芒果集市里的双重恶作剧

Stylized 3D animated feature-film look, 16:9, 20 seconds, 30fps, bright saturated tropical colors, glossy soft lighting, expressive cartoon faces, cinematic camera with gentle push-ins, shallow depth of field in close-ups, funny and heartwarming comedy tone. Native synchronized audio with clear cute character voices and accurate lip-sync.

Consistency (very important): the same four characters, the same outfits and the same market in every shot. No change in faces, colors or proportions between shots.

Characters:
1) Yuuva: a chubby toddler girl with messy dark-brown hair, a small white flower tucked into a tiny top bun, huge round brown eyes, rosy cheeks, wearing a tiny cream outfit with a green leaf print. Cheeky, innocent and mischievous.
2) Crabby: a small orange cartoon crab with big googly eyes and expressive claws, always getting blamed.
3) The mango vendor: a big, round-bellied bald island man with curly black hair on the sides, huge curled black mustache, thick angry eyebrows, a wooden bead necklace, a yellow-green floral shirt, and an orange floral wrap skirt with a green leaf belt.
4) Grandma: a short, kind elderly island woman with gray hair in a bun, a wrinkled warm face, wearing a cream-white dress with a green woven sash.

Setting: a colorful tropical island market on white sand, thatched-roof stalls, hanging lanterns, flower garlands, baskets overflowing with golden mangoes and fruit, palm trees, a turquoise lagoon, a green volcanic mountain in the distance, bright blue sky. A wooden sign with a painted mango hangs over the mango stall.

Voice direction: Yuuva has a tiny, cute toddler voice with giggles and baby words. The vendor has a deep, loud, comically angry voice. Grandma has a gentle, warm, slightly raspy older voice. Crabby only makes squeaks, clicks and gasps. Mouth movements match the words exactly. No narrator.

0-1.5s: Macro close-up at the stall: a pile of juicy golden-orange mangoes with green leaves. A chubby toddler hand reaches in and grabs the biggest mango. In the blurred background the vendor's floral shirt and Crabby's big eyes peeking.
1.5-3s: Yuuva hugs the mango with a happy smile, giggling softly: "Hehe." The vendor's back is turned. Crabby sits on the stall next to a mango. She bites into the mango with her eyes closed, yellow juice on her cheeks, then the vendor turns around with wide eyes.
3-4.5s: Close-up: the vendor's face goes tense, thick eyebrows furrowed, glaring. Yuuva's mouth and chin are covered in yellow mango juice and she looks innocently to the side. Crabby sits guiltily beside a mango.
4.5-6s: Yuuva points her little finger straight at Crabby and says in her tiny voice: "Crabby!" The vendor yells at the crab: "Hey! You little thief!" Crabby gasps in shock with its mouth wide open.
6-9s: Wide shot of the market street: Yuuva walks away holding a mango. The vendor in his orange floral wrap raises a straw broom high over his head and chases Crabby, who scuttles across the sand. The vendor shouts: "Come back here!" A mango flies toward the camera.
9-9.75s: The vendor trips and falls flat on his back over a big basket, a mango rolling away, Crabby scuttling off. Yuuva laughs with a happy giggle.
9.75-12s: Grandma walks in and stands in front of Yuuva, who hides behind her legs. The vendor stands with his hands on his hips, glaring angrily. Crabby sits near his feet.
12-15s: Grandma talks gently with a kind smile and takes coins from her pouch: "I'm so sorry, my friend. Let me pay for it." The vendor calms down and smiles. Grandma then lifts Yuuva onto her shoulder and walks away through the market.
15-17.25s: The vendor sits behind his mango stall under the painted mango sign, mountains and sea behind. He counts the coins with a satisfied smile, then looks at his baskets and notices something missing, eyes growing wide, saying confused: "Wait... where's my other mango?"
17.25-20.2s: Close-up: Yuuva riding on Grandma's shoulders (Grandma's gray hair visible at the bottom), holding a second big mango, her mouth and cheeks covered in juice, grinning cheekily and winking, giggling. Crabby sits on top of Grandma's head with huge shocked eyes. Hold on this funny final frame.

Style: bright, joyful tropical colors, soft sunlight, glossy fruit and detailed island textures, smooth cartoon animation.

Audio: cheerful tropical ukulele and light percussion music at low volume under the voices, busy island market ambience with soft crowd chatter, seagulls and waves, comic sound effects (broom swoosh, thump when the vendor falls, mango bite and juicy squish, crab clicks and squeaks).

Create a bright 20-second 3D animated tropical-market comedy, 16:9, expressive faces, glossy fruit, soft sunlight and gentle push-ins. Keep four consistent characters: a rosy-cheeked toddler with dark top-bun hair, a white flower and cream leaf-print outfit; a tiny orange crab with large eyes; a round vendor with a curled mustache, yellow-green floral shirt and orange wrap; and a kind gray-haired grandmother in a cream dress and green sash. Thatched stalls, lanterns, white sand, palms, a lagoon and green mountain surround baskets of {{fruit}}.
0-3s: Macro: a small hand grabs fruit from the stall. The toddler hugs it, giggles "Hehe" and takes a juicy bite while the vendor turns.
3-6s: Close on the vendor's angry eyebrows and the toddler's messy innocent face. She points at the crab: "Crabby!" The vendor shouts, "Hey! You little thief!" The crab gasps.
6-10s: Wide market shot: the vendor chases the scuttling crab with a raised straw broom while the toddler walks away eating. Fruit flies toward camera; the vendor trips over a basket in harmless slapstick.
10-15s: Grandma arrives; the toddler hides behind her. Grandma pays from a coin pouch, saying, "I'm so sorry, my friend. Let me pay for it." The vendor relaxes. Grandma carries the toddler away on her shoulders.
15-17s: The vendor counts coins, then notices another fruit missing: "Wait... where's my other one?"
17-20s: Reveal the toddler on Grandma's shoulders holding a second fruit, juice on her cheeks, grinning and winking; the shocked crab rides on Grandma's head. Hold the joke. Native synchronized voices, low ukulele and percussion, market chatter, waves, juicy bites, broom swish, a soft fall and crab clicks. No narrator or added text.