Ginger Cat Girl Wipes Out on E-Bike Ride

Use the original reference video as the main source for the scene, camera work, timing, and overall action. Replace only the original bicycle rider with the character from the uploaded reference image (close-up portrait and full-body view). CHARACTER REPLACEMENT Use the reference image as the exact identity reference. The character is an anthropomorphic orange tabby cat with a realistic furry cat head, short ginger fur, golden-yellow eyes, pointed ears, long white whiskers, a small silver nose ring, and visible braces on the teeth. The body is human-proportioned, with fur-covered arms and hands, and a fluffy ginger tail. Hair and accessories: wavy lavender-purple shoulder-length hair with bangs, worn under a cream ribbed knit beanie, with the cat ears poking out on both sides of the beanie. Outfit, preserved exactly: a light pink short-sleeve t-shirt with a small button placket and a graphic of two bingo balls (the left ball with a teal stripe and the numbers 18 and 67, the right ball striped with the number 13), worn under a cream-and-pink wrinkled short-sleeve open button-up shirt; light-blue straight-leg jeans with ripped and distressed details on the thigh, cropped at the ankle; white crew socks; cream low-top canvas sneakers. Preserve the face, fur color, hair, beanie, outfit, tail and every recognizable feature in every frame. The character rides the same bicycle and occupies the same position as the original rider. The tail stays natural, hanging behind the body, and never clips through the bike or the clothes. JUMP AND FUNNY FALL The character attempts a bicycle jump similar to the one in the reference video, but the jump must be small, low and slightly awkward. The bicycle lifts only a little off the ground, never launching high into the air. During the jump, the cat unexpectedly loses balance, struggles briefly to regain control (paws wobbling on the handlebars, legs flailing, ears flattening, wide surprised eyes), and falls forward in a clumsy, exaggerated, funny way. The fall must look like an accidental comedic fail, with natural bicycle movement, believable physics and playful timing. The humor comes from the failed jump and the awkward loss of balance, not from serious injury. Keep the scene lighthearted, with no blood and no gore. The beanie and the lavender hair stay on the head and keep their look throughout the fall. SPEED AND VIDEO PRESERVATION Maintain the exact original playback speed and real-time motion throughout the entire clip. No slow motion, no speed ramps, no time stretching, no freeze frames and no artificial acceleration. Preserve the original camera angles, framing, camera movements, background, lighting, environment and editing as closely as possible. Keep all other people and objects unchanged. Do not add new characters, extra scenes or unnecessary camera cuts. VISUAL QUALITY Maintain realistic anatomy, consistent character identity, natural fur texture that moves with the body, natural body movement, accurate bicycle contact and smooth frame-to-frame continuity. Avoid glitches, duplicated limbs, distorted wheels, floating objects, a face that turns into a human face, or sudden changes in clothing, fur color or appearance. STRICT RULES - No subtitles, captions or on-screen text. - The graphic on the t-shirt stays the same in every frame. - No changes to the character's face, hair, beanie or outfit. - No slow motion and no extra characters. FINAL GOAL Recreate the idea of the reference video using the orange cat character: a small bicycle jump attempt, an unexpected loss of control and a funny, awkward fall. Keep the jump low, the motion at normal speed and the entire video faithful to the original reference. Change only what is necessary to create this comedic version.