Biker Cat in Leather Jacket Rides Highway

Edit the supplied source video. Replace only the cat riding the motorcycle with Marcel, the exact cat shown in the reference image. The reference contains front, side and rear views of ONE character; these are identity references, not three separate cats. SOURCE PERFORMANCE IS THE MOTION MASTER: Preserve the complete original sequence, duration, frame timing, camera movement and composition. Transfer the original cat’s performance to Marcel frame by frame: every head turn, glance toward the camera, return of attention to the road, final backward glance, eye movement, blink, mouth position, facial expression, shoulder movement, torso lean and riding vibration. Do not add gestures, expressions or new actions. Use the actual source timing rather than inventing a new performance. Keep both front paws gripping the same handlebar positions as in the source, with the same wrist angles and grip changes. Preserve the original seated riding posture, contact with the motorcycle seat, hind-leg placement and all visible tail movements. Adapt Marcel’s anatomy naturally to the source pose without stretching his body or changing the motorcycle. MARCEL’S IDENTITY: Match the reference precisely: rounded golden-ginger face, full cheeks, short muzzle, pink nose, pale muzzle and chin, greenish eyes, dense detailed fur, exact tabby markings and darker tail tip. Maintain the same recognizable face, fur pattern and body proportions throughout all angles and distances. Transfer expressions through Marcel’s own facial anatomy without morphing him back into the source cat. WARDROBE: Dress Marcel in the exact black leather biker jacket from the reference, including its lapels, silver zippers, snaps, seams and realistic leather grain. Include the silver chain and MARCEL pendant. Preserve the single white paw emblem centered on the back of the jacket; show it only when that part of the back is naturally visible. Do not duplicate the emblem on the chest or sleeves. Keep the pendant attached to the chain, with coherent lettering whenever visible. Retain the original black motorcycle helmet and chin strap, fitted naturally to Marcel’s head. The helmet must follow every head movement without sliding, floating, clipping or changing shape. Fur and ears must be naturally contained or occluded by the helmet. PHOTOREALISTIC INTEGRATION: Match the source’s overcast daylight, exposure, color balance, image sharpness, motion blur and camera noise. Render realistic fur, whiskers, leather folds, contact shadows and subtle wind response. Jacket sleeves must bend naturally with the forelegs. The chain should have restrained, physically plausible movement. Preserve correct occlusion: paws wrap around the grips, the handlebars remain in front of the appropriate body parts, and the car window frame hides Marcel and the motorcycle exactly as in the source. No paws passing through metal, no floating body parts, no duplicated limbs. Preserve the motorcycle, road, moving traffic, background, car interior, window frame, visible hand and phone, original camera shake and audio. Maintain the source framing and full continuous action without cuts, reframing, slow motion or additional shots. Final result: a convincing live-action shot of the reference Marcel riding the original motorcycle, with the original cat’s exact performance and consistent identity in every frame. No cartoon rendering, plastic fur, facial flicker, texture crawling, anatomy distortion or wardrobe changes.