Create a horizontal 16:9 high-energy 2D anime pop-punk music video featuring Hatsune Miku exactly as shown in the provided character reference. The sequence feels like one continuous tightly choreographed MV passage, with each action naturally creating the next transition. CHARACTER LOCK: The reference image is the absolute authority for Miku’s identity, proportions, hairstyle, outfit, colors and illustration style. Preserve her huge turquoise twin-tails, turquoise bangs, small upward ahoge, bright cyan-blue eyes with thick black outlines, cute expressive mouth, pink blush, and black rectangular twin-tail modules with hot-pink stripes. Keep her exact gray sleeveless top with turquoise trim, turquoise necktie, black pleated mini skirt with cyan edging, oversized detached black sleeves with turquoise cuffs, red “01” upper-arm marking, and black thigh-high footwear with turquoise trim. Maintain her stylized proportions: oversized head and eyes, compact torso, slender simplified legs, extremely long twin-tails, chunky sleeves, bold black outlines, flat saturated colors and minimal cel shading. Her personality is cheerful, cheeky, playful and hyperactive. 0–2.5s — Start immediately with motion. Miku slides rapidly into frame from the left, one foot skidding across a clean white graphic floor. She leans into the momentum while her enormous twin-tails, tie and sleeves trail behind. She plants the second foot, looks up and flashes a mischievous grin. The impact transforms the white background into huge turquoise, black and white graphic blocks as bold “MIKU!” typography punches into the composition with hot-pink accent marks. 2.5–5s — She rebounds directly into a small hop and sharp half-turn. Camera swings from front three-quarter view into fast side tracking as she takes two exaggerated rhythmic steps. Each footfall leaves turquoise hearts, stars, music symbols, tape strips, scribbles and comic impact marks. Her twin-tails swing through large clean arcs behind her while her tie and sleeves bounce with every beat. 5–7.5s — Miku kicks sideways on the beat and uses the momentum to spin. One sweeping twin-tail follows her rotation across the frame like a turquoise brush stroke, expanding into a rotating graphic plane that pulls the scene seamlessly into an abstract 2D pop-punk world of turquoise blocks, black brush marks, white paper shapes, hot-pink lightning, cyan hearts and photocopy textures. She continues without stopping into a bouncy dance phrase: head whip → shoulder hit → side step → small kick → fast turn. Keep every pose exaggerated, cute and rhythmic. Her twin-tails behave like flowing ribbons following the choreography while always remaining attached, coherent and identical to the reference. 7.5–10s — Her turn accelerates as the camera follows closely around her. The environment continuously recomposes with her choreography: turquoise checker patterns slide sideways, hearts rotate, torn-paper strips snap open, black ink marks sweep past and oversized comic typography flashes briefly on drum hits. Miku lands firmly with both feet apart. A huge hand-drawn “BAM!” bursts beneath her feet and shakes the surrounding graphics. She immediately rebounds upward with a cheeky smile instead of holding a static pose. Her twin-tails whip upward from the impact before flowing naturally back down. 10–12.3s — Continue the same movement into connected character details. As Miku whips her head sideways, the camera rapidly travels past her cyan eye → turquoise bangs → black-and-pink twin-tail module → flowing twin-tail → bouncing tie → red “01” marking → black sleeve → skirt edge → thigh-high boot. These are not disconnected beauty shots; every close-up is motivated by her continuous movement and camera travel. Her foot strikes the floor, sending a turquoise graphic shockwave across the frame. 12.3–15s — Ride the shockwave back into full-body view. Miku takes two confident bouncing steps forward, twin-tails swinging rhythmically behind her. She pivots and finishes facing camera with her weight shifted onto one leg, shoulders slightly forward, head tilted and a playful rebellious grin. Her twin-tails, tie and sleeves continue swinging while the background erupts into turquoise checker graphics, black brush X marks, white stars, cyan hearts, hot-pink lightning, music symbols and rough hand-drawn textures. They rapidly organize into a bold Y2K Japanese pop-punk magazine-cover composition. Large “MIKU!” typography appears behind her silhouette on the final beat. VISUAL STYLE: Strictly match the reference artwork: cute early-2000s-inspired 2D anime/cartoon, thick clean black outlines, flat saturated colors, minimal cel shading, simplified anatomy, oversized expressive eyes and playful proportions. Handmade TV-animation feeling, not glossy modern anime. Dominant turquoise/cyan with black, white and small hot-pink accents. Use checker patterns, hearts, stars, music notes, lightning, scribbles, torn paper, tape, photocopy grain and rough ink graphics. MOTION: Fast, bouncy and tightly rhythmic. Use strong key poses, limited-animation timing, overshoot, controlled smear frames, anticipation and cartoon impact frames. Miku’s extremely long twin-tails are a major part of the choreography and transitions, moving through large readable arcs while maintaining correct color, thickness, attachment and silhouette. Tie, sleeves and skirt react continuously. Transitions must grow naturally from movement: foot skid → graphic expansion → kick → twin-tail sweep → rotating graphic plane → spin → camera orbit → stomp → turquoise shockwave. No random transitions or disconnected pose montage. AUDIO: Fast Japanese electronic pop-punk vocals with punchy drums, distorted guitar and bright digital synths. Synchronize foot skids, stomps, paper snaps, cartoon impacts, guitar hits and graphic whooshes to the beat. IMPORTANT: Keep Hatsune Miku’s exact face, cyan eyes, turquoise hair, huge twin-tails, black/pink hair modules, gray top, turquoise tie, detached black sleeves, red “01,” black skirt and thigh-high footwear consistent throughout. Keep her face readable during fast movement. Twin-tail stability is critical: no broken or fragmented hair, disappearing sections, duplicated twin-tails, extra ponytails, detached hair, melting, transparency or uncontrolled morphing. No hand reaching toward camera, no palm covering lens, no pointing into lens, no outfit or hairstyle transformation, no extra characters, no realistic environments, no photorealism, no 3D CGI, no glossy anime redesign, no cyberpunk holograms, no slow posing, no facial drift, no random accessories, no excessive jump cuts, no uncontrolled morphing, no unreadable typography.