Portal Scene Generation Prompt
A detailed Japanese prompt for Nano Banana Pro that generates a scene where a character passes through a glowing oval portal, separating a 'real world' scene from an 'inner portal' scene.

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A glowing oval portal exists between {argument name="real-world scene" default="伏見稲荷大社 (Fushimi Inari Shrine)"} and {argument name="scene inside the portal" default="A live-action-style, photorealistic futuristic city street lit by blue holograms and refracting neon, with a cinematic sense of realism."}. Outside the portal spreads {argument name="real-world scene" default="伏見稲荷大社 (Fushimi Inari Shrine)"}, drawn with realistic texture, a grounded atmosphere, and a tone that conveys roughness and naturalness. Inside the portal exists {argument name="scene inside the portal" default="A live-action-style, photorealistic futuristic city street lit by blue holograms and refracting neon, with a cinematic sense of realism."}, rendered fully photorealistically, in a live-action style, with cinematic expression. Regardless of the type of reference image the user attaches, the world inside the portal must always maintain a live-action, realistic expression. {argument name="character inside the portal" default="Fully based on the image attached by the user, without changing its media characteristics, mode of expression, or texture in any way."} is passing through the portal while gently leading the viewer's hand. While moving forward, they look back, gazing at the viewer with a slightly sorrowful, reserved expression. In that gaze, a faint sadness, hesitation, and an inexpressible emotion are quietly shown. The character's appearance, art style, texture, rendering method, and media characteristics must fully preserve the taste of the image the user attached. ・If the reference image is an illustration, the character should remain in illustration form ・If the reference image is anime-style, the character should remain anime-style ・If the reference image is a photo, the character should remain in photographic (photorealistic) form Under no circumstances should the character's expressive style be converted into a different form of expression. The portal emits a mysterious blue-purple light. The portal functions as the visual boundary connecting the two worlds, but it must not affect the character's own expressive style. The treatment of the light and edges should blend in a way that respects the character's original drawing/photographic style. Optional overall visual style: {argument name="art style" default="A deliberate contrast between the character expression derived from the attached image and the live-action world."} Camera angle: third-person perspective. A composition that clearly shows the viewer's hand being pulled into the new world. No blur. The character and the environment should each be rendered sharply, each keeping its own expressive characteristics. Aspect ratio: 2:3.
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| If the result… | Why | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| The result drifts from the preview | Too many fields changed at once. | Reuse Portal Scene Generation Prompt as-is first, then change one group — subject, light, or setting. |
| The model over-stylizes the scene | The prose prompt leaves finish and camera underspecified. | Add one camera or lighting sentence and stay on Nano Banana 2. |
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