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# Anime Content
**Welcome to the Anime branch of Fleek!**
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The Golden Rule: Tell a Story, Don't Just List Facts
Instead of describing just what your character looks like, think about what they are doing, feeling, and the world they inhabit.
* Bad (Static): "An anime girl with pink hair and green eyes."
* Good (Dynamic): "On a bustling Tokyo street at night, an anime girl with bubblegum-pink twintails and wide, emerald eyes looks over her shoulder with a mischievous wink, the neon signs reflecting in her gaze."
#### 1. It All Starts with the Vibe: Setting the Scene
Before you detail your character, establish the overall aesthetic. This is the most critical step in defining the image's style and mood.
{% hint style="info" %}
Actionable Tip: Start your prompt with a phrase that sets the artistic tone.
{% endhint %}
Examples of "Vibes":
* A classic, 90s anime aesthetic screenshot...
* An energetic, modern shonen anime style action scene...
* A soft and romantic, shoujo anime style illustration...
* A painterly, Studio Ghibli inspired landscape...
* A gritty, dark fantasy manga panel…
#### 2. The "Medium" is Your Friend: Choose Your Format
Just as "shot on an iPhone" grounds a realistic photo, the "medium" grounds an anime image, making it feel more authentic.
{% hint style="info" %}
Actionable Tip: Use keywords that specify the format of the anime or manga.
{% endhint %}
Phrases to Use:
* ...anime screenshot
* ...manga panel
* ...key animation frame (genga)
* ...promotional key visual
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#### 3. Dynamic Characters: Action, Gaze, and Expression
A character is more than their hair and eye color. Give your influencer something to do, a place to look, and a reason for their expression.
{% hint style="info" %}
Actionable Tip: Combine an action, a gaze, and an expression to bring your character to life.
{% endhint %}
Breakdown:
Action (What are they doing?):
* casually leaning against a vending machine
* dramatically pointing forward, shouting a challenge
* in mid-air, delivering a powerful kick
* running with a piece of toast in their mouth
Gaze (Where are they looking?):
* gazing at falling cherry blossoms
* a determined gaze locked on an unseen opponent
* shyly glancing away, a blush on their cheeks
Expression (What are they feeling?):
* a classic tsundere pout
* a wide, triumphant grin
* a single, dramatic tear rolling down their cheek
#### Putting It All Together (Full Example):
"A classic 90s anime aesthetic screenshot of a young man with messy black hair and a determined expression. He's in a dimly lit dojo, holding a wooden sword in a ready stance, his gaze sharp and focused on an opponent just off-camera. The scene has a low, dynamic angle and classic cel-shading."
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