Use Images 1-3 as the exact character design references.
Use Image 4 as the exact weapon reference for the pistol design.
Character consistency is CRITICAL.
Keep the character from Images 1-4 exactly recognizable and consistent. Preserve the original:
face shape
hairstyle
hair color
eye shape and eye design
facial features
eyebrows
skin tone
body proportions
outfit and clothing details
accessories
colors
shading
original character identity
original illustration style
Do NOT redesign the character. Do NOT change the outfit, hairstyle, facial structure, proportions, or overall character appearance.
Use the pistol from Image 4 as the exact visual reference for both weapons. Create TWO matching pistols based on Image 4, one in each hand. Preserve the pistol's exact shape, proportions, silhouette, mechanical details, materials, and overall design language. Do not invent a different weapon design.
Create a dynamic American comic-style action illustration with strong storyboard energy and cinematic visual impact.
The character is holding BOTH pistols in an aggressive, confident action pose. Use strong foreshortening and a dramatic perspective. One pistol can be pushed closer toward the foreground while the other remains slightly behind, creating strong depth and visual hierarchy.
The character's body should have a dynamic twist and energetic movement, with natural weight distribution and believable anatomy. The pose should feel like a dramatic freeze-frame taken directly from an action comic sequence.
MOST IMPORTANT:
The character's eyes and gaze are directed STRAIGHT AT THE VIEWER / CAMERA.
The eye direction must clearly engage the viewer.
Maintain the original eye design from the character references while making the gaze intense, focused, confident, and alert.
Use an expressive action-composition feeling inspired by Western / American comic-book cinematography rather than Japanese manga composition.
Avoid:
Japanese manga panel aesthetics
Japanese anime action clichés
cute idol posing
static standing poses
overly exaggerated chibi proportions
generic gun poses
stiff anatomy
excessive visual effects
realistic live-action appearance
3D CGI
photorealism
The image should feel like a polished illustrated comic action frame, with dynamic composition, strong gesture, dramatic perspective, controlled motion accents, and a clear focal point on the character's face, eyes, and twin pistols.
Use subtle comic-style motion lines and graphic action accents only where they enhance the pose. Keep them secondary to the character and weapons.
White background only. No environment, no scenery, no room, no floor, no extra characters, no unnecessary props.
Keep the composition clean and readable, with the character as the only main subject.
Lineart: clean, smooth, well-defined thin black outlines, consistent line weight, slightly emphasized outer contour lines, subtle line variation, not too thick, not sketchy, crisp and polished anime-style lineart.
Clean pure white background, studio-like, no environment, no extra objects. expressive eyes, lively expression, natural pose, charming atmosphere.
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