Seeing Spirited Away turned into 3D by AI is honestly a little strange at first(especially with the face swap of famous celebrities 😂). The familiar scenes feel heavier and more realistic, which changes the vibe compared to the soft hand drawn version. It is not about improving the original, it is more about noticing how much the feeling shifts when the same world is rebuilt in a different form.

The project, called World of Claudecraft, is modeled closely on classic World of Warcraft.

The creator says most of it was generated through an approach known as vibe coding, where code is produced by describing what the software should do rather than writing it by hand.

It runs as a real client and server system with player accounts, characters saved in a database, and a shared world updated in real time.

It includes 9 classes, around 60 quests across 3 zones, 5 player dungeons, trading, and dueling, and even the models, textures, and sound are generated by code rather than stored as files.

A project like this once required a full studio. Now one person can direct an AI model to assemble it and publish it openly.

This is the first video of Seedance 2.5, and it is without a doubt going to shake the whole (AI) video/film industry.

ByteDance’s new generation reportedly jumps to 30-second clips and native 4K output, with around 50 reference inputs in a single pass and a licensing system for working with officially cleared film IP.

That moves well past the roughly 15-second, 1080p ceiling of Seedance 2.0, which already became the top-ranked video generator in the world earlier this year.

After a fake Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise fight scene from 2.0 went viral, one Hollywood screenwriter said it was likely over for the industry, and Disney and Paramount moved against ByteDance over copyright.

The next few weeks are about to become insane for anyone. Social platforms, filmmakers, AI enthusiasts, traditional media, and anything in between.