4-Panel Anime Manga Storyboard

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Image 1: Reference materials for Azatee (blonde) & Mikado (black hair, one eye covered) Image 2: Reference materials for the guest character entering the academy Faithfully maintain face, hair, eyes, skin, clothing, body shape, and inherent features to generate a vertical color 4-panel manga. Prohibition of character changing, or adding/removing features. Uniform clean anime cel-shading, natural five fingers, and accurate Japanese. [Personality] Azatee: Cheerful gal who loves decorating. Pink round POP-style text. Mikado: Quiet and skillful. Thin Mincho-style text. Guest: Read personality from Image 2. If the character cannot speak, do not give dialogue; use inner thoughts and gestures only. [Sword Standards] Refer to Image 2 for sword shape, scabbard, hilt, guard, color scheme, material, and decorations. - If the sword in Image 2 is already decorated: Draw the sword in its "plain state" without decorations in panels 1 and 2. Do not change the sword's body shape, color, hilt, or guard. In panel 3, the two characters apply decorations to reach the same finished design as seen in Image 2. - If the sword in Image 2 is simple and undecorated: Draw it as in Image 2 in panels 1 and 2, and add new decorations in panel 3 that suit the character. - If there is no sword in Image 2: Automatically generate a simple sword in a scabbard that suits the guest, and decorate it in panel 3. Panels 2 and 3 must feature the exact same sword. Unify length, scabbard, hilt, and guard; do not show the blade. [Panel 1] A classroom on the first day of school. The guest sits small, clutching a sword case. Surrounding students are chatting. Inner thought: "I wonder if I can make friends...?" [Panel 2] Azatee on the left, guest in the center, Mikado on the right. The guest holds the plain sword taken out of the case. Azatee: "That sword looks like it could be made super cute!" Mikado: "...Let me borrow it for a moment." [Panel 3] Decorating the same sword at a desk. Azatee handles ribbons, hearts, and rhinestones, while Mikado handles black and red braided cords. If a decorated sword exists in the reference, accurately reproduce that design. The guest watches from the center with a sweat mark 💦. Azatee: "Since it's bare, it's totally worth decorating!~🎶" Mikado: "Tying it with black and red keeps it from being too sweet." Attach a small mascot keychain based on the guest to the scabbard with a short gold chain. Do not make it look like a toy on the desk. [Panel 4] Classroom at sunset. Smiling Azatee on the left, happy guest in the center, smiling Mikado on the right. The three are huddled together as close friends. Expressionless characters express joy through blushing or gestures. Do not draw the physical sword. At the bottom of the frame, place a POP-style friendship text logo combining the colors and features of the three, along with hearts, beads, and black ribbons. "Sword Gal Code! Decorate your sword and you're already besties ♡" Sticker-style with thick black and white outlines and gold borders. Do not cover faces and draw text accurately. Point speech bubble tails toward the correct speaker. Unify character, outfit, sword, and items across all panels. No extra dialogue, garbled text, giant swords, watermarks, or color unevenness.