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One 16:9 film frame, stylized 3D kids' animation, characters exactly as on the character card (image 1). No text. Wide shot, three-quarter side view, pitch-black water at 4000 m, the same layout as image 3: the two children float side by side facing right, Kira (7, small) nearer to camera, Yan (13, taller, glasses) beside her. HELMET LIGHTS — very important: each helmet has EXACTLY TWO light sources and no others: one dark-grey round puck lamp on the LEFT side and one on the RIGHT side of the glass bubble, at ear height, mounted outside the glass. The white light comes ONLY out of these two side pucks; each puck sends one beam straight forward. There is NO light, glow, lamp or bright highlight at the top or the front of the glass bubble — the bubble itself is clear and dark, with only a faint thin reflection line. So each child shows exactly two beams starting at the sides of the helmet at ear level. THE JELLYFISH — truly giant, anatomy as in image 2: a giant Stygiomedusa two metres in front of the children. Its smooth rounded dark wine-red bell is about a metre across and as tall as Kira; from under it hang exactly four broad flat curtain-like ribbon arms that stretch down for many metres, far below the children, leaving the frame at the bottom and fading into the black — the whole animal is many times longer than the children are tall. It has no glow of its own; only the parts in the four white beams are visible as soft velvety patches, the rest dissolves into darkness. Fine dust only inside the beams, no bubbles.