mayv@簡単プロ級プロンプト公開中！ · Animation style and character consistency

High-quality anime footage. Dense 3D toon / cel look. Feature-film-level key animation, refined compositing, translucent lighting, and richly detailed background art. The setting is a magnificent magical city wet with rain. Depict it as a cinematic high-fantasy action RPG. The character from the reference image fires continuous beams from a main gate opened in front of them and from multiple converging gates opened around them, then finally defeats a gigantic black dragon in slightly overkill fashion with a simultaneous full volley from all gates. [Reference Character Lock] Use the character in the source reference image as reference and maintain them as the same person. Use the reference image only for the character’s face, eye shape, iris color, hairstyle, hair color, outfit, ornaments, physique, silhouette, atmosphere, and character colors. Do not reproduce the background, room, furniture, pose, camera angle, or framing of the reference image itself. Only the expression, gaze, mouth, pose, breathing, and natural movement of hair and clothing may change. Mixing features, averaging the face, changing the outfit, turning them into a different person, cloning them, or adding extra people is prohibited. Keep the equipment and accessories shown in the reference image, and do not arbitrarily multiply them or add different gear. The attack must always come from gate groups in front of the character’s palms, not from waist equipment or small items. [Character Adaptation Rules] Keep the fixed scene content and battle progression, but adjust the background decorations, props, magical motifs, color tones, glow colors, and atmosphere to match the reference character. While keeping the city’s basic structure fixed as a magnificent stone-built magical city, bring the balustrade designs, magic lamps, waterways, crystal pillars, patterns, mist, and reflection colors closer to the reference character’s world and colors. Rebuild the beams, gates, explosions, particles, and floor reflections around the reference character’s signature colors. Prioritize colors that enhance the character’s appeal, and keep the background one step darker so the protagonist does not get buried. [Fixed 3D Style] Maintain a delicate cel look throughout. Use thin lines, clear two- to three-step cel shading on the face, hair, and outfit, plus translucent midtones. Add multilayer highlights to the eyes and hair. Distinguish fabric, leather, metal, gems, wet stone floor, glass, and puddles with different reflections and roughness. Only the magic should use high-luminance graphic anime VFX, volumetric light, additive glow, refractive waves, and directional motion blur. Do not use thick black outlines, flat single-layer cel shadows, generic 3D faces, low-density backgrounds, semi-realism, or mixed art styles. [Fixed Protagonist and Enemy] The protagonist is on the left side of the screen, and the enemy is on the right. The protagonist spreads both legs, bends the knees, keeps their center of gravity over the rear leg, and opens one palm toward the dragon’s chest. The other hand may support that arm or wrist. Make the connections between palm, wrist, elbow, and shoulder readable, and do not hide the entire arm too much with the gate. Recoil travels continuously through the wrist, shoulder, waist, and supporting leg, while the hair, clothing, and ornaments stream backward with a slight delay. The enemy is only one gigantic black four-legged winged dragon on the right side. It is about four times the protagonist’s height. It has one head, two horns, two eyes, four legs, one pair of left and right wings, and one tail. The impact point is fixed at the center of the chest. Do not create extra heads, legs, wings, or tails. [Setting and Camera] The setting is a broad stone magical boulevard jutting into the air within a gigantic magical city after rain. Place wet stone slabs, shallow puddles, old cracks, magical metal balustrades, surrounding magic towers, spires, arch bridges, aerial corridors, floating small towers, giant crystal pillars, magic lamps, glowing waterways, and low mist. Adjust these motifs and glow colors to match the reference character. Keep the protagonist on the left and the black dragon on the right, and make the main gate center, each sub-gate, the beam axes, and the black dragon’s chest converge onto the same attack line. The camera starts with a gentle close-range arc movement where the face is readable, then shifts to a low rear three-quarter wide shot through an occlusion wipe where the gate’s arc covers the lens. During the lateral move along the beams, make the balustrades, raindrops, floor patterns, puddle reflections, and floating lights flow at different speeds, briefly push the camera back with the impact pressure, and move in quietly only when the smoke opens. Do not use purposeless circling or random camera shake. [Attack Progression] At the start, the main gate forms in front of the protagonist’s palm. It is made of two to four layers of incomplete concentric-circle gates, with each ring separated forward and backward and counter-rotating at different speeds. Short tick marks, radial lines, and electric light gather toward the firing axis; the light in the palm pulses three times, and on the third pulse the rings compress. At the same time, multiple sub-gates also appear one after another around the protagonist. Place them above the right shoulder, behind to the upper left, overhead in front, in front of the side, overhead behind, and so on, surrounding the protagonist with depth differences. They are numerous but organized, divided into foreground, midground, and background. Always keep the face and both eyes readable, and do not completely hide them with rings. For the first attack, fire a thick high-output beam from the main gate. Build the core, outer shell, mid-layer, and edge colors from the reference character’s signature colors, and do not make it a thin rod. Immediately afterward, the surrounding sub-gates fire in sequence with time offsets, continuously striking the center of the black dragon’s chest. Each beam is thick enough to push rain, mist, and water droplets outward. The black dragon’s chest scales are driven inward, its front claws scrape the wet stone floor, and the impact transfers with delay to the wing membranes, neck, and tail. Thick reflection bands matching the protagonist’s signature colors run across the floor. [Overkill and Defeat] After the continuous barrage, all gates recompress to maximum output. The protagonist remains braced at the lower left with the palm fixed, and all surrounding sub-gates also aim at the same impact point. All gates, including the main gate, fire simultaneously in the same frame, and multiple extra-thick beams concentrate on the center of the black dragon’s chest. Each beam maintains its thickness, luminance, and axis, with compressed waves running inside. In the same frame where the final compression wave reaches the chest, completely erase all beams from the firing ports to the impact point. Leave no thin afterglow. At that instant, a white-hot core appears at the center of the chest, and a local hemispherical shock dome swells once and tears open. From there, a giant flame-like magical explosion based on the reference character’s signature colors erupts three-dimensionally upward and to both sides. Develop sharp flame tips, thick volumetric light, transparent refractive waves, thin electric light, and outward speed lines with depth differences. Glowing cracks run through the wet floor, and water, steam, black scales, and stone fragments blast outward. Immediately afterward, gray smoke and black scales overlap the foreground, completely hiding the black dragon’s entire body. When the center of the smoke splits open, the black dragon is kneeling with the chest impact point facing the viewer. Magical cracks corresponding to the protagonist’s signature colors spread from the center of the chest through the whole body; black scales unravel into ash from the wingtips and tail tip, turning into fine glowing particles. The wing membranes, wing bones, tail, four limbs, torso, neck, and head collapse in sequence, and finally the magical core in the chest, the horns, and the light in both eyes shatter into particles; the body, shadow, and even the floor reflection disappear completely. Do not leave a corpse. The ending is a single battle-result image. Leave the protagonist in the foreground left, and in the background right only the empty wet road surface where the black dragon had been, plus fading ash and glowing particles. The protagonist keeps their guard up while slightly lowering the palm, and the hair and clothing settle with their breathing. Cut the moment the final particles rise and the black dragon’s shadow and reflection have completely disappeared. [Critical Breakdown Prevention] No text, subtitles, logos, watermarks, or UI. Do not let the beams become thin lines, be too brief, fade midway, explode too early, beam