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The Animey blog explains how to make an original anime series with AI, from the first character sheet to the exported episode. Every article is written by the Animey team, dated, and checked against how the product actually works.
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Kling 4.0 launched in October 2026. We gave it and four other video models, ours included, the same anime keyframe and prompt. Five real takes, compared.
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Video models can speak, but they change the words and the voice. How Animey lays each exact ElevenLabs line on the mouths MiniMax H3 animates, in three takes.
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Four AI image models, one anime character sheet and location, one keyframe brief. What each drew, and why Animey draws its keyframes with GPT Image 2.5.
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How to export an Animey episode for YouTube, Shorts and TikTok: 16:9 1080p at 24 fps, −14 LUFS audio, a 9:16 cut, SRT and VTT subtitles and chapters.
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How Animey voices anime characters: licensed library voices, voices designed from a description, emotions per line, and why there is no cloning.
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Kling, Google Flow, Vidu, Hailuo, PixVerse, Runway, LTX Studio and Animey compared on consistent characters, voices, clip length and price, as of October 2026.
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How to direct AI anime in shots of 5 to 10 seconds: shot sizes, angles and camera moves, how much dialogue fits in a shot, and how to pace a scene.
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What Animey lets you create and what it refuses, from original characters to real people and existing franchises, and where the law on AI output stands in 2026.
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The eight art styles of Animey in plain craft terms, line, shading, palette and light, with what each one suits and why none imitates anyone.
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How to write the premise and shape the outline of an AI anime episode so that every scene becomes shots that work, within Animey’s real limits.
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Why a text prompt alone makes AI anime characters drift, and how an approved six-view reference sheet keeps the same face and outfit in every shot.
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A step-by-step plan for a one-minute original anime episode with Animey, from the series bible to the rendered file, with every credit cost.
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How to storyboard an anime scene with AI: beats, script, shot list, a panel for every shot, and why the storyboard decides what each clip costs and looks like.
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Design an original anime character with AI: a want, a silhouette, a precise visual spec, a six-view reference sheet, looks, a voice and a first scene.
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How text-to-video models turn a prompt into an anime clip, why the character changes from clip to clip, and how a pipeline keeps a whole episode on model.
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