90s Street Racer Manga Style

Maintain the composition, characters, vehicles, background, left-right split layout, camera angles, perspective, and scene content of the reference image completely. Instead of a color illustration, redraw it as a completed manuscript of Japanese {argument name="era" default="1990s"} street racing manga. Convert the entire screen to black-and-white manga. High-quality manga manuscript. Pre-print completed manuscript quality. Delicate pen drawing with ink. Lines with varying thickness using a G-pen. Detailed cross-hatching. Shadows with screen tones. Describe all clothing, hair, vehicle body, and background using manga techniques. Paper texture. Ink bleed. Tone particles. Natural finish as if drawn on manuscript paper. [Dynamic Motion] Bold speed lines across the entire screen. Flow lines. Concentration lines. Motion lines extending far behind the vehicle body. Background panning. Add flow lines on the road surface as well. Depict tire smoke only with pen and screen tones. Add flow lines to the smoke as well. Background trees. Guardrails. Road surface. Describe all movement at high speed in a manga-like manner. [Vibration Expression] Character. Hair. Shoulders. Arms. Hands. Steering wheel. Shift knob. Vehicle body. Tires. Wheels. Suspension. Exhaust pipe. Rear spoiler. Add many short, thin vertical vibration lines around the contours of these. Engine vibration at high RPM. Micro-vibrations transmitted from rough road surfaces. Resonance during high-speed driving. Tension. Describe the sense of speed in manga expression. Do not distort the contours. Draw as extremely fine auxiliary lines. [Character] Serious expression. Sharp gaze. Concentration during high-speed cornering. Sweat. Fine vibration lines on hair. Slight blur on clothing. [Vehicle] Maintain vehicle design. Wheel rotation in manga expression. Tire deformation. Load transfer. Vehicle body roll. Suspension compression. Drift angle. Tire smoke. Flying stones. Road surface abrasion. All with powerful manga depiction. [Sound Effects] Add huge manga sound effects within the screen. Place only one type of main sound effect per panel. Do not place many small sound effects. Do not scatter multiple types of sound effects. Compose so that the huge sound effect dominates the overall impression of the screen. Draw sound effects as manga drawing elements. Not a font. Hand-drawn characters as if directly drawn by a manga artist with brush and pen. White fill. Extremely thick black outline. Energetic contours. Varied pen pressure. Ink dryness. Slight distortion. Deform naturally according to perspective. Follow the background perspective. Boldly overlap on characters or vehicle bodies. Cut into the background. Boldly extend beyond the panel. Extend off-screen. Prioritize screen composition over readability. Incorporate as a huge graphic into the screen. Naturally select only one type of sound effect most suitable for the scene. For example, {argument name="sound effect" default="Gyaaaa"} etc. [Finish] Treat the left and right as manga panels depicting the same moment from different viewpoints. Dialogue. Speech bubbles. Monologue. Title. Page number. Author name. Logo. Do not add watermarks. Finish the entire screen with the quality of a completed manuscript published in a Japanese 1990s street racing manga magazine.

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