Use @Image1 as the exact product reference. Preserve the real product identity, packaging, logo, proportions, key colors and material feel.Create a 15-second vertical 9:16 product ad with a powerful youthful energy, blending premium editorial realism with handcrafted 2D motion graphics. The style should feel like a high-end mixed-media ad: photoreal product cinematography fused with Procreate-style frame-by-frame doodles, graphic shapes, kinetic typography and neon accents. The result must feel premium, stylish and surprising, not childish.Important rule: every graphic element must be born from, react to, transform into, or reveal something belonging to the product. Nothing should feel random or purely decorative. Build the motion language from the product itself: its colors, ingredients, shape language, textures, mood and category. Keep the product as the hero at all times.Visual style: rich editorial lighting, sharp detail, glossy highlights, clean composition, high contrast, energetic pacing. Mix realistic product shots with 2D overlays such as drawn strokes, circles, arrows, blobs, starbursts, outlines, splash shapes and short kinetic text. Use neon only as a controlled accent derived from the product palette. The 2D animation should feel handmade, slightly imperfect, frame-by-frame and alive.Sequence:0.0–2.0s: Start with an impossible hook. Extreme macro or dramatic close-up of the product. A tiny product detail triggers the first hand-drawn neon stroke or graphic reaction.2.0–5.0s: The product activates the graphic world. Drawn lines, shapes and type begin interacting with the pack. The graphics should wrap, outline, echo or amplify product movement.5.0–8.0s: Create a reality-to-illustration transformation. A product-related element or ingredient passes camera and turns the frame briefly into a fully illustrated 2D moment, then the real product breaks back through into photoreal space.8.0–11.0s: Escalate into controlled visual chaos. Fast cuts, dynamic product movement, mixed camera angles, strong match cuts, and dense interaction between the real product and 2D elements.11.0–13.0s: Peak moment. The product releases a burst of product-driven graphic energy, splashes, strokes or shapes expanding outward in a beautiful hero explosion.13.0–15.0s: Resolve into a clean, satisfying final hero shot. Keep only a few elegant animated accents, show the product clearly, and end with a strong packshot and a short tagline. Make the ending visually satisfying and loop-friendly. Camera: macro shots, low angles, overhead shots, push-ins, snap zooms, orbiting moves and punchy product tracking. Motion should feel intentional, fast and polished. Use strong match cuts and seamless transitions motivated by the product and graphics.Typography: only short punchy words if needed, integrated into the motion design, never overwhelming the product.Sound sense: energetic, punchy and rhythmic visual timing, even if audio is added later.Negative guidance: no random stickers, no messy clutter, no childish cartoon look, no generic cyberpunk overload, no sloppy AI motion, no fake extra products, no mutated packaging, no floating unrelated graphics. Final goal: make it feel like a premium viral ad where the real product is invaded by stylish hand-drawn motion energy, creating a bold mixed-media sequence that could work for any product while still feeling custom-made for this specific one.