Wizard Cat Meme: Put Your Pet or You at the Keyboard

Recreate the reference video [Video 1] shot for shot: the same office desk with the black keyboard, the black mouse, the paper stacks and the tall dark monitor on the right, the same open-plan office behind, the same static camera at desk height, the same timing and moves. The ONLY change: the chubby cat in the wizard hat at the keyboard is now the person in [Image 1], sitting at the desk in the cat's place. The person = the person in [Image 1], in EVERY frame: a HUMAN head with the exact face from [Image 1] (the face shape, eye color and eye shape, eyebrows, nose, mouth, skin tone, age, hair color, hair length and hairstyle, and any beard, moustache, glasses or freckles), on a grown person's own shoulders, in the clothes from [Image 1], wearing the same dark blue starry wizard hat on their own hair. An adult at a grown person's natural size, seen from the chest up behind the keyboard, the head and the hat where the cat's head and hat are. Never a cat: no cat ears, no fur, no whiskers, no cat nose, no paws, no ginger coat. The same real person in every frame, so their friends instantly recognize them. Never morph, never drift back to the cat. THE EYES: the whole time, the chin is raised slightly and the EYES STAY LOCKED ON THE MONITOR SCREEN, as the cat's eyes in [Video 1]: never on the camera, never up at the ceiling. The eyes stay WIDE OPEN in a steady stare the whole time, never squinting. [00:00-00:03.8] Types FAST, in a total flow state: both hands flying over the keys in quick, continuous, rhythmic bursts like an expert typist racing a deadline, the keyboard clattering. Eyes on the monitor. [00:03.8-00:04.9] Stops dead. Lifts ONE hand clearly up off the keyboard and brings it down in a single, deliberate hit, one key-press of pure frustration, then the hand rests on the keys again. [00:04.9-00:05.9] Completely still, waiting, nothing happens. Eyes on the monitor. [00:05.9-00:07] Smashes the keyboard with both hands again and again, the keyboard rattling, then throws BOTH hands up above the keyboard, eyes still locked on the monitor. Sound: fast, continuous keyboard clacking, one sharp clack on the single hit, a beat of silence, then a rapid clatter of slams on the keyboard. No music, no dialogue. Real live-action footage, clear facial features, a stable face, no distortion, a normal human body, the same character. Avoid: looking at the camera, squinting, the subject turning away from the desk, smiling, cuts, zoom, camera movement, text on any screen, captions, extra people or animals, extra limbs, morphing, facial distortion. One head only, two arms, five fingers on each hand.

Recreate the reference video [Video 1] shot for shot: the same office desk with the black keyboard, the black mouse, the paper stacks and the tall dark monitor on the right, the same open-plan office behind, the same static camera at desk height, the same timing and paw moves. The ONLY change: the chubby cat in the wizard hat at the keyboard is now the pet in [Image 1]. STRICT SINGLE ANIMAL REPLACEMENT Replace only the target animal in [Video 1] with [Image 1]. [Image 1] is the direct replacement source. Use [Image 1] strictly as the identity and appearance source for the target animal, and preserve [Image 1]'s exact recognizable identity, species or character type, facial or visual structure, body proportions, head-to-body proportions, fur, skin, feathers, surface texture, colors, markings, ears, eyes, mouth, tail, limbs, clothing or accessories if present, materials, and overall visual style. Do not blend, merge, overlay, or partially retain the original animal, and do not allow the original animal's recognizable appearance to reappear at any point in the final video. The replacement character must inherit the original animal's exact pose, body orientation, head movement, gaze direction when applicable, expression or behavioral timing, limb movements, body movements, movement trajectory, timing, rhythm, speed, pauses, reactions, and interaction with objects and the surrounding environment. Do not inherit the original animal's face, breed, fur pattern, body identity, or any other recognizable appearance features. If [Image 1] has a different species or body structure from the original animal, [Image 1] must still completely replace the original target, adapting the original animal's action naturally to [Image 1]'s body structure. Do not transform [Image 1] into the original animal's species or create a hybrid character. Do not allow identity drift, appearance reset, delayed replacement, or the return of the original animal. IMPORTANT: only replace the target animal in the video with [Image 1]. Everything else must remain identical to [Video 1]. The pet keeps the dark blue starry wizard hat, sized to its own head and sitting between its own ears, and sits upright at the desk with its two front paws on the keyboard. Not the face or the coat of the cat in the video, unless [Image 1] shows them; natural body volume, never flattened or stretched. The performance, matching [Video 1] second by second: 00:00-00:03.8: types fast with both front paws, eyes on the screen. 00:03.8-00:04.9: lifts ONE front paw high and brings it down hard on one key. 00:04.9-00:05.9: completely still, paws on the keys, a blank stare at the screen. 00:05.9-00:07: smashes the keyboard with both front paws again and again, ending with both paws up in the air. Anatomy rules: one head, two front paws, animal paws never human hands. No extra animals, no people. No text, no logos, no watermark, no readable screen.