Retro-Cartoon-Kitzelszene mit Anubis

Classic retro cartoon style. Scene 1: a bustling Egyptian market shifts into a large tent, sealed off from the outside. A muscular jackal merchant, Anubis, wearing arm rings with bare sleeves, is tied to a table, wrists and ankles cuffed, his arms forced above his head, unable to move. Two bird-shaped pirates, a captain and a henchman, stand beside him. The captain orders Anubis to lead the way to an ancient treasure. Scene 2: Anubis gives a scornful "hmph," turns his head away, closes his eyes, and says nothing. Scene 3: the captain grins wickedly and pulls out a feather. Anubis notices, somewhat worried, shakes his head slightly, and says, "Please, not the feather." Scene 4: the bird captain extends the feather toward Anubis's armpit, and Anubis says again, worried, "Anything but that!" Scene 5: a close-up shows the captain tickling Anubis's armpit with the feather, accompanied by comical sound effects. At the same time, we hear Anubis's muffled laughter. Scene 6: a close-up focuses on Anubis's upper body, his eyes closed, grinning broadly, letting out muffled laughter as the feather keeps sliding up and down his armpit. Scene 7: the captain keeps tickling Anubis's armpit, Anubis giggles and tries to shift his upper body, but the cuffs hold him in place, and the feather keeps tickling. Scene 8: the captain keeps tickling Anubis's armpit, Anubis laughs and finally says, "Stop! I'll tell you, but stop tickling me!" then bursts out laughing again. Anubis's voice is deep.