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Generates a square 4x4 numbered chibi anime character sheet with one consistent character performing sixteen cute dance poses. Change the subject, setting, or lighting one variable at a time.

Goal: Create a single square character reference sheet showing {argument name="character name" default="MiniMax H3"} as a chibi anime girl in 16 different dance poses, arranged like a numbered pose grid. Canvas: Square 1:1 image, off-white paper background, divided into an exact 4 by 4 grid with thin dark brown lines. Each panel is clean and uncluttered, with one full-body chibi character centered in the panel. Add small dark red panel numbers 1 through 16 in the top-left corner of each cell. Character design: The same cute chibi girl appears in all 16 panels: large head, small body, peach-blonde bob haircut with blunt bangs, one long curved ahoge strand looping above the head, purple eyes, rosy cheeks, small mischievous smile. Add a decorative dark brown flower-and-gear hair ornament on the viewer’s right side of her hair and a small circular gear clip near the bangs. Outfit: oversized {argument name="hoodie color" default="warm brown"} hoodie with long sleeves and a pale emblem printed on the chest, black choker, layered brown plaid pleated skirt with a tied plaid shirt or sash around the waist, black knee-high socks, chunky black loafers. Use consistent colors and proportions across all panels. Visual style: polished kawaii chibi illustration, clean thick brown line art, soft cel shading, warm muted brown palette, expressive anime face, subtle pink oval shadow under the feet in most panels. Add simple motion lines, sparkles, flowers, hearts, or bubbles where appropriate, but keep the background blank. Layout and exact 16 panel contents: 1. Wide-legged energetic stance, one fist raised forward, determined expression. 2. Loose zombie-like sway, both arms drooping outward, sleepy half-lidded face. 3. One knee lifted, one arm raised overhead, small motion lines around the body. 4. Body tilted dramatically sideways with one leg crossed behind, arms bent above and across the head. 5. Graceful dance step with eyes closed, arms extended softly, two small flower doodles. 6. Low squat pose, hands held near cheeks like paws, confused expression with one question mark. 7. Back-facing spin pose, head turned slightly, one arm extended forward, skirt flaring. 8. One-leg cute pose, both arms overhead forming a rounded shape, winking, small star doodles. 9. Deep side lunge with one hand on the floor and one arm arched high, sly face. 10. One knee lifted, eyes closed, both hands forming small horns or a crown shape above the head, tiny accent marks. 11. Confident wide stance, both hands pointing outward like finger guns, sparkles nearby. 12. Sleepy backward lean, eyes closed, arms hanging loosely, bubbles and motion arcs. 13. Shy over-the-shoulder pose, one hand near mouth, hip turned, small heart doodle. 14. Crawling or low all-fours pose, one leg lifted slightly, playful sideways gaze, motion marks. 15. Joyful midair jump with both arms spread wide, smiling with closed eyes, flower doodles and motion lines. 16. Sassy finishing pose, one hand making a V sign near one eye, the other hand on hip, one eye winking, sparkles around her. Constraints: Use exactly 16 panels and exactly one character per panel. Keep the grid numbering visible and sequential from 1 to 16. Maintain the same outfit, hairstyle, hair accessories, and color palette in every pose. No extra text besides the panel numbers and optional simple symbols like the question mark.
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