Pirate Voyage 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 Pirate Voyage — A real run of this skill. The input is a synthetic portrait, not a customer photo.

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Pirate Voyage

A vertical high-seas adventure clip

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

video
adventure
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 high-seas beat in three parts: the deck under open sky, the swing at full energy, and a held victory stance on the last frame. Expect the adventure-anime toolkit — exaggerated rubbery limbs, a bright tropical palette of sea-and-sky blues and sun-warm sand, heavy hand-drawn motion lines with stretch-and-snap on the fastest move. Portrait 9:16 with the action staged up and down the frame, so nothing important sits where a feed puts its buttons. 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 adventure clip starring their doodle character on the high seas — "make a pirate adventure video", "put my doodle on a ship", "a swashbuckling clip for TikTok", "sea adventure reel". Fifteen seconds, portrait 9:16, built for a phone feed. Pirate-adventure anime STYLE through craft only — rubbery limbs, tropical palette, motion lines — 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-voyage/SKILL.md

Pirate Voyage

Film a NEW vertical adventure 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.

Why this skill is vertical and long

Two deliberate differences from the square 5-second clip skills:

9:16, and reference mode to get it. H3 Max ignores aspect_ratio in image mode, because the output follows the frame you gave it — so asking for portrait from a square doodle silently returns square. Reference mode keeps the likeness and lets the composition be built vertical.
Fifteen seconds. A swing that starts, peaks and lands cannot happen in five. The prompt names three beats with rough timings so the length becomes a story rather than a longer fidget.

The craft that carries the genre

Adventure anime is recognisable from technique, not from a cast: exaggerated rubbery elastic limb proportions, expressive comedic faces, a bright tropical-island palette, and heavy hand-drawn motion lines with elastic stretch-and-snap through the fastest part of a move. Name none of that after a series — the drawing technique is not anyone’s trademark, and a named-character prompt is both an IP problem and one the model will often refuse outright.

What the user gets

A fifteen-second portrait clip with sound, one credit per second, delivered to the chat when it is ready. The final pose is held still for the last second so the clip ends on a frame worth pausing on.