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Use the references with strict priority and role separation: [REF_STORYBOARD] = "Image1" primary guide for shot order, framing, timing, composition, and scene progression. Follow it strictly. [REF_GIRL_MODEL] = "Image2" identity anchor for the teenage girl. [REF_PHOENIX_MODEL] "Image 3" creature identity anchor for the phoenix. [REF_BACKGROUND] = "Image 4" environment and forest background anchor. Create a Japanese anime action scene of a teenage girl fighting two phoenix birds in a forest. Absolute priority: 1. Follow the storyboard strictly for all shots and scene progression. 2. Keep the girl design locked to [REF_GIRL_MODEL]. 3. Keep the phoenix design locked to [REF_PHOENIX_MODEL]. 4. Keep the forest and path consistent with [REF_BACKGROUND].

I have an action sakuga scene, a Japanese style fight typical shonen hero teenage girl against two huge birds. The action begins with: 1. a shot with lots of perspective of our hero in attack pose, 2. then a very foreshortened shot of the two birds, 3. then a close-up of the face, 4. then a detail shot of the eyes with the reflection of the birds, 5. then a wide shot of a dynamic fighting movement of this girl, 6. then an attack to camera, 7. then there is a wide shot of the teenager fighting both birds, 8. Then a shot of the hit in slow motion with VFX, 9. Finally a hero pose of the girl with both birds on the ground. I want you to make a 3x3 storyboard of the scene, with panels that are only sketches of the scene, without much detail. I want you to make a lot of emphasis on having very dynamic and heroic poses, with shonen-type shots in which the protagonist has very stylized poses, with marked movement lines and the foreshortening of the perspective. The storyboards have to be sketches without detail. Image 1 is the reference for the proportions of the teenager character.