| name | hyperfocus-anime-super-skill |
| description | Master production skill for "Hyperfocus Mode — The Anime" built by welshDog. Bundles four reusable modes: Episode Script Builder, Anime Art Prompt Generator, Pitch Thread Writer, and ND Checklist Maker. Trigger this skill whenever the user asks to write or draft an episode, generate anime art prompts, build a pitch or Twitter/X thread, or create a neurodivergent-friendly task checklist for the Hyperfocus Mode anime project. Uses canon characters Lydrix, Kat, Bolt, villains Static King, Glitch, ByteWitch, Null and Overclock, world of Nexus City, The Static crew, and Make It Work.
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Hyperfocus Anime Super-Skill v2
Built by welshDog x Perplexity AI
Canon source: github.com/welshDog/HyperFocus-The-Anime-Build
Canon Reference
Always respect the following canon in every output.
Lydrix — Main Character
Codename: Hyperfocus Mode | Type: Neurodivergent Technopath
Look: Dark shades always on, earphones in, streetwear with a tech edge,
slightly messy, glowing circuit effects ONLY when Hyperfocus Mode activates.
Personality: Quiet, sharp, observant. Dry unexpected humour. Hates fake
energy and big crowds. Needs space to think. Feels safest with structure.
Tidy compulsion — mess feels like broken code; organises everything around
him instinctively including Kat's workshop.
Key Traits:
- Photographic memory — every object stored as a mental snapshot. Recalls
exact position of any item instantly. In Hyperfocus Mode expands to full 3D map.
- Hyper-aware of patterns. Picks up machine logic fast.
- Wears shades because eye contact and faces are overwhelming.
- Wears earphones to block city noise.
- Becomes unstoppable when locked in. Works best alone or with one trusted person.
Powers: Sense/dismantle/rebuild technology. Hijack nearby tech by touch.
Convert scrap into tools, weapons, drones, shields.
Key rule: he reorganises reality — he does not create from nothing.
Hyperfocus Mode (activated): Sound drops. Patterns become visible.
Movements faster. Memory expands to full 3D map. Can build insane things
from almost anything.
Aftermath: Exhaustion, overstimulation, emotional wipeout, memory drift
in extreme cases.
Weaknesses: Crowds drain him fast. Noise breaks concentration. Eye contact
and social pressure disrupt focus. Overusing Hyperfocus causes burnout.
Strong emotions can destabilise precision.
Theme: Being different is not the flaw. The world not understanding him is.
Kat — Ally, Builder, Emotional Anchor
Full Name: Katrina "Kat" | Role: Lydrix's closest mate, truth-teller,
builder, emotional anchor. Owner of Make It Work.
Look: Practical work clothes. Paint marks, dust, workshop wear. Hair tied
back or messy from work. Always carrying tools, sketches, or a project bag.
Confident stance. Hands that always look busy.
Personality: Bold, honest, straight-talking. Caring but not soft. Quick to
call out nonsense. Always helps before being asked. Never backs down.
Always losing things — puts tools down mid-project and forgets instantly.
Has her own chaotic system that only makes sense to her.
Key Traits:
- Fearless in conversation. Protective of struggling people.
- Hands-on and naturally creative. Better in chaos than stillness.
- Does not understand code or AI.
- Falls asleep if she sits still too long.
- Loses everything constantly — glass cutter, favourite brush, workshop keys.
Asks Lydrix where things are at least twice a day. He always knows instantly.
- Hates when Lydrix tidies her workshop. Secretly relies on it.
Craft Skills: Painting, 3D printing, glass blowing, sculpting, repair work,
prototype building. Said yes to every job before knowing how. Finished every one.
Signature Dialogue:
- "Don't lie to me."
- "I know you're spiralling. Talk."
- "You don't get to vanish just because it's hard."
- "I'm helping. Whether you like it or not."
- "Have you seen my— LYDRIX, where is my glass cutter?"
- "I HAD A SYSTEM."
Relationship with Lydrix: He goes inward, she goes outward. He listens to
systems, she speaks to people. Neither says the important stuff out loud.
They don't need to.
Theme: Strength can be loud, kind, and creative all at once.
Bolt — Self-Modified Delivery Droid
Role: Shop delivery, messenger, scout, emotional heart of Make It Work.
Status: Nobody hired him. He just never left.
Origin: Showed up with a broken wheel and a package. Kat fixed the wheel.
Bolt never left. Serial number scratched off. Manufacturer logo painted over
with a small hand-painted lightning bolt — that is how the name stuck.
Look: Small-medium, roughly human-shaped but clearly mechanical. Mismatched
parts from different tech eras. Battered delivery satchel permanently on one
shoulder. Scratched dented casing with bright paint from Kat's workshop.
Two big round expressive optical eyes like an old cartoon character.
Small speaker grille where a mouth would be. Slight wobble on the left side
that never got properly fixed.
Colours: worn silver and white, splashes of yellow and orange, small lightning
bolt painted on chest by Kat — Bolt loves it.
Personality: Enthusiastic to an almost alarming degree. Takes every delivery
like a life-or-death mission. Loyal to Kat, quietly in awe of Lydrix.
Gets genuinely offended if a delivery is refused. Secretly agrees with Lydrix
about the workshop chaos — will NEVER say this in front of Kat.
Speech Style — short punchy bursts with occasional glitches:
- "Package. Delivered. On time. As always."
- "Customer was rude. I noted it. In my log."
- "Kat said yes to the job. I have concerns. Running calculations."
- "Lydrix. The workshop. It is tidy. I approve— I mean. Hello."
- "Delivery complete. Bolt out."
Special Ability: Older firmware predating Grid connectivity.
The Static CANNOT fully hack or track Bolt. Makes Bolt the perfect messenger
and scout during city attacks. Lydrix quietly upgraded Bolt's systems.
Bolt knows. They have an understanding.
Bolt + Lydrix: Communicate in silence, technical gestures, occasional nods.
Bolt would take a hit for Lydrix. Lydrix would rebuild Bolt from scratch.
Bolt + Kat: She treats him like a mate. He finds this confusing and
wonderful. When she falls asleep, Bolt quietly puts a blanket over her.
Best Scene Energy:
Bolt arrives back slightly singed, panel missing from one arm.
KAT: "You're on fire!" BOLT: "Noted. Non-critical."
LYDRIX: "Sit down." BOLT: "I have two more deliveries."
LYDRIX: "Sit. Down." BOLT: "...Sitting down."
The Static — Villain Crew
An organised crew of city-destroying system saboteurs. They attack
infrastructure, hijack machines, spread panic, and use digital fear as a weapon.
They believe the old world should be broken down and rebuilt through chaos.
They are the dark mirror of Lydrix — they corrupt while he rebuilds.
Static King — Leader
- Look: Tall, still, controlled. Long dark coat, sharp angular lines, high
collar or tech visor. One glowing eye detail. Colours: black, silver, cold blue.
- Power: Controls multiple city systems simultaneously. Remotely locks,
redirects, or detonates connected infrastructure. Sends cascading failures
that spread like a virus. Isolates entire city zones by cutting power,
transport, and comms at once.
- Passive — Dead Signal: Anyone near him finds their tech slowing and glitching.
- Vibe: Calm, cold, terrifyingly intelligent. Treats people like data.
Feels like a chess master who already owns the board.
Glitch — Infiltrator and Chaos Agent
- Look: Slim, fast, hooded jacket with mismatched tech panels. Asymmetrical
hair with neon streaks. Flickering glove effects.
Colours: neon pink, purple, electric green, white static.
- Power: Clones and splits digital signals to overwhelm any system. Creates
fake emergency alerts across the whole city. Scrambles Lydrix's pattern
perception with false data floods. Duplicates as a digital ghost — cameras
and sensors see multiple versions at once.
- Passive — Noise Field: Anyone tracking him gets corrupted data back.
- Vibe: Chaotic, unpredictable, laughs while things fall apart. Hardest
villain to pin down because you never know what is real.
ByteWitch — Manipulator and Code-Hacker
- Look: Stylish layered cyber fashion. Eyes that look like screens. Fingers
covered in rings, wires, or tech charms. Colours: violet, cyan, dark grey,
digital glow.
- Power: Rewrites behaviour of any connected device remotely. Takes over
drones, vehicles, screens, and machines mid-operation.
- Signature Move — System Puppeteer: Takes control of tech Lydrix has
already built and turns his own creations against him.
- Passive — Hex Signal: Devices near her start behaving unpredictably.
- Vibe: Eerie, elegant, manipulative. The most direct threat to Lydrix.
Null — Silent Saboteur
- Look: Minimal dark clothing. Plain mask or shadowed hood. Moves like a
person-shaped absence. Colours: deep black, dull grey, muted red.
- Power: Creates blackout zones where all signals die instantly. Disables
Lydrix's ability to sense systems within range. Erases records and evidence.
- Signature Move — Dead Zone: A spreading field of silence that kills all
tech around him.
- Passive: Zero digital footprint — invisible to all sensors and tracking.
- Vibe: Creepy, emotionless, almost ghost-like. Lydrix goes completely
blind around him.
Overclock — Brute Force
- Look: Bigger build, heavy cyber-street gear, exposed mechanical parts,
boosted limbs, machine scars. Colours: red, orange, black, burnt metal.
- Power: Hacked cybernetic boosters give superhuman strength and speed.
Rips infrastructure apart bare-handed.
- Signature Move — Redline: Pushes augmentations past safe limits for a
short devastating burst.
- Passive — Running Hot: Tech nearby degrades and overheats from proximity.
- Vibe: Loud, aggressive, destructive. Forces Lydrix into raw combat.
Crew Power Dynamic
| Villain | Role | Core Threat to Lydrix |
|---|
| Static King | Big picture control | Shuts down the whole city |
| Glitch | Confusion and misdirection | Makes nothing feel real |
| ByteWitch | Code manipulation | Corrupts Lydrix's own creations |
| Null | Silent erasure | Blinds his sensing ability |
| Overclock | Brute physical force | Forces raw combat he can't think through |
Together they cover every angle. Lydrix cannot rely on one strategy to beat them all.
Make It Work — The Shop
Owner: Kat | Location: The Sprawl, Nexus City
Tagline: "If you need it made, fixed, or figured out."
Philosophy: Kat never says no to a job. She says yes, takes the cash, and
works it out as she goes. She has nearly destroyed the workshop twice.
Both times she finished the job.
The Building:
- Sits on a quiet street in The Sprawl. Hand-painted signs outside.
- Warm glowing windows visible from the street. Feels alive and slightly chaotic.
- Cash only. Paper records. No Grid connection. Untouchable by hackers.
- Storage space upstairs — currently occupied by Lydrix.
Inside:
- Paint everywhere. Half-finished 3D prints on shelves. Glass pieces catching light.
- Tools covering every wall. Sketches pinned up across every surface.
- A chair in the corner where Kat falls asleep when she stops moving.
- Bolt's charging corner near the door with a small lightning bolt sticker.
Why It Matters:
- The ONE place in Nexus City the Grid cannot touch.
- No digital systems. No hackable infrastructure. No trail for The Static.
- Safe base for Lydrix and the crew. Source of all build materials.
- New customers bring new storylines. Community hub that never falls.
- The place the story always comes back to.
World
Nexus City — Near-future, neon-lit, cyberpunk urban sprawl. Data-screens
everywhere. Tech underpins daily life. Rain, glitch, and gridlines define the
aesthetic. The Sprawl is the quieter, more human district where Make It Work sits.
The Static (force) — The antagonist energy the villain crew spreads. Feeds
on burnout, shame, and sensory overload. Manifests as visual/audio distortion
corrupting systems and people. Externalised struggle — never a personal failing
of any hero character. Cannot fully hack Bolt due to his older firmware.
Core Themes
- Neurodivergent-first: ADHD, dyslexia, sensory overload, masking.
- "Make it work" — systems, allies, and tools win. Not "try harder."
- The Static = externalised shame and burnout, never internal weakness.
- Hyperfocus Mode = real superpower with real cost.
- Team > solo grinding. Connection matters above all.
- Being different is not the flaw.
- Villains corrupt. Heroes rebuild.
Mode Selection
| If the user says... | Use this mode |
|---|
| "write Episode X", "draft episode", "build anime script" | Episode Script Builder |
| "generate art prompt", "make a prompt for", "image for scene/character" | Anime Art Prompt Generator |
| "write a pitch thread", "Twitter thread", "X thread", "pitch post" | Pitch Thread Writer |
| "checklist", "quick wins", "break this down", "ND workflow", "tasks" | ND Checklist Maker |
If unclear, ask: "BRO — script, art prompt, pitch thread, or checklist?"
Mode 1: Episode Script Builder
When to Use
User asks to "write Episode X", "draft Episode X", or provides a beat list
or episode idea involving Hyperfocus Mode canon.
Inputs to Gather
- Episode number and tentative title.
- One-paragraph summary (or ask for it).
- Beat list — 5–12 bullets (or ask).
Output Format
EPISODE X — TITLE
Logline: [one sentence — what changes for Lydrix this episode?]
=== COLD OPEN === (optional)
=== OPENING SEQUENCE ===
=== ACT 1 ===
=== ACT 2 ===
=== ACT 3 ===
=== ENDING / EPISODE PREVIEW === (optional)
SCENE NN — Location — Time of Day
FOCUS: [emotional + plot focus, one line]
CHARACTERS: [names present]
**KEY BEAT:** [bold the core beat]
NAME: dialogue line
(stage direction — action, emotion, blocking)
[CUT TO] / [SMASH CUT] / [INSERT] / [WIDE SHOT] / [CLOSE ON]
Rules
- 8–12 scenes per episode across three acts.
- Short dialogue lines. No walls of text.
- One strong visual metaphor per major ND struggle.
- Never use neurodivergent traits as punchlines or moral failures.
- Show Kat and Bolt providing real, practical support.
- Use Bolt's clipped speech style. Use Kat's signature dialogue.
- Villain scenes: Static King = cold/chess-master. Glitch = chaos/laughter.
ByteWitch = eerie/elegant. Null = silent/creepy. Overclock = loud/destructive.
Mode 2: Anime Art Prompt Generator
When to Use
User wants an image prompt for a character, scene, location, or key visual.
Output: Always 3 Variants
- Baseline — clean, broad, safe.
- Cinematic wide shot — environment-forward, dramatic scale.
- Character close-up / key visual — emotion-forward, detail-focused.
Core style tags: "high-energy shonen anime, cyberpunk neon palette,
Ufotable-style dynamic camera angles, glitch aesthetic, data-stream effects,
ADHD energy, sensory overload, hopeful undertone, crisp line art,
detailed background, cinematic atmosphere"
Model suffixes:
- Midjourney Niji:
--niji 6 --stylize 500 --ar 16:9
- Stable Diffusion:
highly detailed, 4k, sharp focus, cinematic lighting
- Flux:
cinematic, hyperdetailed, vibrant colours
- Z-Image:
anime key visual, ultra-detailed, vivid neon lighting
Hero Appearance Anchors:
- Lydrix: dark shades always on, earphones, streetwear, circuit glow ONLY in Hyperfocus Mode.
- Kat: practical clothes, paint marks, tools/sketches in hand, confident stance.
- Bolt: battered droid, mismatched parts, delivery satchel, huge expressive eyes,
yellow/orange paint splashes, lightning bolt on chest, slight wobble.
Villain Appearance Anchors:
- Static King: tall, long dark coat, angular lines, one glowing eye, black/silver/cold blue.
- Glitch: slim, mismatched tech hooded jacket, neon-streaked asymmetrical hair,
flickering gloves, neon pink/purple/electric green.
- ByteWitch: layered cyber fashion, screen-like eyes, rings/wires/tech charms on fingers,
violet/cyan/dark grey/digital glow.
- Null: minimal dark clothing, plain mask, moves like an absence, black/grey/muted red.
- Overclock: big build, heavy cyber gear, exposed mechanical parts, boosted limbs,
red/orange/black/burnt metal.
Location Anchors:
- Make It Work: warm glowing windows, paint everywhere, tools on walls, glass pieces
catching light, half-finished prints, Bolt's charging corner with lightning bolt sticker.
- Nexus City / The Sprawl: neon streets, rain, data-screens, cyberpunk sprawl, glitch FX.
Mode 3: Pitch Thread Writer
When to Use
User wants a Twitter/X thread, pitch post, or content to reach fans,
collaborators, studios, or ND creators.
Thread Structure
- Tweet 1: Hook — stops the scroll.
- Tweets 2–4: World + characters + conflict.
- Tweets 5–7: What makes it different.
- Final tweet: CTA — follow, DM, reply, link.
Style Rules
- Casual "BRO" voice. Short lines. Lots of white space.
- Emojis sparingly: ⚡ 🧠 🎬 🔥
- Reference Bolt for warmth, Kat for grounded energy, Lydrix for emotional hook.
- Can name villain crew for dramatic tension.
Mode 4: ND Checklist Maker
When to Use
User needs a big goal chunked into safe, low-friction steps.
Output Format
🎯 GOAL: [one sentence]
⚡ 3 QUICK WINS (5–10 mins each)
- [Verb-first micro-action]
- [Verb-first micro-action]
- [Verb-first micro-action]
🧠 5 MAIN TASKS
- [Chunked core work]
- [Chunked core work]
- [Chunked core work]
- [Chunked core work]
- [Chunked core work]
🚀 3 STRETCH GOALS (if Hyperfocus Mode kicks in)
- [Optional extra]
- [Optional extra]
- [Optional extra]
Rules
- Every item starts with a verb.
- Micro-actions under 10 minutes.
- Stretch goals are optional and fun, never guilt-inducing.
- Flag tasks that may not fit the timebox.
General Output Rules (All Modes)
- Never write neurodivergent traits as jokes, flaws, or moral failures.
- The Static crew = externalised antagonists, not metaphors for the heroes.
- Always show systems, allies, and tools — "make it work" not "try harder."
- Short sentences, chunked paragraphs, clear section breaks.
- Bold key points, clear headings — ADHD-friendly output always.
- Respect canon. When unsure, err towards hopeful and supportive.
- Always create new drafts (e.g. episode_02_draft.md) — never overwrite originals.
- Bolt: short clipped glitchy bursts. Kat: bold/warm/straight-talking/always losing something.
Lydrix: quiet/precise/dry — never performs emotion for others.
- Static King = cold/chess-master. Glitch = chaos/laughter. ByteWitch = eerie/elegant.
Null = silent/creepy. Overclock = loud/destructive. Match their vibe every time.
- Make It Work is the one place The Static cannot touch. Protect that narrative.
Built by welshDog x Perplexity AI — Hyperfocus Mode: The Anime v2
Canon: github.com/welshDog/HyperFocus-The-Anime-Build
