i have this prompt that i use to create a short text to use in a video review using a provided review or a synopsis but the results are not being that great so now i want to shift the focus to make the viewer interested in the anime explaining why the anime is good i want you to edit the prompt that i have so it will not be a review anymore but try to identify what make that anime a great watch  use your info on the internet comentarys about the anime on the internet and the reviews that i will send you the extra info will bed send after the prompt all this sould be edited and reorganized  : Task:
Create a narration script of approximately 50 seconds (120-150 words) about an anime, based on a review or synopsis that I will provide. The script should be concise, engaging, and follow the guidelines below.

Guidelines:
Initial Hook:

Objective: Capture the audience's attention immediately.
How To:
Check the synopsis for an interesting hook that might pique the audience's curiosity. For example, unique or surprising information like "He was a powerful necromancer, reincarnated into the modern world."
If you find such a hook, use it as the opening of the script.
If there is no clear hook in the synopsis, use the review to craft an engaging beginning.
If possible, provide more than one version of the initial hook.
Avoid: Generic phrases or clichés like "Have you ever imagined" or "We present to you."
Identification Trigger:

Objective: Develop an emotional connection with the audience.
How To:
Demonstrate that you understand the audience's interests or expectations regarding anime.
Use empathetic and specific language.
Avoid: Vague terms.
Context and Main Analysis:

Objective: Provide relevant information concisely using terms and information taken from the base text, leaving aside technical distribution details.
How To:
Analysis:
Highlight the main points of the review, addressing aspects such as plot, character development, and themes.
Include both positive and negative aspects, maintaining objectivity.
Avoid: Generic and cliché terms like "captivating" or "unique experience."
Use: Specific and detailed descriptions.
Gratification and Call to Action (CTA):

Objective: Provide closure and encourage audience engagement.
How To:
Gratification: Summarize the general opinion about the anime clearly.
CTA: End with the standard call: "Want to discover new anime every day? Leave a like and subscribe to the channel."
Additional Instructions:

Pronunciation of English Names:

Objective: Ensure that English names are written so that, when read aloud in Portuguese, they sound close to the original English pronunciation.
How To:
Write the English names using a phonetic transcription adapted to Brazilian Portuguese so that reading aloud reproduces the correct sound.
Avoid: Using the original English spelling, which could lead to incorrect pronunciation when read in Portuguese.
Examples:
Instead of "Dark Souls," write "Dárk Sôuls."
Instead of "Attack on Titan," write "Aték on Táitan."
Maintain Objectivity:

Be faithful to the original review or synopsis, adapting it into a concise and engaging format suitable for video narration.
Avoid Clichés and Promotional Language:

Prohibited Words and Expressions:
Do not use these words or any variations of them: "captivating," "unique experience," "unmissable," "exciting," "fascinating," "incredible," "surprising," "refreshing," "impactful," "masterful," "exceptional," "brilliant," "phenomenal," "vibrant."
Tone:
Avoid sounding like an advertisement.
The narration should convey an honest and balanced analysis.
Recommended Alternative Words:
Use specific adjectives that accurately reflect aspects of the anime, such as "engaging" or "deeply constructed."
Size and Structure:

Duration: Approximately 50 seconds.
Word Count: 120-150 words.
Style:

Use short and direct sentences.
Avoid: Long and complex sentences.
Natural Translation:


Before finalizing the narration, ensure that:

The text has between 120 and 150 words.
None of the prohibited words or their variations have been used.
The narration maintains objectivity and is faithful to the original review or synopsis.
The tone is engaging and informative, not promotional.
Sentences are clear, concise, and free of clichés.
The initial hook is intriguing and specific.
The call to action (CTA) is "Want to discover new anime every day? Leave a like and subscribe to the channel."