Colossal Dragon Disaster Scene Prompt

[Specifications] Hyper-realistic live-action, IMAX-level Hollywood giant beast disaster film, ARRI Alexa 35 texture. Bright Jakarta daytime, blue sky and strong sunlight, even if smoke and fire are pervasive, it cannot turn into night. The entire video is pure chaos, with no calm passages, static displays, slow motion, or BGM, only real disaster SFX.

[Continuity] Uploaded image as the strictly consistent first frame. Throughout the video, there is only the same ultra-giant flying dragon, strictly maintaining its face, horns, black-gray scales, red wing membranes, wing structure, proportions, and scale; no deformation, shrinking, or extra limbs allowed. The location is always Jakarta Bundaran HI–Sudirman, retaining the Selamat Datang Monument, fountains, real roads, and skyline.

[Core Rules] Rapid alternation between giant dragon destruction, office documentary POV, street escape POV, and dynamic aerial photography, using hard cuts or action matching, morphing is prohibited. Destruction must accumulate and be permanently retained: shattered glass, burning floors, missing outer walls, exposed steel beams, and broken floor slabs remain consistent in all subsequent angles, and buildings are prohibited from returning to integrity after a camera cut. Each destruction follows the sequence of contact → deformation → fracture → falling → smoke/dust.

[0–3 Seconds] The first frame erupts immediately. 24mm street ultra-wide angle high-speed push-in; the dragon's chest expands, the throat glows orange-white, continuously breathing real fire with a white-hot core, orange-red outer flame, black smoke, and heatwave refraction at two high-rise buildings. Glass explodes along the trajectory, multiple indoor floors catch fire, and people and vehicles scatter immediately.

[3–6 Seconds] Hard cut to worm-eye high-speed tracking, camera moving through vehicles and crowds. Burning outer walls fall to the ground first, then detonate empty cars; the shockwave pushes the camera askew. The giant dragon stomps once, the road surface cracks, the fountain tilts, car suspensions bounce, and foreground debris results in a near-miss.

[6–9 Seconds] 45-degree bird’s-eye descending orbit of about 120°, showing at least 3 high-rise buildings continuously burning. The giant dragon sweeps the upper structures while turning, then the left wing strikes a glass office building; action matching cuts indoors just as the wingtip is about to make contact.

[9–14 Seconds] Office over-the-shoulder documentary handheld. The camera is fixed 3-4 meters behind office workers; everyone has their back to the camera, facing the floor-to-ceiling windows and the dragon, only backs, backs of heads, and raised phones are seen, phone cameras facing out the window, screens showing the dragon. Absolutely no personnel allowed to face the main camera. Someone notices the giant wing approaching first, puts down their phone, and pulls a colleague away. Wing bones bend the glass and metal frames, cracks spread, then the entire curtain wall explodes; the giant wing penetrates several meters, continuously destroying the upper and lower 6-8 layers of outer walls, desks, chairs, partitions, and ceilings, floor slabs crack, and steel beams are exposed. The crowd falls to protect their heads and drags each other away, the photographer falls, and glass scrapes past the lens.

[14–17 Seconds] The giant wing withdraws, creating negative pressure, papers are sucked outdoors, and sprinklers activate. Hard cut to an external high-speed 180° orbital, clearly showing a massive 6-8 story building wound; the giant wing continues to slice through the curtain wall, furniture and concrete fall according to gravity, and the distant fire persists.

[17–21 Seconds] Street office workers running POV, employees, security guards, and the injured helping each other. Backwards whip-pan: the damaged building continues to collapse, the dragon's tail strikes the corner of another high-rise, and more than ten stories of outer wall progressively fall; the crowd hears the impact first then reacts realistically according to the direction of falling objects.

[21–25 Seconds] True 90° top-down helicopter shot descending and rotating at high speed, clearly seeing the fountain, giant dragon, cracked road, burning vehicles, and scattering people; at least 5 buildings are burning, missing outer walls, or partially collapsed. The dragon breathes fire in an arc along the evacuated lane, objects burn only after contact.

[25–28 Seconds] Camera lowers to a high-speed bird’s-eye banking wide. The giant dragon's wing sweeps away large areas of the curtain wall of already damaged towers, and a chain collapse occurs from top to bottom; the camera near-misses through falling glass and steel structures, no clipping.

[28–30 Seconds] Ultra-wide helicopter shot high-speed banking, pulling back and rising. The giant dragon spreads its wings at Bundaran HI, breathing a massive fire column toward distant ruins; multiple damaged skyscrapers, burning floors, exposed steel beams, black smoke columns, police lights, and escaping crowds are all visible, the skyline must not be tidy. Ends in continuous destruction, no posing, no fading out.

[Performance & Physics] The crowd has Hollywood A-grade disaster film performance: identify danger first then react, eyes, breathing, center of gravity, falling, and rescue conform to real human mechanics; no one looks at the camera. Camera dynamics are intense but professional, subject always readable. Prohibited: random explosions, floating cars, rubber buildings, clipping, repetitive movements, size changes, game CGI, glitches, text, watermarks. Sound only: dragon roar, fire breathing, wing vibration, glass explosion, steel beam twisting, collapse, alarms, sirens, footsteps, and real shouting.