Manga Magazine 20th Anniversary Special Page
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Use the character from the provided reference image as the standard reference.
The character from the reference image is the protagonist of a non-existent long-running manga series, depicting a " {argument name="記念イベント" default="20th anniversary celebration feature page"} ".
Maintain the character's face, hairstyle, hair color, eyes, ears, jawline, body type, silhouette, age impression, and identity as a character.
Do not turn into a different character.
Do not make it live-action.
This is not a character portrait.
This is not a standalone illustration.
This is not a setting collection.
This is a celebration feature page for the 20th anniversary of the serialization, published in a manga magazine or commemorative book.
The main focus of the page is the commemorative feature project itself, not the central character.
Compose the entire page as magazine editorial design.
Place numerous contributed illustrations throughout the page.
Do not place a large character in the center.
The majority of the page area should be occupied by contributed illustrations.
All contributed illustrations depict the same character.
However, express them as if drawn by different manga artists.
Different line art.
Different face drawing styles.
Different body proportions.
Different shading expressions.
Different color designs.
Different manga cultures.
Different sense of eras.
Different expressive philosophies.
Different media cultures.
But maintain the character's identity.
[Important]
Do not write style description labels like
"shonen manga style"
"shoujo manga style"
"SF manga style"
"gag manga style"
to the illustrations on the page.
Absolutely do not write them.
For each contributed illustration, instead of the style name,
attach a fictional manga artist name,
a fictional pen name,
a fictional author signature,
a fictional congratulatory comment.
Make it appear as if there are numerous fictional manga artists on the page.
All should have different names.
Do not reuse the same name.
Do not use real manga artist names.
Do not use real publisher names.
Do not use real magazine names.
On the page,
"Congratulations on the 20th anniversary!"
"We'll continue to support you!"
"It's a work I love!"
"Congratulations on the continued serialization!"
and other short congratulatory comments should be published in large numbers.
Reproduce the manga artist contribution culture.
[Page Composition]
Contributed illustrations
congratulatory comments
author signatures
editorial comments
commemorative logos
feature headlines
interview announcements
giveaway announcements
anniversary project banners
popular vote result announcements
commemorative project guides
etc., should be mixed in a magazine-like manner.
High density.
Overwhelming information.
Very lively.
Editorial design unique to print media.
Magazine culture.
Manga culture.
Commemorative issue.
Anniversary book.
Sense of celebration.
Sense of festival.
It should look like a 20th anniversary feature page of a popular manga that really existed.
The realism of a reader actually opening a magazine.
Ultra-high-density page.
Love for contribution culture.
The congratulatory culture of the manga industry.
Celebration feature by a luxurious lineup of manga artists.
Machine-translated — the original is what produced this result.
