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Generate a high-design character relationship poster for [theme]. This should not be a normal illustration, but a relationship map that combines information visualization, narrative structure, poster-level design, and strong fidelity to the style of the original work. Automatically do the following: - identify the source work and its core setting - select the 6 to 12 most representative key characters, with an upper limit of 15 if needed - identify and show the most important relationships, such as family ties, romance, friendship, alliances, hostility, mentor-student links, master-servant links, manipulation, betrayal, and hidden relationships - choose the most suitable composition automatically, such as protagonist-centered, dual-core confrontation, faction layout, family tree, or time-evolution structure - extract the work's style DNA, including color palette, worldbuilding symbols, texture language, emotional tone, layout rhythm, and iconic motifs - convert those style elements into the overall visual design of the relationship map rather than simply copying an official poster - use different colors, line styles, and arrows to distinguish relationship types while keeping the layout clear and readable - emphasize the core characters most strongly, secondary characters next, and minor characters less prominently to create a clear visual hierarchy - keep every character name easy to read, optionally with role or faction tags if useful The final piece should: - make the main relationships understandable at a glance - strongly evoke the original work's identity and setting - combine infographic clarity with premium poster design - feel unified, polished, complete, and suitable for social sharing or poster display - avoid cheap flowchart vibes, clutter, or information overload
Use this prompt with model variables for your character relationship diagram poster concept and adjust placeholders as needed.
A completed prompt payload you can run in your preferred image workflow.