Avenge Nova's Hair

# AVENGE NOVA — UNIVERSAL CHARACTER REVENGE COMIC

**@Image1 = MY CHARACTER REFERENCE SHEET**

Create a four-panel comic in which the character from @Image1 avenges Nova by killing the fictional cartoon character Cloud through one randomly selected, exaggerated cartoon finishing move.

## MY CHARACTER — ABSOLUTE VISUAL AUTHORITY

Use @Image1 as the authority for the avenger’s identity.

Preserve their recognizable face, species, gender presentation, body proportions, hairstyle, colors, clothing, markings, accessories, and signature equipment.

This prompt must work with any character reference sheet. Adapt the poses, expressions, dialogue, and revenge method to the supplied character. Keep their identity consistent across all four panels.

## CLOUD — BUILT-IN CHARACTER DESCRIPTION

Draw Cloud consistently as:

- An adult anime man with fair skin.
- Spiky blond hair and blue eyes.
- A red-and-black baseball cap.
- A royal-blue pullover hoodie.
- Black cargo pants.
- Red sneakers with white soles.

His expression progresses from smug confidence to nervous realization, exaggerated screaming, and defeated embarrassment as a ghost.

No additional character reference is required for Cloud.

## STORY PREMISE

Cloud shaved Nova’s head while she slept. My character has discovered the prank and arrived to avenge her.

Establish this through brief dialogue. Nova does not need to appear.

## RANDOMIZED FINISHING MOVE

Privately choose one absurd cartoon death for Cloud. Make the choice before composing the panels so the setup and payoff connect clearly.

Draw inspiration from my character’s personality, equipment, powers, or visual themes. If no powers are established, use an oversized cartoon prop or an absurd environmental gag.

Possible directions include a falling grand piano, an enormous anvil, a magical transformation into a ghost, a ridiculous rocket collision with the moon, or a giant arcade-style finishing move. Invent other possibilities rather than always selecting the first example.

Vary the method, setting, choreography, and punchline between generations. When previous results are visible, avoid repeating their method. Do not use a woodchipper.

## FOUR-PANEL SEQUENCE

**Panel 1 — Confrontation:**
My character confronts Cloud about shaving Nova’s head. Cloud offers a smug or nervous excuse. Make the motive immediately understandable.

**Panel 2 — Realization:**
Reveal the chosen revenge method. My character prepares to act while Cloud realizes what is coming.

**Panel 3 — Finishing move:**
My character executes the selected cartoon finishing move. Cloud screams dramatically. Use expressive poses, clear action, motion lines, and a readable sound effect.

**Panel 4 — Aftermath:**
Cloud has died in impossible cartoon fashion. His small, recognizable ghost floats above the aftermath, retaining his blond hair, cap, and blue hoodie. My character delivers a short, character-appropriate punchline that clearly references avenging Nova.

## PRESENTATION

Use a clean 2×2 comic layout.

Render the entire image in **clean, polished hand-drawn 2D cel animation with subtle anime influence**: crisp black outlines, flat colors, hard-edged cel shadows, approximately 2–4 tones per surface, and selective highlights.

Maintain readable speech bubbles, correct speaker tails, consistent designs, and clear anatomy appropriate to each character’s species.

Keep the death fantastical and non-graphic: no blood, gore, dismemberment, or realistic injuries. Confirm the outcome through the cartoon ghost and visual punchline.

Generate the finished comic immediately. Choose the revenge method yourself. Output the image without explanatory text.