Japanese-style mecha fast food storyboard

Objective: To create a brightly colored 15-second Japanese TV commercial storyboard for a fictional McDonald's-style superhero robot promotional campaign, titled "..."{argument name="headline text" default="15-second commercial storyboard"} It was accompanied by a red subtitle.{argument name="subheadline text" default="Macro Robo, deploy!"} Canvas: A 16:9 landscape slides project on a white background, divided into 8 bordered panel panels arranged in 4 columns and 2 rows. Each panel has a red square number label in the upper left corner, a vibrant illustration area in the center, and a white explanatory text area below containing red timecode and black Japanese descriptive text. A tiny black disclaimer is added to the bottom edge. Visual Style: High-energy Japanese anime advertising paneling, the dynamism of toy ads, saturated red/yellow/blue tones, dramatic speed lines, sparks, explosions, urban action scenes, glossy mecha rendering, McDonald's-like golden arches branding elements, bold comic book outlines, and cinematic lighting. A refined generated image look is used, rather than flat vector art. Main Characters and Theme: A family of four is eating fast food; for privacy, their faces are deliberately blurred or obscured. A team of four transforming robots themed around food: a red hamburger hero robot with wings, a blue dinosaur/Tyrannosaurus robot, a golden lion robot, and a golden phoenix/eagle robot. Hamburgers, fries, chicken nuggets, soft drinks, and a giant spaghetti/noodle monster made of curly noodles are also featured. Number and content of storyboards: 8 storyboards are used. 1. Storyboard 1, timecode "0-2 seconds": A family of four sits at a McDonald's-like table, which is piled high with hamburgers, fries, chicken nuggets, drinks, and small toy robots. Caption: "Family members, makdnard! Good! Good!" 2. Storyboard 2, timecode "2-4 seconds": The fast food bursts with transforming energy, transforming into four robots: a red hamburger robot, a blue dinosaur robot, a golden lion robot, and a golden phoenix robot. Caption: "Eating べものが光って...ロボに変shaped! マックロボ, born!" 3. Storyboard 3, time code "4-6 seconds": The storyboard contains a character introduction grid, divided into 4 A smaller portrait frame, labeled: "パパ：バーガーロボ", "ママ：フェニックスロボ", "Brother: ティーレックスロボ", "Sister: ライオンロボ". Caption: "To the robot you're looking for! Come on, let's go!" 4. Shot 4, timecode "6-8 seconds": The robot team moves out on a city street under a blue sky, with the McDonald's logo in the background; a red winged robot flies forward, while the other three robots run below. Caption: "Let's go, Macro, let's go!" 5. Shot 5, timecode "8-10 seconds": A giant, angry spaghetti monster stands above city traffic, surrounded by forks and flying noodles. Caption: "The city is in danger!" 6. Shot 6, timecode "10-12 seconds": Four robots work together in the city to fight the spaghetti monster, accompanied by explosions, energy blasts, and dramatic action. Caption: "I'll make you stronger, right! Tokan!" 7. Scene 7, timecode "12-14 seconds": Four robots in victory poses in the city, with the red robot in the center and wings outstretched, the image overlaid with celebratory red and white Japanese shock text:{argument name="impact slogan" default="I'm feeling 100 times more energized today thanks to McDonald's."} Caption: "Make today's action 100 times more energetic! Make Macro's victory!" 8. Storyboard 8, timecode "14-15 seconds": Final brand end credits: Bright red background with a huge yellow McDonald's-style gold arches logo, a family of four and four robots posing together, plus white/yellow slogan text.{argument name="end card slogan" default="ワクワクを、いっしょに。 I'm lovin' it"} Description: "Wakuwaku wo, itsho ni. Macdonald" Text and Layout Restrictions: Keep all visible titles, timecodes, storyboard numbers, and descriptions in the specified Japanese. Place a bold red timecode centered below each image. Ensure the 8 storyboard panels are clearly separated by thin black borders. Do not add any additional storyboard panels, extra robots, QR codes, watermarks, or irrelevant logos, except for the McDonald's-style gold arches visual language.