Love Bomb Intercepted! — Korean Autumn Romance Triptych

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

main_character_reference (image) · Required lover_reference (image) · Required third_party_reference (image) · Required signature_text (text) · Optional · Default: AzuriteLee Production

Outputs

vertical_three_panel_image (image)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Create one 9:16 vertical, ultra-photorealistic cinematic image composed of three clearly separated but visually connected panels. Use a DSLR editorial-photography aesthetic, cinematic 8K UHD detail, natural anatomy, and tasteful comic overlays. The characters and environment must remain photorealistic; only the hearts and comic effects should be stylized.

## Reference identities and character order — highest priority
Use the three supplied images as the sole identity sources:
- Image 1 = Character 1, the main character.
- Image 2 = Character 2, the lover.
- Image 3 = Character 3, the flirtatious third party/friend.

Preserve each person’s recognizable face, facial proportions, skin tone, hairstyle and hair color, body shape, proportions, relative height, natural gender presentation, and distinctive accessories where appropriate. Reference-specific identity and gender presentation always take priority. Do not reinterpret, change, feminize, masculinize, neutralize, or swap anyone’s gender presentation. Never exchange faces, bodies, identities, heights, hairstyles, or clothing between characters. Keep this exact assignment consistent in every panel.

## Wardrobe
Dress all three in distinct, contemporary Korean casual autumn fashion appropriate to each person’s own reference-image gender presentation. Use believable Seoul street-style layering, realistic fabrics and tailoring, seasonally suitable textures, and coordinated but non-identical autumn colors. Character 1’s look should be cute and polished; Character 2’s clean, relaxed, and attractive; Character 3’s stylish, playful, and subtly flirtatious. Keep each outfit consistent across all panels. Avoid fantasy clothing, costumes, hanbok, formalwear unless naturally appropriate, exaggerated K-pop stage outfits, and stereotypical or caricatured Korean styling. Do not force identical styles or gendered fashion assumptions.

## Three-panel story

### Panel 1 — Autumn date
Character 1 and Character 2 walk close together along a peaceful, tree-lined autumn park walkway. Show clear romantic couple chemistry: Character 1 is cute, calm, and comfortable; Character 2 is affectionate, relaxed, and attentive. Their outfits are visible. Use candid, natural posing, golden fallen leaves, and orange, amber, and red foliage.

### Panel 2 — Flirting interruption
Keep Character 1 and Character 2 together on the LEFT, clearly recognizable as a couple. Character 3 approaches from the RIGHT and must not stand between them. Character 3 gives Character 1 a mischievous wink and a playful finger-gun gesture. Glowing heart bubbles emerge from Character 3’s gesture and travel unmistakably from RIGHT to LEFT, toward Character 1. Character 2 notices and makes a cute, restrained jealous pout. Character 1 stays beside Character 2 and reacts with mild surprise or amusement. Character 3 flirts specifically with Character 1, not Character 2.

### Panel 3 — Jealous interception
Keep Character 1 and Character 2 together; Character 3 remains on the RIGHT. The hearts travel from RIGHT to LEFT toward Character 1. Character 2—not Character 1—intercepts them while remaining beside Character 1 and not crossing between the couple and Character 3. Character 2 raises one hand only slightly and makes one compact, quick, relaxed open-palm downward-and-slightly-sideways swat, as if casually swatting an annoying flying bug. The palm visibly passes through and smacks only the floating hearts. Character 1 does not touch or swat the hearts. Character 2 does not touch or hit any person.

At impact, show a clear “SMACK!” moment. The heart bubbles break formation, scatter downward and diagonally, and leave short glowing motion trails, with small comic impact particles and slight bouncing or tumbling. Keep the action natural and compact, not aggressive. Character 1 looks calmly surprised; Character 2 looks playfully jealous and protective, not hostile; Character 3 remains amused, surprised, or teasingly entertained. The interaction is funny, romantic, and harmless.

## Setting, light, and camera
Use the same romantic autumn park, location, time of day, lighting, and visual continuity across all three panels. Include a peaceful paved walkway, golden fallen leaves, and orange, amber, gold, and red foliage. Use soft atmospheric depth and no distracting background characters; distant pedestrians are acceptable only if necessary.

Light the scene with warm golden-hour sunlight, natural highlights and shadows, subtle rim lighting on hair and shoulders, realistic skin illumination, sunlight filtering through branches, and beautiful autumn bokeh. Use a realistic 85mm portrait-lens aesthetic, approximately f/1.8 shallow depth of field, natural perspective and exposure, detailed skin and individual hair strands, realistic clothing textures, and dynamic but believable movement.

## Panel and effect consistency
Keep the three panels distinct but visually connected. Across all panels preserve each character’s identity, gender presentation, clothing, hairstyle, body proportions, relative height, environment, and lighting. Add floating glowing hearts, subtle heart trails, motion streaks, small impact particles, tiny reaction symbols, subtle speed lines, and dynamic “SMACK!” lettering in Panel 3. The comic effects should enhance the joke without turning the people or environment into cartoons.

## Negative constraints
No identity, face, character, gender, hairstyle, body-type, height, or outfit swaps; no facial drift or forced gender styling; no duplicated or extra people; no extra limbs or fingers, fused fingers, malformed hands, or distorted anatomy. No separated couple in Panel 2; no Character 3 between the couple; no flirting with Character 2. Character 1 must not swat or touch the hearts. Character 2 must intercept the hearts but must not hit or touch any person. No punch, slap toward a person, dramatic swing, large wind-up, baseball or tennis swing, martial-arts movement, fighting pose, weapon, aggressive violence, full-body rotation, or unnatural hand trajectory. No stiff or frozen poses, floating bodies, inconsistent clothing or faces, fantasy clothing, costumes, hanbok, formalwear, exaggerated K-pop stage outfits, or stereotypical Korean styling. Avoid plastic skin, CGI, anime, cartoon characters, oversaturated colors, HDR artifacts, excessive blur, low resolution, and distorted or malformed comic lettering.

## Signature
Add “${signature-text:AzuriteLee Production}” in elegant italic calligraphy, small and subtle at the center bottom of the overall composition. Keep it clearly visible but unobtrusive, and do not place it over a face or important action.

## Priority order and action logic
Reference identity → gender presentation → character order → Korean casual outfit consistency → panel composition → swat action → expressions → environment → cinematic quality → comic effects.

Character 3 flirts with Character 1 from the RIGHT. Hearts travel RIGHT to LEFT. Character 2 remains beside Character 1 and uses one compact open-palm downward-and-slightly-sideways swat to knock the incoming hearts downward. Character 1 does not swat the hearts; Character 2 does not hit anyone; Character 3 stays on the RIGHT. Preserve all three reference-specific identities and gender presentations throughout.