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Flying Hero vs Giant Water Elemental (Kling)

The exact Kling 3.0 prompt behind the video on this page, word for word. Copy it, follow the steps below, and make your own version.

The prompt

Reference character consistency: keep the exact face, hairstyle, outfit, and body proportions from the reference image. Do not alter facial features or identity. Realistic human appearance, natural skin texture, real-world cinematic lighting, grounded physics and motion.

Cinematic high-speed action sequence over the open ocean surface. A young man flies at extreme speed above the water surface Hyper-realistic ocean simulation: heavy wind generated by his flight creates long ripples, surface waves bending under air pressure, water spray drifting sideways. Wide aerial shot of an endless ocean under a dark stormy sky.

Rapid push-in toward the character flying above the water. Low tracking shot showing strong wind pressure interacting with the ocean surface.

Suddenly, a gigantic water elemental creature rises from the ocean. Its massive body forms from swirling water, violent waves, and vortex currents, shaping into a towering humanoid figure. Its eyes glow with deep ocean light, emitting a subtle green-blue energy from within.

As the creature emerges, the young man suddenly stops mid-air. His face shows confusion and shock, quickly turning into a serious expression as he realizes the danger. Water splashes realistically under his feet as he runs, creating rapid surface impacts and small wave bursts.

The gigantic water creature aggressively chases him, stretching massive arms made of swirling water and crashing waves, rapidly forming and reforming while trying to grab him. Side tracking shot showing the creature closing distance.

Over-the-shoulder shot showing the massive water elemental behind him. The creature swings a giant water arm at high speed. Extreme close-up of the water hand forming and reaching toward him. He slides across the water surface to avoid the attack, leaning low while skimming the ocean. The water arm almost touches his body, passing extremely close, creating a violent splash and wind pressure, but never making contact.

Slow motion moment: the massive water hand nearly grabs him, water droplets flying in the air, his expression focused and serious as he escapes at the last moment.

Dynamic action beats:
He runs forward at high speed across the ocean surface
Water splashes violently with every step
The creature slams water arms, creating towering splash walls
He weaves between collapsing waves and water structures
Each water hand almost hits him but always narrowly misses

Camera movement: Hyper tracking, whip pan, crash zoom, rapid cuts mixed with slow-motion emphasis during near-miss moments and water impacts.

Lighting: Dark stormy sky, heavy clouds, subtle lightning flashes reflecting across the ocean surface. A faint green ocean glow emanates from inside the water elemental creature, illuminating the surrounding waves.

Final shot: He accelerates forward at maximum speed, running and sliding across the ocean surface. Water explodes behind him in a powerful burst of spray and mist, while the gigantic water creature slowly fades back into the stormy ocean in the distance.

The character is never hit by the creature, all attacks narrowly miss with realistic near-contact interactions

How to use this prompt

  1. 1

    Copy the prompt

    Hit Copy prompt. You get the full text exactly as it was used to make the video on this page.

  2. 2

    Open Kling 3.0

    Start a new Kling 3.0 video in the generator you already use. Pick vertical 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, or 16:9 for YouTube.

  3. 3

    Add your own reference photo

    This prompt is built around a reference image. Upload a sharp, well-lit, front-facing photo of yourself (or whoever should star in it) as the first image, so @Image1 or "the reference image" in the prompt points at it. If the prompt also mentions @Image2 or more, add those references too, like a second person, a car or a location.

  4. 4

    Paste, match the length, generate

    Paste the prompt and set the clip length to match the timestamps in it. Swap names, outfits, cars or places to make it yours, but keep the shot by shot timing, because that structure is what makes it look cinematic.

  5. 5

    Run a few takes

    Generate 2 or 3 takes and keep the best one. Small wording changes give very different results, so tweak one detail at a time.

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