Retro JRPG Magazine Ad
Goal: Create a busy 1990s Japanese fantasy RPG magazine advertisement / game box promotional poster for {argument name="game title" default="SynClub SaGa"}, with a dramatic anime schoolgirl warrior and retro console marketing layout.
Canvas: Vertical full-page ad, 2:3 aspect ratio, aged cream paper texture, dense print design, slightly distressed ink, high saturation, black and gold borders, nostalgic 16-bit RPG era aesthetic.
Main layout: The top two-thirds is a fantasy key visual. At the very top, add a narrow Japanese tagline banner using {argument name="top tagline" default="異世界に召喚された女子高生（きなこ）の壮大な冒険が今、始まる!!"}. Beneath it on the upper left, place a huge ornate logo reading {argument name="game title" default="SynClub SaGa"}: blue-and-gold serif letters for “SynClub,” red-and-gold letters for “SaGa,” with decorative fantasy filigree and a small subtitle plaque. The background is split between a bright blue-sky castle kingdom on the left and a dark purple lightning demon castle on the right. On the right side, add vertical glowing Japanese copy using {argument name="vertical tagline" default="光と闇の狭間で、少女は運命を選ぶ―"}.
Main character: Center-right foreground, a teenage Japanese schoolgirl summoned to a fantasy world, long windblown black hair, face intentionally obscured by a soft rectangular blur, wearing a navy sailor school uniform mixed with polished silver knight armor: armored breastplate, right shoulder pauldron, metal gauntlets, brown leather belts, gold buckles, medallion brooch, short pleated skirt, navy neckerchief, and a sheathed or lowered sword angled across the lower left. Her pose is heroic and slightly angled, hair flowing across the logo area.
Story box: On the left under the logo, place a small parchment-like story panel headed “STORY” in English followed by dense Japanese body copy, imitating a game magazine synopsis. Keep the copy small and mostly decorative but visibly Japanese.
Gameplay strip: Directly below the key visual, create exactly 4 bordered screenshot panels with numbered captions. Panel 1 shows a colorful top-down world map with forest, river, and tiny player character. Panel 2 shows an indoor dialogue/event scene with two characters and a text box. Panel 3 shows an action battle in a fiery volcanic battlefield with a bright sword beam. Panel 4 shows a final boss RPG battle against a large purple demon with status boxes and HP/MP interface. Above these panels place a bold yellow-and-red Japanese headline using {argument name="feature headline" default="美麗グラフィック＆重厚ストーリー！4つの世界が君を待つ！"}.
Bottom product section: Divide the bottom third into a left product bundle area and a right sales-copy area. Left side must show exactly 3 purchasable items: a tall game box with the same cover art, a black cartridge labeled with the game logo, and a shiny CD soundtrack disc. Also show a small black retro fictional handheld/console device underneath, clearly not a real brand. Add a red stamp-style label meaning “Now on sale,” a price block reading 7,800 yen plus tax, and a note about an original soundtrack CD bonus.
Compatibility row: Along the bottom left, include exactly 5 small hardware/media icons or badges: 1) AI computer, 2) 8-bit system, 3) CD-ROM, 4) 16-BIT, 5) iOS / android series compatible. Use fictional names and avoid any real company logos or real console designs.
Right sales-copy area: Large bold red Japanese promotional text in stacked lines, advertising a grand adventure, emotional story, a girl warrior challenging darkness, and changing the fate of the world. Under it, add smaller black explanatory Japanese copy about a 16-bit-style fantasy RPG with beautiful graphics, moving BGM, and heavy story. At the bottom right, add a fake publisher logo and company block reading “Noel Soft,” with a blue decorative emblem, fictional address, phone number, copyright line, and small credit text.
Visual style: Detailed anime illustration blended with retro Japanese magazine ad design, ornate fantasy logo typography, halftone print texture, gold trim, dramatic lighting, saturated blues, reds, purples, and yellows. The ad should feel slightly overstuffed and playful, like a parody of classic JRPG marketing.
Constraints: Use no real company names, no real console names, no real logos, and no real hardware silhouettes. Keep the main character’s face blurred/obscured. Include exactly 4 gameplay screenshot panels, exactly 3 product bundle items, and exactly 5 compatibility badges. Make the overall page text-heavy and convincingly Japanese, while preserving the fictional branding.
