Sanxingdui, animated
Author’s claim. Posted before Fable 5.2 came out. The author called it Fable 5.5, the name rumors gave the next Fable. We can’t verify which model ran.
An animated piece of a little over two minutes about Sanxingdui, the Bronze Age archaeological site in Sichuan, China.
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Our note
A Chinese-language documentary short with English subtitles, titled "三星堆" (Sanxingdui) and "Echoes of the Ancient Shu Kingdom". Chapters numbered in Chinese, from 壹 发现 ("Discovery") to 捌 未解 ("Unsolved"), go from a 1929 find by a farmer digging a ditch, through 1986 and the pits opened from 2019, to a date of about 1100 BC. Finds are then drawn one by one with measurements: the protruding-eyed mask at 1.38 m wide, the standing figure at 2.6 m, a sacred tree, and a gold staff of about 1.4 m. Two fragments from different pits are fitted together after 35 years. The author has not published a prompt.
Written by The Frontier Brief after watching the video (Nov 5, 2026). It describes what is on screen; we have not run the work ourselves.
Prompt
Not known. We have not found a prompt published by the author.
What we know
- Model
- Listed under Fable 5.2. The author wrote Claude Fable 5.5 (author’s claim)
- What we checked
- From the open awesome-fable5-5-videos list (MIT, Copyright (c) 2026 yihui-dev). On Oct 31, 2026 the post was still live on X; which model actually ran is the author’s claim.
Video from @hungryturbo’s post on X, credited to the author. Want it taken down? Email support@fable5.app.
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