Marcel the Cool Cat Dances in Sunglasses

Replace the original cat in EVERY frame with Marcel from the attached reference image. The reference image defines Marcel’s entire appearance and accessories. The source video defines ONLY the performance, camera, environment, and timing. IDENTITY: Preserve Marcel’s round face, full cheeks, pink nose, ear shape, golden fur, lighter muzzle and chest, darker back markings, and natural body proportions. Keep his identity consistent throughout the entire clip. REMOVE THE ORIGINAL CLOTHING COMPLETELY: Marcel must have his natural golden fur visible across his chest, shoulders, torso, and belly, exactly as in the reference photo. Remove the source cat’s blue-and-white floral dress entirely, including all fabric, straps, neckline, and skirt. Reconstruct the fur and any background revealed by removing the dress. Keep only Marcel’s silver necklace and MARCEL pendant from the reference. No dress, apron, shirt, or other clothing in any frame. CRITICAL — ONE CONSISTENT PAIR OF SUNGLASSES: Replace the original cat’s thick black sunglasses from the VERY FIRST FRAME with Marcel’s exact sunglasses from the reference photo: the same dark tinted lenses, thin metallic bridge, lens shape, and patterned temples. These reference sunglasses must already be resting ON TOP OF MARCEL’S HEAD at the beginning. His eyes remain fully visible below them. Do not copy the glasses-over-eyes position from the reference photo during the opening. Copy only their design. Copy their POSITION AND MOVEMENT from the source video. At the exact moment when the original sunglasses lower onto the original cat’s eyes, move Marcel’s SAME reference sunglasses from the top of his head onto his eyes. Preserve the source timing, trajectory, tilt, speed, and any original paw contact. This must be one continuous physical movement of ONE unchanged pair of sunglasses. Their design must remain identical before, during, and after the movement. No thick black source frames, accessory substitution, morphing, crossfade, sudden replacement, duplicate glasses, or disappearing glasses. Once lowered, they remain naturally seated on Marcel’s nose and follow his head movements. PERFORMANCE: Match every source movement frame by frame: front-paw gestures, forward reaches, crossed paws, head tilts, turns, blinks, squints, gaze shifts, mouth openings, and final approach toward the camera. Preserve the original rhythm, pauses, speed, perspective, and motion blur. Keep feline paws and natural feline facial anatomy. Preserve the original background, doorway, lighting, camera motion, framing, duration, and audio. Match realistic fur detail, contact shadows, lens reflections, and occlusion between paws, face, glasses, and necklace. Photorealistic footage with stable anatomy and consistent accessories. No added gestures, extra limbs, human hands, flickering fur, changing facial proportions, added cuts, or altered choreography.