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Jiangshi represents a unique supernatural folklore category in anime and gaming illustration, originating from traditional Chinese legends of hopping reanimated corpses. Key illustrative elements include yellow paper talismans attached to round court hats, dark Qing dynasty robes, braided hair, and outstretched arms. These enduring undead characters commonly inhabit ancient haunted temples and festive supernatural settings.

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character: agnes_digital_(umamusume), miyako_yoshika, copyright: umamusume 1girl, solo, agnes digital (umamusume), horse girl, horse ears, pink hair, long hair, hair bow, blue eyes, horse tail, jiangshi costume, chinese clothes, jiangshi hat, paper talisman on forehead, talisman, ofuda, qing dynasty official hat, yellow robe with round rank badge, wide detached sleeves, sleeves past wrists, white thighhighs, black shoes, sleeping, sleeping peacefully, eyes closed, lying on back, arms crossed over chest, stiff straight pose, relaxed face, soft parted lips, faint blush on cheeks, head tilted slightly to the side, from above, dutch angle, close-up, sutra paper talisman, dim candlelit chinese room, wooden coffin, incense smoke, "すやぁ" hand-brushed black ink lettering beside her head, slight paper texture, warm amber palette, still and cozy Camera looks straight down from above at a steep, slightly tilted dutch angle, close on her head and crossed arms. A horse girl with long pink hair lies flat on her back inside a plain wooden coffin lined with faded red silk, seen from above: both hands folded one over the other on her chest, elbows tucked, body held in the rigid straight pose of a hopping ghost, yet her face gone completely soft with sleep. Her eyes are shut, lashes resting on her cheeks; her mouth hangs a little open on a slow breath; a faint pink blush sits high on each cheek. Her long pink hair fans out loose across the red silk under her head, strands escaping the coffin lip, and her pink horse ears, both of them, lie relaxed and half-folded back against the cushion. The yellow robe is buttoned to the throat, its round embroidered rank badge centred on her chest between her crossed wrists, wide cuffs pooling at her elbows so the sleeves swallow her hands past the knuckles; a stiff black official's cap sits square on her head, and one strip of paper talisman hangs from the front of the cap down over her forehead, its ink-brushed seal columns motionless. Her horse tail lies curled along her hip inside the robe, out of the way. The talisman's lower edge lifts and falls a bare millimetre with each exhale, the only moving thing in the frame — that flutter is the seam where sleeping body and still air meet. A single candle at the head of the coffin, just out of frame above, is the only light: it drops a warm amber pool down the front of the yellow robe, glints on the black lacquer of the cap and the gold thread of the badge, and lets the far silk lining and the room beyond sink into deep brown shadow; her cast shadow falls short and soft against the silk behind her shoulder. Palette of amber, faded vermilion, ink black and the dull brass of old silk. Beside her head, at the empty right of the coffin, the sound "すやぁ" is brushed in black ink in a single loose stroke, slightly oversized, sitting on the silk with a faint dry-brush texture. Serene, cozy.
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