A vibrant cartoon with colours and smooth animation. Create a standalone animated short film titled "The Capsons" about a young capybara boy named Max Capson, his Mom, and his Dad. The Capsons are a normal modern family of anthropomorphic animals, specifically capybaras, who live in a human-like community, wear clothes, walk upright, work, and live in a cozy home. The film begins the day before Dad's day off, when Max notices that Dad has been unusually quiet, tired, and unhappy, so Max decides that tomorrow he will try to make his dad happy. The next day, Max tries several cute, funny, and sometimes unsuccessful ways to cheer Dad up, while Mom notices what Max is doing and quietly helps him without taking over. The family eventually spends the day together doing ordinary but fun activities, with comedy, playful moments, small adventures, music, dialogue, expressive character acting, environmental ambience, and detailed sound effects. Dad gradually becomes happier simply from being around his family. That evening, Max gives Dad a small handmade gift that is cute but clearly imperfect because a child made it. Dad genuinely loves it. The final scene jumps to Dad at work, where Max's handmade gift sits proudly on his desk beside framed pictures of the family. Dad looks at the gift and smiles. End with "THE END." Make the film wholesome, funny, emotional, and engaging for children, with the message of family love and appreciation emerging naturally through the story rather than being explained. Use polished 2D animation with dimensional depth, anime-inspired artwork, cel shading, soft lighting, expressive faces, cute proportions, layered environments, perspective camera movement, squash and stretch, anticipation, follow-through, and strong comedic timing. It must look like high-quality 2D animation, not 3D CGI, photorealism, flat cutout animation, or generic AI video. Keep Max, Mom, and Dad visually and audibly consistent throughout the entire film, including their faces, fur, proportions, clothing, personalities, voices, and ages, with no morphing, extra limbs, duplicated characters, disappearing objects, or inconsistent designs. 0:00-1:30 - Day before; establish Max, Mom, Dad and Dad's mood. 1:30-4:30 - Dad's day off; Max's funny attempts, Mom joins in, family activities. 4:30-6:30 - Family's best moments together; Dad genuinely starts feeling happier. 6:30-7:30 - Max's handmade gift and Dad's reaction. 7:30-8:00 - Dad at work, gift beside family photos → "THE END." so the film must be at least 8 min and at the end say " created by Tappy Time"