immediately stretches into a deep sustained slowed-time swell during bullet-time. The music remains suspended while the camera completes its 180-degree orbit. When normal speed returns, the music violently accelerates back to full tempo with powerful percussion and orchestral impact as the Hadouken flies toward Chun-Li.