Explore 22 SVG, 3D, animation and game cases attributed to Gemini 4 Carbon by their sources. Original posts, creator accounts and limitations are preserved; model identity is unverified.
22 PUBLIC OBSERVATIONSMODEL IDENTITY UNVERIFIED3 LANGUAGES
Sources attribute these works to Carbon, while some Arena footage still displays Gemini 4 Argon. The backend mapping is unverified, and this site has not rerun the model tasks. Reposts and same-project comparisons are linked to one case. Visible output, reported timing and subjective opinions retain their separate meanings.
22public case observations
4task categories
3English, Chinese, and Japanese
HOW TO USE / 02
From case discovery to workflow validation
Browse a task, check its original post, then review the model, inputs, code, timing and limits before defining your own test.
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Browse a concrete task
Choose SVG, a 3D scene, mechanical animation or a game.
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Review the original evidence
Open the author link for demos, timing reports and limitations.
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Check model identity
Distinguish a Carbon claim, an Arena display name and a verified backend model.
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Evaluate your own run
Fix inputs and conditions; test interaction, completion, time, retries and cost.
SOURCE-ATTRIBUTED OBSERVATIONS / 03
22 public Carbon case observations
The fixed R-0011 corpus contains 92 X sources from Oct 20, 2026 00:00 to Oct 22 15:48:51 Asia/Shanghai, with more than 30 likes at collection. Nine duplicates are linked; six pending leads and 55 non-cases are not displayed. Engagement is a saved snapshot; videos are public demonstration recordings.
22 cases
CASE 01Self-report · model unverified
SVG & graphics
Cola bottle SVG: a reported five-minute Arena run
The author reports making a cola-bottle SVG in about five minutes on Arena. A repost describes condensation; the footage shows the bottle and reflections. The Opus comparison is subjective. Code, a full prompt and timing logs are unavailable. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
The publisher shows moving views, lit windows and towers in a voxel castle, explicitly marked best of four. This selected result does not establish first-run reliability; the other three outputs, code and full input are unavailable. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
Fuji Garden: a miniature garden from a butterfly view
The source describes exploring a miniature garden from a butterfly perspective, with water reflections and moving people. Sampled footage shows the garden, torii and changing viewpoints. Interaction, character logic and model execution have not been reproduced. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
The author reports a mechanical-bee test, preferring its polish to Argon and describing a figure-eight waggle dance and wing motion. Footage shows mechanical details and changing poses. The quoted Argon post is not an independent rerun or a controlled benchmark. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
The author requested an interactive 3D Crystal Citrus with textures, lighting, reflections and animation, reporting about twenty minutes. Footage shows rotation and separated citrus sections. Timing, material implementation and interaction have not been independently verified. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
The source labels a seaside pelican-on-a-bike animation as SVG output. Sampled frames show changing wheel and pedal positions. SVG source, the full prompt and runnable code are unavailable, so implementation and reliability remain unverified. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
three.js mechanical flower: about 1 hour 43 minutes
The author reports a mechanical flower made entirely in three.js in about 1 hour 43 minutes, adding an unrequested bee after being invited to be creative. A repost reuses this video and is not a second experiment. Timing and generation were not independently checked. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
The recording shows seasonal panels, weather backgrounds and a cycling pelican, switching into individual seasons. The publisher calls an Arena model displayed as Gemini 4 Argon a Carbon checkpoint. That backend mapping is a source claim; the full prompt is unavailable. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
The source labels three cycling animations Carbon, Argon and GPT-6 Astra and expresses a preference for Carbon. The video allows visual comparison, but does not establish equal prompts, tools or retry counts. A repost of the same video is linked here. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
Voxel valley: reflections, weather and waiting time
The publisher shows a voxel valley with cherry trees, claiming dynamic weather, water reflections and two to three times the wait of Argon. Samples show rain and changing views. Without matched inputs, timing logs or repeated trials, the ratio remains a source report. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
The author reports an interactive PS5-controller SVG from Arena after a long wait, calling the model displayed as Argon Carbon. Footage shows close-ups and button views. Interaction logic and SVG code were not independently checked. Another source reuses the same video. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
The author publishes a task excerpt about a brass steampunk kraken attacking a sunken Victorian submarine above a glowing vent, calling this their best output so far. Footage shows a rotating voxel sculpture. The excerpt is not a full prompt, and selection does not establish reliability. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
The source labels this a Carbon test under an Argon Arena name. Footage shows first-person movement, a toolbar and changing block structures. A repost uses the same video and speculates about routing. Source code, complete game mechanics and backend routing remain unverified. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
The publisher uses castle footage to support an opinion about Carbon in 3D. Samples show towers, a bridge and dusk/night changes; the original creator, input and code are not supplied. Geometry and interface differ from the other Hogwarts voxel work, so shared subject matter does not establish duplication. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
The source attributes a 3D scene to Carbon. Footage shows a train, tracks, towers and changing views above clouds. The caption mainly offers quality opinions and release hopes, without inputs, creator attribution or code; these opinions are not independent performance findings. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
Mario-style platformer: a reported thirty-minute run
The author reports about thirty minutes for a Super Mario task and satisfaction with the first output. Footage includes jumps, level movement and score changes. The claim of a perfect first try is subjective; full levels, collisions and code were not independently tested. A repost is linked to this case. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
The publisher praises a checkpoint’s polish and speed; the attached clip shows a frog moving through a skateboard and turntable scene. There is no timing log or full input. This impression and other authors’ slow-run reports do not form a controlled latency comparison or confirm public availability. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
Voxel lighthouse island: detail and day/night changes
The author prefers the voxel detail and instruction following to Argon. The clip shows an island with a red-and-white lighthouse, trees and coast, including close-ups and night views. Quoting the pagoda comparison does not make this the same work. Code, full input and retries are unavailable. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
Xbox controller: still output and a testing report
The author posts a still Xbox-controller image while reporting ongoing testing, calling Arena’s Argon name Carbon. The image supports shape and button-layout observations, not interaction or an SVG implementation. Another image of the same controller is linked as a repost. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
The author shows a pelican cycling SVG while explicitly calling the UI poor and the run very slow. Footage includes display-mode changes, but no timing log or code is supplied. This limitation remains visible rather than turning a visual demo into a broad frontend-design claim. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
The publisher points out flapping wings and claw details in a cycling-pelican animation; samples show changing wing poses. A repost retains the same media ID and is linked rather than counted again. Source code, a full prompt and a runnable artifact are unavailable. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
Voxel pagoda: reported 2–4× wait and model comparison
The author shows a pagoda with cherry trees, reporting a two-to-four-times longer wait than Argon depending on task. A follow-up comparison labels Carbon, Argon, Opus 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5 separately and is linked to the same case. Matched inputs, timing logs and retry counts are missing; selected footage does not establish an overall ranking. The source labels this Carbon; model identity is unverified.
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