Ninja Village example output generated by Doodle AI — A real run of this skill. The input is a synthetic portrait, not a customer photo.

The photo used as input for Ninja Village — A real run of this skill. The input is a synthetic portrait, not a customer photo.

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Ninja Village

A vertical rooftop action clip

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Your photo: Required
Output: 5-15s clip with sound, landscape 3:2
Category: freeform
Cost: 5 credits

video
action
anime
vertical

What it does

What you get back

A vertical clip made to be posted. Your doodles fix who the character is, then it films a brand-new stealth-action beat in three parts: the rooftop at dusk, the focus and the burst at full energy, and a low ready stance held on the last frame. Expect the action-anime toolkit — a muted earth-tone and sandy palette with exactly one saturated glowing accent, dense crosshatch shading, background speed lines and drifting smoke, and the hands-together focusing gesture that comes before the glow rather than during it. Portrait 9:16 with the action staged up and down the frame. Fifteen seconds at one credit per second; it comes to life in the background and lands in the chat.

When the agent picks it

Use when the user wants a vertical, post-ready ninja action clip starring their doodle character — "make a ninja video", "rooftop leap with a power effect", "shinobi-style action for a reel", "hand signs then a big glow". Fifteen seconds, portrait 9:16, built for a phone feed. Stealth-action anime STYLE through craft only — earth tones, one glowing accent, crosshatch, the hands-together focusing beat — never any named series or character. Not for gently animating one exact picture: that is doodle-motion.

The full skill file

Every skill is one SKILL.md — this is the exact file the agent reads.

src/mastra/skills/doodle-stealth/SKILL.md

Ninja Village

Film a NEW vertical action clip starring a character the user already has doodles of. The references define who the character is — hair, face, colours, outfit — not the composition of the shot.

The one ordering detail that makes it read right

The hands-together focusing gesture comes before the glow, never during it. That order is the genre’s own cinematic shorthand for “power incoming”; collapse the two into one moment and the beat stops reading as a charge-up and becomes a character standing in a light.

The craft that carries the genre

A muted earth-tone and sandy palette for gear and village, with exactly one saturated accent colour reserved for the technique effect — the restraint is what makes the accent land. Dense crosshatch shading, speed lines on the background rather than the figure (the Japanese convention keeps the subject sharp), smoke and a rim glow on the release.

No series, studio or character name appears in the prompt. “Shinobi” is also avoided — it carries a live trademark — so the gear is described as wrapped stealth gear instead.

Vertical and fifteen seconds, on purpose

reference mode, because H3 Max ignores aspect_ratio in image mode and a portrait request from a square doodle comes back square. Fifteen seconds because crouch → focus → leap → land is four moments, and five seconds only fits one.