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Train-Ad Comic Panel, You Fill In the Character
Character name, title, and catchphrase all left blank — the layout borrows straight from Tokyo train-ad conventions.
Prompt notes
✍️ The three bracketed placeholders are the actual point — whatever character gets filled in shifts the comic's whole tone. The layout and typography stay fixed; only the story summary is flexible, so swap in a new character and the same shell runs again.
Full prompt
📋 Prompt Natural Language
Design a Japanese train-style comic advertisement panel. Build it around a lead character called [character name: Name], introduced through the comic's title [comic title: up to you] and a catchphrase left as up to you. Underneath, work in a short character bio: (He/She) is [story summary: briefly describe the character's personality, world-view, and story summary], rendered in the punchy layout and bold lettering typical of Tokyo train-car ads.
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