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A detailed prompt for generating a polished blue-themed anime schoolgirl character redesign sheet with expressions, turnaround views, details, palette, and issue analysis panels. Change the subject, setting, or lighting one variable at a time.

Goal: Create a polished anime character redesign presentation sheet for a blue-themed schoolgirl mascot, combining a large central illustration with labeled design-analysis panels around it. Canvas: Square 1:1 white presentation board, clean editorial layout, soft pale-blue accents, thin light-gray divider lines, high-resolution anime art, crisp but hand-drawn feel. Main subject: A cute teenage anime girl named {argument name="character name" default="Blue Ribbon"} sitting in the center foreground in a shy, appealing pose, one hand against her cheek and legs folded forward. She has long vivid {argument name="hair color" default="blue"} twin-tail hair with loose flyaway strands, glossy blue eyes, soft blush, small open smile, and delicate facial features. Outfit is a navy-blue sailor school uniform with white trim, oversized pale-blue bow at the chest, pleated skirt with white frills, thigh-high blue socks with white stripes, and black loafers with small blue ribbon details. Use a monochrome blue palette with subtle skin tones and painterly highlights. Layout: Place the large finished redesign illustration slightly left of center, occupying most of the canvas. Surround it with structured reference panels: top-left original design panel, left-column issue cards, top-right expression set, right-middle turnaround, right-lower detail closeups, and bottom-right color palette. Add small blue heart doodles and handwritten Japanese-style notes as decorative accents. Sections and exact counted elements: - Top-left panel: 1 original chibi-style blue character drawing, labeled in Japanese “元のデザイン” with small English subtitle “Original”. - Left column issues: exactly 3 numbered issue cards labeled 1, 2, and 3. Card 1 shows a tiny face sketch and says the eye expression is weak. Card 2 shows a rear/silhouette sketch and says the silhouette is monotonous. Card 3 shows a clothing/pose sketch and says the pose and outfit lack charm. - Top-right expressions: exactly 3 rounded-rectangle face closeups labeled “表情集 Expressions”: 1 smiling with closed eyes, 1 surprised with wide eyes and small open mouth, 1 sleepy or pouting sideways glance. - Right-middle turnaround: exactly 3 full-body views labeled “三面図 Turnaround”: Front, Side, Back, showing the same outfit and long twin-tail hair from each angle. - Right-lower details: exactly 3 square closeup panels labeled “ディテール Details”: 1 eye detail, 1 chest ribbon detail, 1 skirt frill detail. - Bottom-right color palette: exactly 5 circular color swatches: deep blue, royal blue, light blue, very pale blue, and pale skin-pink. Visible text style: Use neat Japanese headings with small English subtitles, including “Original”, “Issues”, “Expressions”, “Turnaround”, “Details”, and “Color Palette”. Include handwritten Japanese catchphrases around the character, such as {argument name="main handwritten note" default="もっと好きになれるわたしに"}, plus bottom notes meaning “I have loved you since then” and “Unchanged blue, cuter.” Add small English footer text: “CHARACTER REDESIGN / SAME BLUE, A BRIGHTER ME.” Visual style: Modern Japanese anime illustration, bright glossy eyes, soft cel shading blended with watercolor-like gradients, delicate blue linework, subtle paper texture, clean UI-like character sheet design, balanced negative space, no heavy background. Make the final design look more charming, expressive, and polished than the simple original sketch. Constraints: Keep the exact panel counts above, maintain the blue-and-white visual identity, avoid extra characters, avoid clutter, no watermark, no photorealism, no 3D rendering.
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