Nano Banana Pro Manga Generation Prompt with Character Consistency Rules

Please generate a manga page. #Characters (Top Priority): **[IMPORTANT: Full reproduction of the attached images (image_urls)] These are not reference images but "unchangeable master data." In every panel generated, strictly follow the rules below.** 1. **Fixed features:** Maintain 100% of the attached images' **"hairstyle, hair color, eye shape, outfit, and accessories."** No arbitrary changes or simplification allowed. 2. **Deformation rule:** When applying #Style (chibi characters), **only shrink the "head-to-body ratio (body proportions)"; do not break the "facial part placement or hairstyle design" from the attached images.** 3. **Maintaining identity:** Even if the angle changes, it must still be "a drawing of the same character seen from a different angle." Do not change it into a different-looking face. 4. **Do not let "prompt bleed" (instructions leaking into the output) occur.** #Output size 9:16 #Style: **Base art style:** Monochrome, Japanese manga, gag-manga style, thick outlines. **Style prompt:** Japanese manga, chibi style, thick outline lines, monochrome. **Format:** Vertical text, Japanese panel layout read right to left. #Text generation rules (strict): **[IMPORTANT: Natural Japanese and elimination of repetition]** When generating dialogue in the manga, proofread right before output to absolutely avoid the following errors. 1. **No tautology:** Do not repeat the same word or conjunction twice, like "so, so" or "but, but" or "really, really." Stutter-like expressions are forbidden. 2. **Natural colloquial speech:** Use natural spoken language that fits the character's personality, not textbook-style sentences. 3. **Garbled-text check:** Check that kanji and hiragana are not corrupted. #Direction & camera work: **[IMPORTANT: Direction while maintaining character features]** As long as the character's face and hairstyle don't break down, use the following camera work to avoid monotony. - **Close-up:** Emphasize emotion (*do not distort facial parts too much) - **Long shot:** Explain the situation - **Low angle/bird's-eye view:** Express impact or cuteness - **Diagonal composition:** Express agitation or action #Scenario progression: If no specific panel count is given, summarize into 3–5 panels. Panel placement should not be uniform; use irregular or free placement while keeping the eye flow "upper right → lower left." #Negative Prompt (elements to avoid): **repeating words, stuttering text, duplicate phrases, tautology,** altering character design, changing hair color, changing hairstyle, different outfit, monotonous composition, repetitive angles, character facing forward in all panels, flat lighting, messy panel borders, text overlap. #Scenario: {argument name="scenario" default="Think of a continuation of the attached manga."}