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"Fixing The Halloween Gen"

KI-Kunst „"Fixing The Halloween Gen"“ von Unknown Gamer auf PixAI. Erstellt mit Tsubaki.3.

If you reading this I haven't been dead? THING GENUINELY WOULDN'T LET ME Post. But also didn't feel like msging the discord.

Veröffentlicht: Nov 4, 2026

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1girl, solo, back view, from behind, facing away, riding broom, straddling broom, curvy, thick thighs, wide hips, narrow waist, hourglass figure, exaggerated proportions, wide hips, large buttocks, attractive, navy blue dress, leotard-like dress, tight dress, backless dress, navy blue witch hat, witch hat, pointy hat, tv head, boxy television head, navy television casing, dark screen, blue skeleton gloves, black elbow gloves, elbow gloves, layered gloves, gloves, witch cosplay, halloween, cold color palette, blue theme, purple theme, night, moon, full moon, night sky, stars, floating, midair, dynamic pose, leaning forward, looking at viewer, huh expression, questioning expression, head tilt, from below, wide shot, dutch angle, Seen from behind and slightly below, a single curvy witch rides her broom high against a cold night sky, her back squarely to the viewer. Her body is an exaggerated hourglass: wide hips spread across the broom, thick thighs clamped around the handle, a narrow waist cinched by the clinging navy leotard-like dress, and large breasts pressing forward out of sight, the silhouette doing the talking. The dress is cut high and backless, navy fabric stretched taut over each hip and riding up between the shoulder blades. Above the collar, a boxy navy-blue television replaces her head entirely, its rounded CRT casing tilted a fraction as though caught off guard; the dark screen faces away from the camera, so only the smooth navy back-panel and its vents show. A matching navy witch hat with a wide brim and slightly bent cone sits on top of the TV casing, its tip leaning to her left. Her arms reach forward along the broom handle. Both hands are gloved: black elbow-length gloves sheath her forearms from below the elbow to the wrist, and over them blue skeleton-print gloves are pulled on, the printed white-blue bones riding across the knuckles and the backs of her hands, the glove cuffs bunched and layered over the black. Her right hand grips the broom shaft tighter than her left, knuckles bunched, the broom handle pressing a pale line into her palm; her left hand is loose, fingers splayed, catching the wind. The broom is a plain wooden shaft, slightly curved, with a bound bundle of twigs flaring at the tail behind her. It floats but does not sag; instead the twigs stream backward, combed by the wind of her flight, and the hem of the dress and the tail of the hat ribbon whip back along the same line. A faint scattering of loose straw and dust trails behind the bristles, each fragment hanging weightless for an instant. The night sky fills the frame: deep indigo at the top grading to bruised purple near the horizon, with a full moon low to her right, its cold light rimming the edge of the TV casing, the brim of the hat, and the outer curve of her hip and thigh. Stars are scattered thin and sharp; the moon is the only light source, so the side of her body facing away from it falls into deep blue shadow, and her cast shadow drops off the broom into empty air rather than onto any surface. Her TV head tilts slightly to one side in a silent "huh?", the questioning register carried entirely by that tilt of the casing and the way the screen-edge catches moonlight — a boxy, wordless bafflement. The cold palette holds throughout: navy, indigo, cobalt, violet, with the only warmth the faint blue-white glint of the moon. Mood: quietly absurd, effortlessly cool.

"Fixing The Halloween Gen"

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