Gangsta Cat Hits the Jackpot at ATM

Replace the black-and-white cat in the source video with Marcel, the golden cat shown in the reference image. The three views in the reference depict ONE character from different angles. Use them only to establish Marcel’s consistent appearance; generate only one cat in the video. Preserve Marcel’s exact facial identity: round face, large eyes, pink nose, full cheeks, ear shape, muzzle, whiskers, dense fur, distinctive coat markings, body proportions and dark tail tip. Keep the silver Cuban-link chain and the “MARCEL” pendant from the reference. The necklace must sit naturally against his fur, move with gravity and inertia, and remain consistent throughout the shot. Use the source video as the strict frame-by-frame motion and timing guide. Transfer every visible movement of the original cat to Marcel: every front-paw gesture, paw extension and retraction, head turn, upward glance, head tilt, body shift, posture change and visible tail movement. Match the original gaze direction, eyelid movements, mouth movements and facial reactions wherever visible. Preserve the exact speed, rhythm, pauses, movement arcs and contact points. Do not add new actions or exaggerated expressions. Keep Marcel in the original cat’s precise position, orientation and screen scale throughout the entire video. Adapt the reference character to the source cat’s changing poses; do not retain the upright reference pose when the source cat is sitting or leaning. Preserve the ATM, room, floor, camera perspective, framing and all banknotes. Keep the original trajectories, timing and motion blur of the falling and scattered banknotes. Maintain physically correct occlusion: notes passing in front of the cat must pass in front of Marcel; notes behind the cat must remain behind him. Preserve every visible interaction between the paws, banknotes and ATM. Reconstruct naturally any background exposed by the replacement. Match the source video’s monochrome security-camera appearance, contrast, lighting, shadows, grain, sharpness and motion blur. Translate Marcel’s golden coat into natural grayscale while retaining the tonal pattern of his fur. Render realistic individual hairs, whiskers, soft fur shadows and grounded contact shadows. His necklace must reflect the existing scene lighting without an artificial glow. Maintain stable identity and anatomy in every frame, including moments when banknotes partially cover his face or body. No face drift, flickering fur, extra limbs, duplicated paws, human hands, floating necklace, distorted pendant, sliding feet or remnants of the original cat. Preserve the complete original duration, camera movement, framing, audio and sequence of events. No cuts, slow motion, zooms, additional characters or scene changes. The result must look like Marcel was physically present in the original footage, with seamless photorealistic integration.