[Reference Map]

[Reference Map] <Nord> corresponds to @ image1. All views on the sheet define one continuous polar bear character. Use only Nord's design: cream sculpted fur, heavy expressive brow, pink-brown nose, brown leather collar with a metal tag. Exactly one Nord in the output. Do not use the sheet's white background, text, labels, or panel layout. [Generation Goal] A 30-second 1990s TV sitcom comedy sketch with no dialogue. Nord the polar bear wants to nap; six capybaras keep ruining it. Escalating physical comedy with a plot twist and a deliberately unresolved freeze-frame ending. [Global Direction] Cozy 90s sitcom living-room set: fuzzy tan couch, wood-panel walls, box TV, floor lamp, warm tungsten studio lighting, soft videotape glow. Locked wide proscenium master shot with punchy push-ins for reactions. The capybaras share the same stylized 3D cartoon look as @ image1. (Upbeat 90s sitcom theme with slap bass.) A studio laugh track reacts to every gag. No dialogue anywhere. 0-6 seconds | Lights out: Nord shuffles to the couch hugging a tiny pillow, curls up under a too-small blanket; the couch rises and falls faintly, as if breathing. He closes his eyes; the lamp clicks off. Wide master, slow push-in. <Lamp click.> Quiet snoring. End state: Nord asleep center frame, pillow under his head, room dim. 6-15 seconds | The invasion: six capybaras march in from frame right and wreck the nap — one slides the pillow from under Nord's head, two bounce on the cushion like a trampoline, one switches the TV to blinding static, two stack into a wobbling tower beside his ear. Whip-pan to the doorway, then rapid sitcom cutaways between gags and Nord's twitching brow. <Pattering footsteps.> <Boing.> <TV static.> Rising laugh track. End state: Nord's bloodshot eyes snap open; the six freeze mid-mischief; the pillow is now under a capybara. 15-20 seconds | The eruption: Nord rises to full height on the couch and delivers one huge silent roar; the breath blast flattens their fur and all six scatter behind the TV, under the rug, out the doorway. Fast push-in to a low-angle hero shot, then cut to the wide. <Deep cartoon roar; the window rattles.> The laugh track gasps, then erupts. End state: Nord alone on the couch, panting; six capybara faces peek back in from the frame edges. 20-26 seconds | The twist: Nord tucks himself back in, smug. One continuous slow pull-out reveals the twist: the fuzzy tan couch is one giant sleeping capybara, and the living room is a set built inside a capybara hot-spring enclosure — the six were only ever trying to rescue their giant friend. (Music thins to one held note.) <Distant spa-water trickle.> The laugh track slides into one long astonished "ooooh." End state: Nord curled on the giant capybara, breathing in sync; the six lined up in the foreground staring into the camera. 26-30 seconds | Ending: nobody moves. Nord opens one eye, looks at the six, looks down at the giant capybara beneath him, shrugs, and goes back to sleep anyway; one capybara slowly raises a single paw as if to object. Hold the wide; freeze-frame exactly on the raised paw. (Three bright sitcom credit stabs cut off mid-note; the laugh track cuts with them.) Hard cut to black, nothing resolved. [Maintain Consistency] Exactly one Nord matching @ image1's fur, brow, collar, and tag. Exactly six small capybaras plus the one giant capybara revealed only in the twist. Pillow, blanket, couch/giant capybara, TV, and lamp keep continuous positions and ownership. Same warm lighting, laugh track, and score style throughout. [Negative Constraints] No spoken dialogue, no subtitles or on-screen text, no humans, no extra bears or capybaras, no character-sheet background or labels.