Seven Empires on a Ranked Globe
A 30-second historical ranking uses one dark animated globe, changing territory overlays and a held winner reveal.
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Why it works
The question is visible at frame 0 while the first ranked territory emerges around 2 s, so the format establishes a comparison before revealing an answer. One continuous 900-frame shot keeps the globe as a stable reference while mapped regions and values change; the winner occupies the final section before the measured fade begins at frame 874.
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