Pixel cats battle at the harbor

Use Image 1 as the absolute reference for Cat 1 and Image 2 for Cat 2. Keep both cats visually identical to their references throughout the entire video. Create a playful 15-second retro 8-bit arcade fighting-game battle at a pixel-art harbor. A large ship is visible in the background, with water, docks, and simple pixel-art harbor details. Fixed side-view 2D fighting-game camera, full-body character visibility, low-resolution pixel graphics, limited color palette, sprite-based animation, arcade-style UI, CRT scanlines, energetic retro animation. 0–3 sec: Both cats stand facing each other in fighting stances on the harbor dock. A large pixel-art “ROUND 1” appears prominently in the center of the screen like a classic arcade fighting-game announcement. After a brief moment, it disappears and a large “FIGHT!” appears with a dramatic arcade-style flash, then disappears as the battle begins. The UI may show simple visual health bars, but do not display any timer, countdown, clock, numbers, scores, or other numerical information anywhere on screen. The only text visible during this sequence should be “ROUND 1” and “FIGHT!” 3–5 sec: Cat 1 throws a small ball of yarn toward Cat 2. 5–7 sec: Cat 2 sees the yarn and becomes extremely excited, happily jumping toward it with its paws outstretched. Cute pixel-art musical notes pop and bounce around Cat 2 to emphasize its excitement. Cat 1 calmly watches and prepares its attack. 7–10 sec: Just as Cat 2 reaches the yarn, Cat 1 activates a powerful special move. Its eyes suddenly glow and fire two bright pixelated laser beams at Cat 2. Add dramatic pixel flashes, sparks, impact effects, and a brief arcade-style screen shake. 10–12 sec: The laser hits Cat 2, sending it flying backward in a humorous exaggerated knockback animation. Its health bar reaches zero. No blood or gore. 12–14 sec: Cat 1 performs a playful victory dance. It closes its eyes, crosses its front paws confidently, and repeatedly sways its hips from side to side while gently bouncing its body up and down in a cute, rhythmic 8-bit dance. Keep the entire body visible and make the movement exaggerated and clearly readable as a victory celebration. A large pixel-art “WIN!” appears during the victory dance while Cat 2 remains defeated in the background.