AI video by foreignai888

WAN 3.0 — STRICT TWO-PERSON FULL IDENTITY & OUTFIT REPLACEMENT TASK: Completely replace BOTH original performers in the source video with the TWO distinct characters provided in their separate reference sheets. SOURCE VIDEO = 100% of original motion, choreography, timing, positioning, camera, background, props, lighting, and audio. CHARACTER SHEETS = 100% of replacement identity, face, hair, skin tone, physique, complete clothing, footwear, and accessories. CHARACTER ASSIGNMENT — STRICT: REFERENCE SHEET 1 replaces ORIGINAL PERSON 1 (the performer positioned on the LEFT at the beginning of the video). REFERENCE SHEET 2 replaces ORIGINAL PERSON 2 (the performer positioned on the RIGHT at the beginning of the video). These assignments are permanent throughout the video, even when performers cross positions, rotate, overlap, or move out of frame. 1. COMPLETE TWO-PERSON REPLACEMENT Fully remove both original performers' identities and clothing. Replace each person from head to toe with their assigned reference character. This is a COMPLETE CHARACTER AND OUTFIT REPLACEMENT, not a face swap, partial edit, morph, or blended transformation. Each character sheet contains multiple views of ONE character. Generate exactly TWO replacement people total. 2. INDEPENDENT IDENTITY LOCK PERSON 1 must match REFERENCE SHEET 1 exclusively. PERSON 2 must match REFERENCE SHEET 2 exclusively. Preserve each character's exact face, facial proportions, eyes, nose, mouth, hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, body proportions, and unique distinguishing features. Never exchange faces, mix hairstyles, blend skin tones, transfer accessories between characters, or swap identities during movement. 3. COMPLETE OUTFIT LOCK PERSON 1 wears ONLY the exact complete outfit from REFERENCE SHEET 1. PERSON 2 wears ONLY the exact complete outfit from REFERENCE SHEET 2. Match every shirt, jacket, pants, skirt, dress, shoes, socks, glasses, jewelry, chain, pendant, and accessory exactly as depicted. Completely remove all original source-video clothing. Never blend original garments with reference outfits. Never exchange clothing between the two characters. 4. FRAME-BY-FRAME MOTION REPLICATION — HIGHEST PRIORITY The source video is the absolute movement blueprint. PERSON 1 must reproduce ORIGINAL PERSON 1's entire performance frame by frame. PERSON 2 must reproduce ORIGINAL PERSON 2's entire performance frame by frame. Match every dance step, foot movement, hand gesture, arm movement, head turn, body rotation, hip movement, posture, facial performance, rhythm, pause, transition, and movement direction. Maintain the original choreography, synchronization, timing, speed, physical spacing, floor positions, interactions, and foot-contact points. Do not invent, exaggerate, simplify, stylize, or reinterpret movements. Do not animate static poses from the character sheets. 5. CROSSING & OCCLUSION CONTROL When characters cross paths, overlap, turn around, or temporarily disappear behind objects, maintain their assigned identities and complete outfits. Track each performer by their original movement trajectory, NOT by their current left/right screen position. Never switch identities, merge bodies, duplicate characters, exchange clothes, or allow one character's face to appear on the other. 6. SOURCE VIDEO PRESERVATION Preserve the original camera movement, angle, framing, zoom, perspective, background, setting, props, lighting, shadows, reflections, scene composition, video duration, frame pacing, and audio. Do not alter any other people or objects. No new cuts, transitions, effects, camera movements, or background changes. 7. PHOTOREALISTIC CONSISTENCY Produce realistic live-action footage with natural skin texture, correct anatomy, realistic hands and fingers, believable fabric movement, grounded feet, consistent shadows, and accurate environmental integration. Maintain both characters' facial identities, hairstyles, clothing, and accessories across frontal, profile, back, fast-motion, and partially obstructed views. Avoid cartoon rendering, plastic skin, face morphing, identity drift, clothing leakage, outfit swapping, flickering, warped limbs, extra fingers, character duplication, or disappearing accessories. FINAL OUTPUT: Recreate the original source video as faithfully as possible, changing ONLY the identities and complete outfits of the TWO target performers. STRICT PRIORITY: 1. Exact original movement and timing for BOTH people. 2. Exact individual identity from each assigned sheet. 3. Exact individual clothing and accessories. 4. Original camera, background, lighting, and audio. 5. Stable photorealistic continuity. TWO PEOPLE ONLY. TWO DISTINCT REFERENCE IDENTITIES. ZERO FACE BLENDING. ZERO OUTFIT MIXING. ZERO CHOREOGRAPHY CHANGES.