Anime Character Expression Sheet Generator

Use the reference image as the base for the character design. Accurately preserve the character's face, hairstyle, hair color, eyes, ears, costume, silhouette, head-to-body ratio, and the overall feel of their expressions. Never break the character's identity. Draw "a collection of special expressions for the character ({argument name="character name" default="enter the name here, if there is one"})." Feature 6 kinds of special expressions on a single reference sheet. For each expression, add as part of the design: ・The expression's name (in Japanese) ・Its English notation ・A brief description of the emotion Give the overall design the feel of: ・A fan book from moe-anime culture ・An otaku-oriented emotion-variation reference collection ・A subculture-style doujinshi ・A character setting document Use a white base background. Naturally decide the accent color for the whole page based on the reference image's character design, costume, and world setting. Use a color scheme that suits the character, for a page design with a unified feel. You may add things like: ・Handwritten-style notes ・Hearts ・Sweat-drop marks ・Manga-style concentration lines ・Emoticons ・Internet-meme-style decorations ・Deformed/chibi icons ・Emotion symbols ・Sticker-style decorations ・Magazine-style typography throughout the page. Rather than realistic human expressions, depict them as: ・Facial comedy/mugging (kaogei) ・Deformation/chibi style ・Symbolic expression ・Exaggerated reactions ・Emotion templates specific to moe-anime culture. For each expression, reflect the emotion not just in the face, but also in the neck, shoulders, hands, and posture. Depict it as a "moe-anime-culture facial template" of the kind frequently used in anime, romantic comedies, social games, VTuber culture, gag works, and slice-of-life works. Bring the whole thing to the level of finish of something like: "A Moe-Anime Expression Dictionary" "An Otaku-Oriented Emotion Reference Collection" "A Subculture Character Expression Encyclopedia."