Showa Anime Sukiyaki Storyboard
Generates a 12-panel widescreen storyboard sheet for a nostalgic Japanese anime-style sukiyaki cooking short.

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Goal: Create a single storyboard sheet for a short cooking video about {argument name="dish" default="Japanese sukiyaki"}, drawn in a nostalgic Showa-era Japanese anime style with warm cel-shaded colors, hand-painted food texture, cinematic close-ups, steam, glossy sauce, and appetizing motion. Canvas: Extra-wide 21:9 aspect ratio, clean white background, one image containing exactly 12 storyboard panels arranged in a 4-column by 3-row grid. Separate every panel with thin light-gray borders and narrow white gutters. No captions, no panel numbers, no watermark. Visual style: 1970s–1980s Japanese TV anime food animation, detailed but painterly linework, warm amber kitchen lighting, dramatic close-up compositions, visible steam and bubbling liquid, rich browns and reds, realistic marbled beef texture, soft film-grain feel. Panel layout and contents, exactly 12 panels: 1. Extreme close-up of thinly sliced marbled beef, vivid red meat with white fat veins filling the entire frame. 2. Close-up of a knife slicing a long white leek on a wooden cutting board, several oval leek slices visible, hand holding the leek. 3. Close-up of a cube of butter melting and foaming in a black iron sukiyaki pan. 4. Thin slices of marbled beef spread across the hot black pan, beginning to sear and sizzle. 5. A small sauce pot pouring dark sukiyaki sauce over beef in the pan, sauce bubbling around the meat. 6. Beef and sliced onions simmering vigorously in glossy brown sauce, heavy steam rising. 7. Tofu cubes and green chrysanthemum leaves added into the pan beside simmering beef and onions. 8. Hands cracking a raw egg into a beige ceramic bowl, bright orange yolk centered in clear egg white. 9. Chopsticks dipping cooked beef into the raw egg mixture in the bowl, golden egg coating the meat. 10. Chopsticks lifting a dripping piece of beef coated in glossy egg against a warm orange background. 11. Side close-up of a person with short dark hair opening their mouth to eat the beef from chopsticks; only the lower face and mouth are visible, steam drifting. 12. Final overhead three-quarter shot of the completed sukiyaki hot pot: beef, leeks, tofu, greens, onions, and noodles arranged in a black pot, steaming generously. Constraints: Keep all 12 panels clearly separated and in the correct reading order from left to right, top to bottom. Maintain a consistent anime look across panels, use food close-ups rather than wide kitchen shots, and avoid adding any text inside the image.
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