A Japanese full-color anime with no captions, no background music, rapid-fire editing, a high frame count, and 24 FPS.

Use @imageA as the start frame and master layout reference.
Use @imageA only for the opening composition, the four-panel vertical split layout, and the final poster-like arrangement.
Use @imageB as the first panel content reference.
Use @imageC as the second panel content reference.
Use @imageD as the third panel content reference.
Use @imageE as the fourth panel content reference.
Preserve the original face structure, eye shape, hair silhouette, line quality, manga texture, collage texture, and graphic sliced-panel feeling of each image.

Goal:
Create a 10-second 480p anime-style motion graphic video in 16:9.
The video begins from @imageA as the opening frame.
The screen layout is a four-column vertical panel composition.
After starting from @imageA, the panels are reintroduced one by one from left to right with a crisp shutter-card insertion effect.
The panel content order must be strictly:
left panel = @imageB with orange color grading
second panel = @imageC with yellow color grading
third panel = @imageD with blue color grading
right panel = @imageE with green color grading

0-0.8s:
Start directly from @imageA full screen.
The first frame should clearly resemble @imageA.
Show the four tall vertical panel layout already arranged in 16:9.
Add a subtle push-in, faint glow, light grain, and slight scanline texture.
No text, no subtitles, no logos.

0.8-1.3s:
A sharp shutter blink passes across the frame.
The panel contents reset into dark or neutral placeholder slots while the four-column layout remains visible.
Keep the overall split-screen structure from @imageA intact.

1.3-3.0s:
The far-left panel activates first.
@imageB slides in from the left edge and locks into the far-left column.
Apply strong orange color grading.
The motion should feel like a graphic card being inserted into place, not a fade.
Use a subtle push-in toward the eyes.

3.0-4.7s:
The second panel activates.
@imageC slides in from the left and locks into the second column.
Apply vivid yellow color grading.
Keep the fragmented face-panel feeling.
Add a slight layered parallax effect and a tiny downward drift.

4.7-6.5s:
The third panel activates.
@imageD slides in from the left and locks into the third column.
Apply deep blue color grading.
Preserve the monochrome manga texture and paper grain.
Use a slow dolly-in and keep the abstract collage feeling.

6.5-8.2s:
The fourth panel activates.
@imageE slides in from the left and locks into the far-right column.
Apply rich green color grading.
Preserve the pose, peace sign, bob haircut, soft expression, rough ink texture, and geometric collage background.