Cat Story (Higgsfield Open-Source Short Series) — prompt skill for stories & short dramas

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Higgsfield's 64 s dreamy K-drama series about being loved by someone you've never truly seen: a white cat.

What it does

A story about being loved by someone you've never truly seen, and falling for them anyway: a girl, a white cat and a surreal, dreamy K-drama mood. Higgsfield published it from its @merumeru account as an open project: the page shows the finished film (1 min 04 s) next to the canvas with every generation behind it, its prompt, model and reference assets, so you can study how each shot was made and remix it. Behind it: 1,142 generations, 393,028 Higgsfield credits, 27.9 GB of assets; models by share of generations: Seedance 2.0 88.1%, GPT Image 2.0 5.4%. Use it as a reference for structure, shot prompts and character consistency; to make your own version, rebuild the shots with the same models in varg (Seedance 2.0, GPT Image 2.0) or on Higgsfield.

Use when

Not for

Install

Not published as a standalone skill yet. Source: https://higgsfield.ai/@merumeru/projects/cat-story

Models it drives: seedance_2, gpt_image_2

Example output

https://static.higgsfield.ai/og/v4/project/6f30570f-31f2-4fc2-93b8-9bff903bec81-ebhyim.jpg — Higgsfield's own share card for the Cat Story project page (key art and title); linked, not re-hosted. (credit: Higgsfield, https://higgsfield.ai/@merumeru/projects/cat-story)

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Run the generation on varg

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