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Anime Shrine Courtyard Conversation

Anime Shrine Courtyard Conversation

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Create a polished anime-style scene in a quiet Japanese shrine courtyard from a high three-quarter overhead camera angle, looking down at two characters on pale stone paving. On the left foreground, show a teenage girl seen mostly from behind, with {argument name="hair color" default="brown"} hair tied in a messy bun, wearing a green hoodie, black pants, and a long red scarf; she is gesturing dramatically with both arms spread wide, one hand raised toward the upper left and the other extended toward the girl opposite her. On the right midground, show a second teenage girl facing the camera at an angle, with short {argument name="character hair color" default="red"} bobbed hair, purple eyes, a pink flower hair ornament, and black cat-ear-like accessories; she wears a formal black kimono decorated with large pink cherry blossoms, a patterned red-and-gold obi, white tabi socks, and red-and-white sandals. Her stance is composed and slightly skeptical, one hand resting at her waist and the other relaxed near her sleeve, looking toward the gesturing girl. The environment should include exactly 4 prominent shrine courtyard elements: a large tree trunk with leafy shadow in the upper left, a stone lantern near the upper center, a wooden torii or shrine gate structure with vertical posts on the right, and a second stone lantern partially visible on the far right. Use soft daylight, gentle shadows, clean line art, detailed anime background painting, cinematic widescreen composition, and no text or watermark.

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