Image 1: {argument name="character reference" default="References for Azaty (blonde) & Mikado (black hair, one eye hidden)"}
Image 2: {argument name="guest character reference" default="Reference for the guest character entering the school"}
Maintain face, hair, eyes, skin, clothing, body type, and unique features faithfully to generate a vertical color 4-panel manga. No turning them into different people or adding/losing features. Use uniform, clean anime-style coloring, natural 5-finger hands, and accurate Japanese text.
[Personalities]
Azaty: A bright, decoration-loving gal. Pink round POP-style text.
Mikado: Quiet and skillful. Thin Mincho-style text.
Guest: Infer personality from Image 2. If the setting is non-verbal, use only inner thoughts and gestures.
[Sword Criteria]
Refer to Image 2 for sword shape, sheath, handle, guard, coloring, materials, and decorations.
- If Image 2's sword is already decorated:
In panels 1 and 2, draw it in a 'plain state' with decorations removed. Do not change the shape, color, handle, or guard. In panel 3, the two characters apply decorations to match the completed design in Image 2.
- If Image 2's sword is simple and undecorated:
Draw it as in Image 2 for panels 1 and 2, and add new decorations suited to the character in panel 3.
- If there is no sword in Image 2:
Automatically generate a simple sheathed sword that suits the guest and decorate it in panel 3.
Panels 2 and 3 must feature the exact same sword. Unify length, sheath, handle, and guard; do not show the blade.
[Panel 1]
A classroom on the first day. The guest sits small, holding a sword case. Other students are chatting around them.
Inner thought: "I wonder if I can make friends...?"
[Panel 2]
Azaty on the left, guest in the center, Mikado on the right. The guest holds the plain sword taken from the case.
Azaty: "That sword looks like it could be totally cute!"
Mikado: "...Let me borrow it for a bit."
[Panel 3]
Decorating the sword at a desk. Azaty handles ribbons, hearts, and rhinestones; Mikado handles black and red braided cords. If a decorated sword is in the reference, accurately reproduce that finished design. The guest watches from the center with a sweat drop emoji.
Azaty: "Since it's plain, it's really worth decorating!"
Mikado: "If we tighten it with black and red, it won't be too sweet."
Attach a small mascot keychain themed after the guest to the sheath with a short gold chain. Ensure it doesn't look like a toy sitting on the desk.
[Panel 4]
A classroom at sunset. A smiling Azaty on the left, a joyful guest in the center, and a smiling Mikado on the right. The three are huddled together happily. For expressionless characters, show joy through blushing or gestures. Do not draw the physical sword.
At the bottom, place a POP-style friendship text logo combining the colors and traits of the three, with hearts, beads, and black ribbons.
"Gal Sword Motto!
Decorate your sword and you're already besties ♡"
Sticker-style with thick black and white outlines and gold edges. Do not cover faces; draw text accurately.
Point speech bubble tails toward the correct speaker. Unify characters, costumes, swords, and items across all panels. Prohibit extra dialogue, garbled text, giant swords, watermarks, or uneven coloring.