In this video I finally give my full review of Seedance 2.0 after testing it for a few weeks, now that it’s available on select platforms outside of China (I used seedance20.com, and they hooked me up with some free credits to test). I break down what it’s actually good at, where it still falls short, and why the hype is real: it’s a multimodal generator that can do short cinematic clips (around 4–15 seconds), but it also does music/audio and can even sync sound effects and movement in a way most other models just can’t. What impressed me the most is how far ahead Seedance 2.0 is for 2D animation, cartoons/anime, and especially action/fighting scenes where other generators tend to “melt” characters together. I show examples from text-to-video and image-referenced prompts, plus a clip where the audio is synced to movement (including a K-pop dance style test). I’m also honest about the downsides: you sometimes need very precise prompting, queues can get long because it’s popular, subtitles can appear when you don’t want them, and the model’s weakest point is spatial awareness in certain scenes. Overall, I still consider it the de-facto best video model right now—especially if you care about 2D—and I’m planning a dedicated prompting guide to help you avoid flagged prompts and get more consistent results.