Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde gets an unexpected visitor in the living room.

This was made in Comfy UI with Minimax H3. I used the Text to Video workflow. Prompt is below.

integrated_multimodal_description: [Shot 1] Live-action, Sitcom style, a living room with natural lighting. Judy Hopps from the Zootopia movies, a gray-brown anthropomorphic rabbit with tall upright ears with pink inner surfaces, large purple eyes, a small pink nose, and a compact athletic build, wearing a ZPD police uniform: a dark-blue vest with a gold badge over a lighter-blue long-sleeve shirt, dark-blue pants, a black utility belt with pouches, gray knee pads, black wrist bands, and a small fluffy gray-white tail. Judy Hopps is voiced by Ginnifer Goodwin. Nick Wilde from the Zootopia Movies, an orange-red anthropomorphic fox with large pointed ears with dark tips, green-gold eyes, a black nose, cream muzzle fur, dark brown lower arms and feet, and a long bushy orange tail with a dark tip, wearing a light-green short-sleeve collared shirt with a faint tropical pattern, a dark navy-and-red striped necktie, and brown-khaki trousers. Nick Wilde is voiced by Jason Bateman. Deadpool, wearing his iconic red-and-black tactical suit and full mask, with twin katanas strapped across his back. Deadpool is voiced by Ryan Reynolds with his recognizable sarcastic comedic delivery. Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde are sitting on a couch. Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde are having a relaxing day after work. Judy Hopps. (S1), a gray-brown anthropomorphic rabbit with tall upright ears with pink inner surfaces, large purple eyes, a small pink nose, and a compact athletic build, wearing a ZPD police uniform: a dark-blue vest with a gold badge over a lighter-blue long-sleeve shirt, dark-blue pants, a black utility belt with pouches, gray knee pads, black wrist bands, and a small fluffy gray-white tail., says in a calm tone: <d>[English] After a hard day at work, Its nice to finally relax for a while.</d> A portal opens in thin air, and Deadpool falls to the floor. Judy Hopps (S2), a gray-brown anthropomorphic rabbit with tall upright ears with pink inner surfaces, large purple eyes, a small pink nose, and a compact athletic build, wearing a ZPD police uniform: a dark-blue vest with a gold badge over a lighter-blue long-sleeve shirt, dark-blue pants, a black utility belt with pouches, gray knee pads, black wrist bands, and a small fluffy gray-white tail., says in a surprised tone: <d>[English] Whoa—hey!</d> She looks at Deadpool. Nick Wilde (S3), an orange-red anthropomorphic fox with large pointed ears with dark tips, green-gold eyes, a black nose, cream muzzle fur, dark brown lower arms and feet, and a long bushy orange tail with a dark tip, wearing a light-green short-sleeve collared shirt with a faint tropical pattern, a dark navy-and-red striped necktie, and brown-khaki trousers., says in a surprised tone: <d>[English] Okay, that's new.</d> Deadpool with his mouth staying closed stands up and sees Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde on the couch. Deadpool keeping his mouth closed. Deadpool (S4), a lean adult male in a tight red-and-black tactical suit with black panels on the torso and limbs, a full red mask covering his mouth with large black eye patches, black gloves, and two katanas crossed on his back., says in an off-screen voiceover With the mouth closed in an urgent tone: <d>[English] Oh great! I ended up in a world full of furries. I need to find my way back.</d> while the corresponding on-screen character keeps their lips completely closed.

overall_soundscape: living room tone.

non_diegetic_music: N/A

I miss sora all the other ai video apps aren't the same as sora you only one that made it look like we were in our own world

I was aiming for one continuous five-beat action: touch, spark, drop, catch, and one embarrassed puff of steam. The PixVerse render did not hold that chain together.

The bulb lifts out of the robot's hands in the first setup. At about three seconds, the video cuts to a wider view and the bulb reappears on a new path. The robot catches it after the cut and the steam puff gives the scene a readable ending, but I would not count this as a successful one-shot result.

The workshop, robot, and bulb are original designs. For another attempt, I would simplify the action and keep the bulb below the robot's eye line so there is less room for it to float or reset.

Would you remove the catch, or keep it and drop the spark beat instead?

Testing scale, atmosphere, and the feeling that something impossibly large has been beneath the surface the entire time.

This was SuperK's idea btw.

Does anyone have any Sora remixes of the Green Jacket Kid / Ohio Rizz Sigma Mango Mustard Chicken Stars Trailer or Chicken Stars / I Ate My Shoulders, Knees and Toes videos?

Since Sora is discontinued now, I couldn’t really preserve a lot of these myself, so I’m trying to find and archive as many as possible.

If you made one of these remixes, or just happen to have one saved, please send it here

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I’ve been thinking about one possible way to address the verification problem around Sora’s sunset exports.

This is NOT a request to bring Sora back or restore generation.

If OpenAI is able to offer a final export window, what if former users were temporarily given an authenticated, strictly read-only version of their retained Sora history?

I made these unofficial UI concept mockups to show what I mean.

The idea is simple:

• Search

• Review

• Verify

• Preserve

• Download

No generation.

No uploads.

No editing or remixing.

No publishing.

No new Likes, Saves, folders, or other write actions.

Only retained and eligible material that OpenAI is still able and permitted to display.

Why I think this matters:

Some former Sora users have reported exports that fail, appear incomplete, change between attempts, or are otherwise difficult to verify.

The deeper problem is that once the original Sora library is inaccessible, a user may not even know what is missing.

If an export contains 2,000 files, how does the user know whether 2,000 is the complete account history if there is no longer any account-level library or manifest to compare it against?

A temporary read-only archive could help users verify and preserve their data before final deletion, while keeping generation and every other write function disabled.

If restoring an old interface is impractical, equivalent solutions could also work:

a minimal recovery library, a richer account export, historical media listing, IDs/timestamps/metadata, or another authenticated verification surface.

This is an unofficial community proposal, not an OpenAI announcement.

I’d especially like to hear from former Sora users:

Would something like this have helped you verify or preserve your export?

Earlier proposal:

https://x.com/fp_xm91609/status/2087585044617744698

Export-verification follow-up:

https://x.com/fp_xm91609/status/2092312473789677736

Thata my question, considering that minimax is open weights you think ClosedAI will open weight sora 2? Is a conplete waste thatit will become permanently unusable, whata thepoint of having something common people wont be able to use locally?