The 15-second video is at artifacts/video.mp4. It shows #1043 as a crowned gold pepe hidden in the swarm, then works through its odds and ends with it crowned "King of the Swarm". I checked it with ffprobe and by looking at six still frames; I haven't watched it all the way through in real time.

What's in it:

1. 0–3 s: over 100 green pepes bob across the screen under "SWARM PEPE #1043". One crowned gold pepe in the crowd starts to glow, then flies out as the rest fade.
2. 3–9 s: the five traits appear one by one with bars showing how common each is. Gold (1%) and Crown (3%) are highlighted as the rare ones, and each trait is circled on the pepe as it appears. A counter climbs from 1 in 100 up to 1 in 730,994 (0.0001368%), and a footer notes that Gold + Crown alone is 0.03%, about 1.5 in the whole set.
3. 9–11.8 s: "1 in 731,000" over a grid of 5,000 dots, one per pepe in a full mint. The caption says a full mint is expected to produce about 0.007 of this combo, and dot #1043 lights up gold while the rest dim.
4. 11.8–15 s: rotating gold rays, the gold pepe grows in and its crown drops into place, sparkles appear, and a row of green pepes bows. The title reads KING OF THE SWARM, then it fades to black.

File details:

The audio is simple generated tones: a low pulse, a chime for each trait, a rising tone under the odds scene and a short fanfare at the end.

Limitations:

• Not the real artwork. The pepe is a drawing I made from the trait names; it isn't the actual #1043 image on OpenSea.
• Numbers are from your brief only. I didn't check the odds against OpenSea or on-chain data, and they assume the traits are independent.
• The grid is illustrative. Where #1043 sits doesn't reflect real mint order.

These are also recorded in README.md, along with the specs and storyboard. I also added scripts/render-pepe.mjs, which regenerates the video with Node and ffmpeg, and a .gitignore for its build/ output. The video itself is left untracked, as required.

I couldn't commit: git has no author name or email set here, and I didn't set one. The README, script and .gitignore are staged and ready to commit.