Marcel the Cat Bathes and Dives Into Bed

Replace the dog throughout the ENTIRE input video with Marcel, the orange cat shown in the attached three-view reference image. Apply the replacement from the very first frame to the very last frame in every shot, including frontal, side, rear, close-up, partially obscured and motion-blurred views. The three reference views depict ONE character; create only one Marcel. Use the source video as the exact choreography, timing, camera and interaction reference. Preserve the original duration, frame composition, camera movement, scene transitions and action sequence. Do not shorten, rearrange, repeat or add actions. IDENTITY AND APPEARANCE: Match Marcel’s reference appearance consistently: rounded feline face, green eyes, pink nose, small triangular ears, orange tabby fur, pale muzzle and chest, plump body proportions and fluffy tail with a darker tip. Keep his white boxer shorts with small black paw prints, silver Cuban-link chain and MARCEL pendant throughout every shot. Preserve their design and placement from all angles. The tail emerges naturally through the rear opening in the shorts. Do not retain the dog’s muzzle, floppy ears, canine paws, body shape or curled canine tail. Replace the whole animal, not just its face. FRAME-ACCURATE PERFORMANCE: Transfer every visible movement from the source dog to Marcel: steps, foot placements, weight shifts, torso turns, shoulder movement, forepaw gestures, head angles, gaze direction, blinks and mouth movements wherever visible. Match the timing and emotional expression while adapting the facial movement to believable feline anatomy. Keep the original upright performance and screen position while preserving Marcel’s recognizable proportions. Do not introduce extra gestures, exaggerated expressions or cartoon animation. BATHROOM SEQUENCE: Marcel holds and moves the original turquoise dipper using the same paw as the source dog. Reproduce every reach toward the white basin, dipper lift, overhead pouring gesture, body reaction and lowering movement at exactly the original moments. Preserve the dipper’s shape, size, orientation and trajectory. Maintain a firm, anatomically plausible feline paw grip around its handle without human fingers or floating contact. Preserve the original water streams and splashes, integrating their contact and occlusion naturally with Marcel’s fur and clothing. Match dampness only where water visibly touches him. Reproduce the precise moment when the dipper is left inside the basin. WALKING SEQUENCE: Reproduce the original turn, the forepaws held against the chest, every upright step out of the bathroom and the close pass by the camera. Maintain correct perspective, scale changes, motion blur and floor contact. Keep Marcel’s identity, shorts and necklace stable during the transition and rear views. Adapt tail motion naturally to his feline tail without changing the timing of the body action. BEDROOM SEQUENCE: Marcel approaches the same bed along the original path, reaches for the same edge of the quilt, lifts it and climbs underneath with the exact source timing. Match all visible paw contacts and body movements. Preserve the quilt’s original lifting, folding, falling and settling motion. Apply correct foreground occlusion: the quilt progressively conceals Marcel, his shorts, necklace and tail. Once he is completely covered, keep him hidden. Preserve the final covered-bed shot without exposing any remaining dog features or adding a new appearance of Marcel. PHOTOREALISTIC INTEGRATION: Match each room’s original lighting, white balance, shadows, depth of field, image texture and camera motion blur. Render detailed natural fur, whiskers, realistic fabric folds and physically plausible jewelry motion. Maintain coherent anatomy and consistent markings across consecutive frames. Ground the feet with accurate contact shadows and no sliding. Preserve the bathroom, shower fixtures, basin, turquoise dipper, doorway, bedroom, bed, quilt and all other background objects. Preserve the original audio. No remaining dog features in any frame. No dog-to-cat morphing, identity drift, duplicate characters, extra limbs, human hands, distorted paws, floating objects, missing accessories, changing clothing patterns, fur flicker, clipping through the quilt, artificial outlines or cartoon styling. The result should look like the same original footage with Marcel naturally performing the complete action.