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Kenji

@kenjiquest

Use my pfp to recreate this prompt Create a vertical 2:3 anime poster inspired by late‑1980s Japanese cyberpunk theatrical key art and minimalist manga covers. Composition: Low-angle perspective. The uploaded character stands in the lower center with their back facing the viewer, looking up at a futuristic cyberpunk motorcycle floating or parked above them. The motorcycle must be custom-designed from the uploaded PFP’s visual identity: inherit color palette canopy shape seat styling decals and graphic motifs mechanical personality silhouette language Render in smooth 1980s anime cel shading with subtle hand-painted gradients. No photorealism. No modern CGI look. Background Light blue to white gradient sky Cracked white concrete ground with subtle debris Soft cinematic but restrained lighting Premium printed poster texture with faint halftone grain Typography Layout Bottom center composition. Create Black text to replace with the User's PFP user name. Change the artistic 「アキラ」 art name with the user's PFP user name but in Katakana brush strokes. Deep crimson ink Rough fude (brush pen) style Thick, bold, heavy strokes Visible bristle texture Dry-brush edges Ink pooling and organic splatter Slight diagonal tilt for dynamic energy Dramatic blood-like blotches Layer massive ultra-heavy black condensed sans-serif block letters of the English username on top. The black text must sit clearly in front It should overlap and partially obscure the Japanese brush strokes The Japanese ink should extend slightly beyond the black letters in places Add subtle vintage misalignment for authentic 80s print layering Typography should: span almost full width feel monolithic and graphic partially overlap the walking figure Overall Feel Vintage Japanese theatrical anime poster Hand-painted cel animation promotional art Premium retro-futurist print design Clean composition Dramatic but restrained Cinematic, rebellious, legendary Masterpiece-level detail Aspect ratio: 2:3 vertical. Goal: The final image should look like the legendary 1988 theatrical poster version of the user’s online persona.
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