Pop Art Maneki-Neko Explosion

Create a vibrant vertical poster illustration of a swarm of {argument name="lucky cat count" default="42"} Japanese maneki-neko lucky cat statues floating and tumbling through a white space, as if exploding outward from the center for a good-luck blessing. The main subject is one oversized white ceramic lucky cat in the foreground, centered slightly low, smiling with yellow-black eyes, red inner ears, pink nose, black whisker marks, a raised left paw, a red collar with gold studs and a gold bell, and a large oval gold coin on its chest with bold black Japanese-style characters. Surround it with exactly 41 smaller matching lucky cats at different scales and rotations: 6 large supporting cats near the edges, 11 medium cats in the midground, and 24 tiny distant cats scattered through the background. All cats should share the same glossy white ceramic body, red collars, gold bells, gold coin plaques, yellow eyes, red ears, and black calligraphic markings, but vary their pose between raised left paw, raised right paw, frontal sitting pose, side view, upside-down tumbling pose, and partial cropped close-up paws or bodies. Use a dramatic fisheye wide-angle perspective with the central cat closest to the viewer and many cats receding into depth. Visual style: hyper-detailed 3D ceramic pop-art rendering with fine engraved contour-line patterns wrapping over the cats, subtle iridescent rainbow chromatic aberration, glossy highlights, and crisp high-contrast lighting. Add energetic Japanese graphic-design elements behind and between the cats: hot pink diagonal stripes, yellow arcs, black line bursts, cyan/magenta halftone dots, radial speed lines, geometric rectangles, and scattered neon print textures on a clean white background. The composition should feel joyful, chaotic, lucky, celebratory, and maximalist, like a futuristic maneki-neko blessing poster. Canvas: vertical 2:3 poster, full bleed, high resolution, dense but readable composition. Place a small handwritten signature/date mark in the bottom-right corner reading {argument name="date text" default="May 14, 2026"} and {argument name="signature text" default="Oyagi"}. Use no other English text besides the date/signature; Japanese-style characters may appear only as decorative black glyphs on the gold coins. Keep the foreground cat sharp, with smaller cats and background patterns layered behind it, and avoid photorealistic fur, humans, scenery, borders, or watermarks.