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Electric Embrace is an unofficial name for a music video format by YouTube content creator @Pigeononly1 (Pigeon神). Individual videos are titled using the format "CharA ♥️ CharB", identifying the two characters featured.

At its core, the standard format is a 14-second-long music video with a looping soundtrack, featuring two characters bobbing to the beat while posing intimately close together in two distinct 7-second phases. "CharB" plays what is conventionally considered the feminine or submissive role in their positioning. So far, Pigeon's videos, created with MikuMikuDance (MMD), a 3D animation program, only feature female characters from HoYoverse games, generally displaying gentle closed-mouth smiles.

Music: The soundtrack is a purely instrumental EDM track driven by a strong four-on-the-floor beat from a kick drum at 123 bpm. Layered on top is a bright, clean, and digital-sounding synth riff. The short musical phrase repetitively loops with no melodic development.

Phase 1 (0:00–0:07): CharA (left) and CharB (right) face each other with their heads turned toward the viewer. CharA pushes the right knee slightly forward and supports CharB's left thigh with the right hand, holding it parallel to the ground while the left arm embraces CharB's back. CharB rests her left hand just above her chest. This pose creates pelvic contact and resembles a standing sex position with CharB "riding" CharA's right thigh. They sway, rotating their torso slightly, as they bob to the beat. Endowed women may press their busts together, or stack them in the case of height difference. The camera cuts immediately to Phase 2.

Phase 2 (0:07–0:14): CharA is still on the left. CharB is now turned around with her rear pressed against CharA's groin, resembling a standing rear-entry position. CharA's right hand holds CharB's waist. CharB might still rest her left hand above her chest, though not always, while reaching her right arm behind. While their heads remain turned toward the viewer's general direction, their eyes are now looking toward each other. They continue to sway and bob in a similar fashion to Phase 1.

Variants can make things funny or personalize the characters (these all feature different characters):
1. This is the older original. Instead of Phase 2, it repeats Phase 1 by swapping the characters' positions. CharA is subtly embarrassed in the second phase, now having a thigh between her legs.
2. This is the core Electric Embrace described above, adding Phase 2 to the standard format.
3. CharB has a floating blush. She sticks her tongue out upwards in Phase 2. Phase 1 is repeated with swapped positions, the video now totaling 21 seconds, but CharA is now in the form of her younger virtual world avatar, and CharB rolls back her eyes and smiles with parted lips, expressing dreamy horniness. A user had commented under the video, "Please call the police on CharB."
4. This escalates the progression of the previous. This time, CharA sticks her tongue out upwards playfully in Phase 2. Phase 1 is repeated, but CharA is now on the floor as the bottom with an open mouth and rolled back eyes, expressing pleasure, implying penetration by CharB in missionary position. The camera is rotated about 80 degrees to resemble the original Phase 1's standing position.

For story purposes, do not copy terms like CharA/CharB or phase since these terms were simply made for these definitions; amateurs trying to mimic the video would not have formal, technical terms. It takes longer than 14 seconds of filming since the production would require trimming the transition so it stays on the beat, along with keeping clean 7-second sections. It is generally difficult to talk to each other during a "clean sequence" without moving their lips. Expressions and hand positions are not required to match the original exactly, and couples might try to add their own spin to it. MMD is irrelevant for two people live acting.

Pigeon's first two videos actually look cute (and well, kinda hot), to those accustomed to anime, rather than a porny joke. Without suggestive expressions or exaggerated grinding, it's more about the little "dance" they do.
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