Character Relationship Chart Infographic
A detailed prompt template for Nano Banana Pro to generate a character relationship chart (相関図) infographic.

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# Instructions Referring to the attached image, please create an illustration of a "character relationship chart" based on the following requirements. # Production style - A warm, hand-drawn-style BD (bande dessinée) anime-illustration style, like the image. - White background. - Draw and place each character inside a circular icon. # Character settings ※List the order and features corresponding to the uploaded images. [Character A] - Name: {argument name="character A name" default="ツノちゃん"} - Role: {argument name="character A role" default="吸血鬼とのハーフ"} [Character B] - Name: {argument name="character B name" default="しおりちゃん"} - Role: {argument name="character B role" default="新しいもの好き"} [Character C] - Name: {argument name="character C name" default="くまお君"} - Role: {argument name="character C role" default="いつも眠そう"} [Character D] - Name: {argument name="character D name" default="ドーナツ"} - Role: {argument name="character D role" default="ドーナツ"} (※Add more here if there are additional characters) # Specific relationship list from [A] to [B]: {argument name="relationship from A to B" default="おやつ係"} from [A] to [C]: {argument name="relationship from A to C" default="下僕1号"} from [A] to [D]: {argument name="relationship from A to D" default="至高の1品"} from [B] to [A]: {argument name="relationship from B to A" default="大好き!"} from [B] to [D]: {argument name="relationship from B to D" default="ライバル?"} from [C] to [A]: {argument name="relationship from C to A" default="関わりたくない"} from [C] to [B]: {argument name="relationship from C to B" default="不憫"} from [C] to [D]: {argument name="relationship from C to D" default="ドーナツだな…"} (※Add more here if there are additional relationships) # Rules for relationships and arrows (important) Connect the characters with arrows, and strictly follow the color-coding rules below. - Positive relationships (liking, admiration, cooperation, etc.) - Color: Red - Mood: Warm colors; may include hearts or sparkle effects. - Negative relationships (dislike, hostility, annoyance, etc.) - Color: Blue - Mood: Cold colors; may include jagged lines or cold-sweat drops. # Notes for output - Even as the number of characters increases, arrange the layout in a balanced circular or hierarchical fashion. - Write the name and role beneath each character's icon. - Place the relationship description text near the arrows. - If a relationship is not set, omit the arrow and its text. - Aspect ratio: 16:9
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