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Two-Panel Fantasy Damage Numbers Manga

Creates a Japanese fantasy manga-style comparison comic showing small damage numbers versus huge damage numbers for game combat commentary.

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Goal: Create a dramatic two-panel Japanese fantasy manga comparison comic about how large damage numbers make combat feel more satisfying, even when the time required is the same. Canvas: Square 1:1 image, full-color manga illustration with thick black comic borders, dynamic speed lines, explosive impact effects, and a black brushstroke title banner at the top. Overall style should be detailed dark-fantasy shonen manga with bold outlined lettering. Layout: Use exactly 2 wide horizontal comic panels stacked vertically. Add a black brushstroke header above both panels containing the title text {argument name="title text" default="『かかる時間は同じでも……』"}. Each panel has the same party of 3 heroes on the left and 1 enemy on the right, with a vertical white narration box on the far right. Characters: The hero party appears in both panels and contains exactly 3 visible characters: 1 young male swordsman in blue armor holding a sword, 1 young female witch in a purple robe and pointed hat, and 1 small green-haired healer or cleric holding a staff. Their faces may be partially obscured or softly blurred, but their poses and outfits remain readable. Top panel enemy: 1 enormous black armored knight/golem with a shield and heavy plate armor, standing on the right. Bottom panel enemy: 1 enormous bare-chested muscular barbarian/giant with rough skin, leather/fur waist gear, and clenched fists, standing on the right. Top panel text and effects: Include exactly 2 white speech bubbles from the heroes: 「これも効かないの!?」 and 「どうしたらいいんだよコイツ!」. Include exactly 1 vertical narration box on the right reading 「耐性がカッチカチ、よりも」. Add exactly 4 small blue damage numbers around the armored enemy: 「10!」, 「10!」, 「12!」, and 「12!」. Bottom panel text and effects: Include exactly 2 white speech bubbles from the heroes: 「こいつ、まだ立ち向かってくる……!」 and 「なんてタフなんだ!」. Include exactly 1 vertical narration box on the right reading 「HPモリモリの方が」. Add exactly 2 huge fiery red-orange damage numbers: 「1012!」 near the center-left and 「2001!」 near the right. At the bottom, spanning across the lower panel, place a large energetic slogan in thick yellow-orange Japanese brush lettering with black outline: {argument name="bottom slogan" default="数字がでっかくて楽しい!"}. Visual style: High contrast, gritty fantasy lighting, dramatic explosions behind enemies, manga hatching, saturated impact colors, thick white speech bubbles with black outlines, bold 3D comic typography for numbers. Make the top panel feel frustrating and low-impact with small blue numbers; make the bottom panel feel exciting and powerful with huge warm-colored numbers. Constraints: Use exactly 2 panels, exactly 4 total main characters per panel, exactly 4 small damage numbers in the top panel, exactly 2 large damage numbers in the bottom panel, exactly 4 total speech bubbles, exactly 2 vertical narration boxes, and 1 large bottom slogan. Keep all visible Japanese text legible and avoid adding extra text or watermarks.

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