Two reference images, and the fight stays consistent

Pierrick Chevallier is delighted by a setup that looks too thin. No character sheet. Two reference images. Seedance 2.5 still delivers fast, brutal anime action, and the characters stay consistent. Consistency is the part he cannot get over. The violence is just the stress test.

Anime action is where identity usually dissolves. A punch crosses the frame, the face redraws, and you are suddenly watching a cousin of the character. A sheet of turns and expressions exists to prevent that. Doing it from two pictures means the model is carrying identity through motion, not through a binder.

He thinks people overcomplicate the setup. The clip is the argument that, for this kind of shot, two honest references can beat a folder of process.