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explainer-videos

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Turn a brand topic or product angle into a narrated animated explainer on the Advibly MCP using one of ten visual styles: cinematic 2D, gouache, whiteboard doodle, pixel art, claymation, felted wool, cozy kawaii, low-poly 3D, papercraft, or mixed-media collage. Recommend a style, approve a beat map, generate styled keyframes, animate 4 to 6-second shots with Gemini Omni Flash by default or Seedance for exact end-frame landings, then compose voiceover, music, and SFX. Trigger for "explainer video", "animated explainer", "explainer ad", "explain my product in a video", "turn this topic into a short video", or requests and references matching any supported style. Use even without the word "skill" when the user clearly wants a short narrated animated explainer in a distinct art style.

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