MIMIC AI - Tsunami Metropolitan

Use the supplied start frame as the exact visual reference throughout the shot. Preserve the massive coastal city, dense high-rise skyline, dark storm clouds, distant mountains, dramatic shafts of sunlight, turbulent ocean, enormous tsunami waves, teal-gray color palette, and wide cinematic aerial composition exactly as shown.
Create a photorealistic cinematic disaster sequence. The camera slowly pushes forward above the coastline as the tsunami surges toward and into the city. The waves must feel gigantic, heavy, and physically realistic, with enormous walls of water folding over themselves, dense white foam, violent spray, churning debris, and powerful water displacement between the buildings. The leading wave crashes into the waterfront structures and floods deep into the city streets. Water races between buildings, swallowing lower floors and sweeping debris inland. Additional massive waves follow behind it, creating a relentless sense of scale and destruction. Buildings should remain structurally believable, with some lower coastal structures partially collapsing or disappearing beneath the water, but avoid exaggerated explosive destruction. Maintain realistic ocean physics, gravity, scale, atmospheric haze, storm lighting, mist, sea spray, and volumetric rain in the distance. The city should feel enormous compared with the water, yet the tsunami should clearly overpower it. Camera movement should be smooth, slow, and cinematic, with no sudden pans, spins, zooms, or shaky motion. Keep the original framing recognizable while gradually advancing toward the impact zone. No text, no logos, no people in the foreground, no fantasy elements, no glowing effects, no unnatural colors, no cartoon physics, and no abrupt scene changes. Overall tone: terrifying, epic, realistic, cinematic, and visually massive — like a high-budget disaster film captured from a stabilized aerial cinema camera.