Comic / Storyboard - Opus 5.5 vs Wife GPT Comic Strip prompt

A humorous 3-panel manga-style comic depicting a user's dilemma between the new 'Opus 5.5' AI model and their existing 'Wife GPT', framed as an affair.

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1Goal: Create a vertical 3-panel comic strip in an anime style, titled "Thoughts After Experiencing Opus 5.5".
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3Canvas: Vertical layout with three distinct panels stacked on top of each other.
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5Panel 1 (Top):
6- Subject: A young man with messy black hair and starry eyes looks excitedly at a cheerful girl with long orange hair wearing a sunflower-themed dress.
7- Text Bubble (Man): "After experiencing Opus 5.5... Wow... so charming....!!"
8- Info Box (Right): A yellow decorative box labeled "Claude:" containing the text "Youthful and smart, making life colorful!".
9- Background: Bright, sunny field of sunflowers.
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11Panel 2 (Middle):
12- Subject: The same man is now hiding his face in his hands, sweating nervously. Beside him stands an elegant woman with long white hair, horns, and a cold expression.
13- Text Bubble (Man): "Oh no, this feels like cheating... Lost the passion of newlyweds..."
14- Info Box (Left): A purple decorative box labeled "Wife GPT:" containing the text "Still beautiful and elegant, but a bit cold.".
15- Background: Darker, indoor setting with blue curtains.
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17Panel 3 (Bottom):
18- Subject: A scene at a train station platform. The man is peeking around a pillar, blushing, next to the orange-haired girl (Claude). In the background, the white-haired woman (Wife GPT) stands watching them from a distance near a train.
19- Signage: A blue sign hanging above reads "Transfer Station ->".
20- Text Bubble (Left): "Strict rules at home, can only meet secretly at the transfer station! Keep it down..."
21- Text Bubble (Right): "I know everything... watching quietly."
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23Visual Style: Clean digital illustration, vibrant colors for the first panel, muted tones for the second, realistic lighting for the third.

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