Cinematic Character Comparison Sheet
Generates a character bible sheet comparing a hero and villains, ensuring strict adherence to reference character designs and consistent appearance.

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Create a premium cinematic character bible sheet for {argument name="characters" default="KEVIN vs THE WET BANDITS"}. Use uploaded character sheets as strict visual reference for all three characters. Do not change any of their appearances.\nLAYOUT: One hero character on the left facing
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| If the result… | Why | Fix |
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