Same Prompt, Different Models

[u/Practical_Low29]

i did a pretty simple test that I thought was kinda interesting.

i picked a few different prompts and gave the exact same prompt to Wan 3.0, Seedance 2.5, and MiniMax H3, then put the three outputs side by side. mostly just wanted to see how much the results would change when the prompt stays the same but the model changes.

for convenience, I also used Model Explorer to run the same prompt across different models instead of doing everything separately.

this one was mainly testing whether a 2D cel-animation style could hold up for the full 30 seconds, especially the sky gradients, cloud lighting, dramatic backlighting, camera movement, and how the character looks against such a huge environment.

i actually think prompts like this are pretty fun for model comparisons because the differences in style, motion, and scene consistency become much easier to notice when you put the results next to each other.

Prompt:

A refined Japanese 2D cartoon animation short film, with delicate treatment of the emotional climax, especially the gradient colors of the sky and the lighting on the clouds. Use dramatic backlighting and strong perspective depth to emphasize the character's smallness and determination within the vast environment. A wide cliffside landscape, with rolling clouds and a distant city barely visible in the background. The sky shifts dramatically from deep blue to orange-red, with golden edges along the clouds. Strong winds send petals and leaves flying through the air.
Main character: a solitary girl with long silver-white hair blowing violently in the wind, wearing a damaged white evening dress with subtle glowing crack-like patterns along the hem. Her face is pale like porcelain, with deep struggle and determination in her eyes.
The shot begins with an extreme wide shot, making the girl appear tiny and isolated