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Otaku-Friendly Gyaru in Sunset Classroom

Otaku-Friendly Gyaru in Sunset Classroom

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A warm, golden-hour anime illustration of a fashionable high school gyaru girl standing in an empty classroom, leaning slightly forward between wooden desks with one hand resting on a desk and the other tucked into her cardigan pocket. She has long, voluminous wavy {argument name="hair color" default="bleached blonde"} hair with soft shine and layered strands, a trendy, approachable gal aesthetic, and multiple ear piercings with delicate jewelry. Her face is intentionally obscured by a flat square censor block in the center of the image. She wears a Japanese school uniform consisting of 4 visible outfit pieces: a loose cream-beige cardigan with buttons, a white shirt with the collar open, a large navy plaid ribbon bow, and a short dark plaid pleated skirt. Add subtle accessories including 2 necklaces and manicured nails. The classroom is lit by strong sunset light streaming from tall windows on the left, casting long warm shadows across the desks, floor, and her clothes. In the background, show a green chalkboard with handwritten Japanese farewell-style messages including "ありがとう♡" and "ございました!", plus a few small doodles, and several neatly arranged desks and chairs. The mood should be soft, nostalgic, flirtatious, and kindhearted, capturing the feeling of an otaku-friendly gal after school. Highly detailed anime painting, soft rim light, cinematic composition, shallow depth of field, polished linework, luminous hair highlights, realistic fabric folds, and a vertical portrait framing.

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