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Creates a 12-panel comparison collage that turns one reference photo into multiple famous anime and game-inspired visual styles. Change the subject, setting, or lighting one variable at a time.

Using the provided reference photo, create a single vertical comparison sheet that transforms the boy-and-dog photo into a 3-column by 4-row grid of exactly 12 square panels, each panel showing the same composition reimagined in a different popular animation/game style. Keep the boy and dog as the recognizable subjects from the reference, preserving their relative pose and closeness, but render each panel in the requested style with matching backgrounds, linework, colors, and character proportions. Add a bold style title/logo at the top of each panel. Canvas and layout: Make a vertical collage with 12 equal panels, thin white gutters, arranged left-to-right and top-to-bottom. Panel styles and visible labels, exactly 12: 1. Studio Ghibli — label: “STUDIO GHIBLI”, soft hand-painted pastoral anime look. 2. Pixar — label: “PIXAR”, polished 3D family-animation look. 3. Dragon Ball — label: “DRAGON BALL”, dynamic shonen action look with speed lines and rocky landscape. 4. One Piece — label: “ONE PIECE”, nautical adventure anime look with ship elements. 5. Naruto — label: “NARUTO”, ninja anime look with village rooftops and headband styling. 6. Doraemon — label: “ドラえもん”, bright suburban children’s anime look. 7. Sazae-san — label: “サザエさん”, classic Japanese family anime look. 8. Lilo & Stitch — label: “Lilo & Stitch”, tropical island animation look. 9. Pokémon — label: “POKÉMON”, colorful trainer-and-companion adventure look. 10. Demon Slayer — label: “鬼滅の刃”, dramatic dark fantasy anime look with glowing particles. 11. Crayon Shin-chan — label: “クレヨンしんちゃん”, simple rounded children’s anime look. 12. Minecraft — label: “MINECRAFT”, blocky voxel game style. Customizable text: Use {argument name="first style label" default="STUDIO GHIBLI"}, {argument name="second style label" default="PIXAR"}, {argument name="third style label" default="DRAGON BALL"}, {argument name="ninth style label" default="POKÉMON"}, and {argument name="twelfth style label" default="MINECRAFT"} where those panel titles appear. Constraints: Do not add extra panels or extra labels. Preserve the reference subjects in every panel, including the boy with the dog, while changing only the art style, environment details, and franchise-inspired visual language. Keep the collage clean, colorful, and poster-like.
12-Style Anime Photo Transformation Grid needs input media to work. Open it in the studio and these load alongside the prompt — pick whichever ones your chosen model can take.

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