Bad Boys as anime: a two-character action bible with a beat to match

This prompt builds a split-screen character poster for two Bad Boys-style detectives and then animates them into a fifteen-second, beat-synced shootout through Miami. It suits anyone who wants a paired-character action piece with locked identities and a hard visual style, rather than a single hero shot.

Model: Seedance 2 5

Create a premium cinematic character bible sheet for MIKE & MARCUS. Use uploaded character sheets as strict visual reference for both characters. Do not change either's appearance.
LAYOUT: Split screen partner format. Two halves divided by a bold dramatic dividing element in the center.
LEFT SIDE — MIKE: Blue watercolor splash behind him fading into center. Large bold brushstroke text MIKE top left in deep black. Below small text: DETECTIVE / MIAMI PD. One massive dramatic cropped hero image of Mike from mid-thigh up — cool calm expression, black sunglasses, black turtleneck, white studded belt, gun raised precisely, blue watercolor splash radiating behind him.
CENTER: Bold dramatic BAD BOYS in deep red, slightly worn. Below it small text: MIAMI. RIDE OR DIE. Below that small text: WE RIDE TOGETHER. WE DIE TOGETHER.
RIGHT SIDE — MARCUS: Orange and gold watercolor splash behind him fading into center. Large bold brushstroke text MARCUS top right in deep orange. Below small text: DETECTIVE / MIAMI PD. One massive dramatic cropped hero image of Marcus from mid-thigh up — wide expressive animated face, gold chain, black tank top, rust brown baggy trousers, gun raised with big energy, orange and gold watercolor splash radiating behind him.
BOTTOM CENTER: Color palette — deep black, rust orange, gold, white. Tagline centered: BAD BOYS FOR LIFE.
OVERALL: Clean white background, black and gold watercolor left side, orange and gold watercolor right side, dramatic red center divider, bold flat color blocking, chunky simplified forms, hard edge shadows, thick black outlines, vibrant saturated colors, minimal clean typography, cinematic cel-shaded 3D anime, hand-painted textures, not cartoon not Disney not Pixar, print ready.

Cinematic anime short film clip, 15 seconds. Miami street, bright Florida sunshine, palm trees, colorful Art Deco buildings, busy traffic, criminals attacking throughout.

CHARACTER 1 — MIKE: Tall lean athletic Black male, short cropped hair, cool calm expression, black sunglasses. Fitted black short sleeve turtleneck, black fitted trousers, white studded belt, black shoulder holster with gun, black shoes. Moves with total cool precision — never rushed, never rattled.

CHARACTER 2 — MARCUS: Taller lean Black male, wide expressive animated face, short cropped hair. Black sleeveless tank top, rust brown baggy cargo trousers, black leather belt, gold chain necklace, shoulder holster with gun, black shoes. Loud and reactive — shouting constantly, panicking occasionally, always getting the job done.

CRIMINALS: Thugs in casual street clothes only — jeans hoodies t-shirts baseball caps. No suits. Aggressive and physical.

AUDIO: High energy funky Miami hip hop beat loud from frame one, every shot and impact synced to the beat, Marcus's voice audible shouting throughout, never dropping.

0:00–0:01 — Already mid-action, bright Miami street, palm trees and colorful buildings, criminals closing in. Mike already moving forward cool and precise. Marcus already shouting wide eyed.

0:01–0:03 — Two criminals charge Mike, he sidesteps, spins one into the other, both down, never changes expression. Marcus fires at a criminal, misses, fires again, hits. Looks relieved then immediately proud.

0:03–0:05 — Criminal rushes Marcus from behind, Marcus panics, ducks behind a parked car shouting. Mike walks past casually, takes the criminal out without slowing. Marcus pops up, straightens himself like he had it under control.

0:05–0:07 — Both advancing through Miami, Mike fluid and precise, Marcus loud and chaotic but effective. Palm trees and sunshine behind them. Rapid cuts every takeout.

0:07–0:09 — Three criminals ahead, Mike and Marcus split without a word, both firing from opposite sides simultaneously, criminals caught between them dropping. Regroup, keep walking.

0:09–0:11 — Marcus slides across a car hood dramatically firing twice mid-slide, takes out two criminals. Stands up expecting recognition from Mike. Mike glances once, looks forward, keeps walking. Marcus jogs to catch up grinning.

0:11–0:13 — Final largest group charging from every direction. Both firing rapidly together, never stopping, Mike smooth and precise, Marcus loud and physical, criminals dropping constantly around them.

0:13–0:15 — Last criminal drops. Miami street clear. Marcus breathing hard hands on knees. Mike standing straight cool as ever. Both nod once. Hero moment. Done.

Cinematic cel-shaded 3D anime, semi-realistic CGI, hand-painted textures, Unreal Engine quality, bright Florida sunshine, Miami palm trees and colorful Art Deco buildings, bold flat color blocking, chunky simplified forms, hard edge shadows, thick black outlines, vibrant saturated colors, not cartoon not Disney not Pixar, film grain, funky Miami hip hop beat dominant throughout, camera angles switching rapidly every action, Mike always smooth and cool, Marcus always loud and reactive, criminals always casual street clothes never suits.