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amouchi art style,bara style,digital manga illustration,perfect face and eyes,robust male anatomy,muscular mature man focus,clean bold line art,masculine character design,different top and bottom outfits.,chun_(luxtan) style,bara anime style,1boy,mature male focus.,shixing,scar,scar on face,colored skin,blue skin,colored sclera,spiked hair,blue hair,adult,mature male,muscular
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A medium shot, 3/4 view anime illustration of a buff humanoid dragon man flexing his muscles while smiling warmly. He is a muscular yet chubby male with slightly dark skin, featuring a prominent, thick muscular gut. Dark scales cover his limbs up to his elbows and knees, and he possesses dark horns and a thick dark tail. His chest and abdominal area are heavily covered in dense hair, with a thick trail of hair extending down from his abs into his waistband. He is wearing simple pants that fit snugly around his waist. He stands in a powerful posing stance, arms flexed to emphasize his large biceps and pectorals, hands clenched into fists. The background is a neutral, simple setting that puts all focus on the character. The visual style is a high-quality anime aesthetic with clean linework, vibrant skin tones, and a cheerful, confident atmosphere.
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