Raccoon at the waterline.

67 rendered frames · 24 fps · eight full-scene keys · 2.792 seconds

SOURCE HEAD TURN NEEDS REPAIR

The crouched raccoon lowers its head and turns along the bank. A single reed bed follows the camera; the water hides the unobserved feet and tail. The late head contour still needs the source’s left-facing profile. Motion remains unapproved.

Eight moments, fully assembled.

Archive at 10.811 secondsIntegrated cartoon key 1
Key 1 · archive 10.811 s
Archive at 11.061 secondsIntegrated cartoon key 2
Key 2 · archive 11.061 s
Archive at 11.352 secondsIntegrated cartoon key 3
Key 3 · archive 11.352 s
Archive at 11.727 secondsIntegrated cartoon key 4
Key 4 · archive 11.727 s
Archive at 12.186 secondsIntegrated cartoon key 5
Key 5 · archive 12.186 s
Archive at 12.644 secondsIntegrated cartoon key 6
Key 6 · archive 12.644 s
Archive at 13.102 secondsIntegrated cartoon key 7
Key 7 · archive 13.102 s
Archive at 13.561 secondsIntegrated cartoon key 8
Key 8 · archive 13.561 s
References and review

Quick, Draw! key 5643141870780416. Quick, Draw! contributors / Google Creative Lab, CC BY 4.0. Original fourteen-stroke drawing drives the head, body, feet and tail. Background and foreground drawn once by agent.

Archive: Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge (2005), clip-relative 10.8108–13.5802 s. Rights were not provided in the candidate manifest.

Timeline and source anchors · Assembly checks · Independent review · Original doodle

Head/body anchors are manually observed at eight source frames; intervening poses use a shared topology. Camera translation comes from sequential background optical flow. SAM, recognition and numeric source mask fit have not run. No training ran. This is not a release-approved result.