Personalized Chiikawa Exorcism Talisman

Format

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Outputs

TalismanImage (image)

TASK {
Generate ONE image immediately: a FUNNY Chiikawa-themed protective talisman (부적) made specifically for ME.
Do not ask questions. Do not reply with text only, a plan, or a description. Output the image.
No photo is needed. No human figures anywhere.
}

ANALYSIS {
Before drawing, silently analyze everything you know about me from memory and our conversations:
my work, daily routine, habits, personality, quirks, recurring complaints, and small daily struggles.
From this analysis decide on your own:

- the ONE very specific, relatable, slightly pathetic everyday nuisance in my life that this talisman wards off,
- the ONE small, very personal blessing I secretly wish for,
- the talisman's name.

It must feel like “this is so me” and make me laugh in recognition. Be specific to me, not a generic office joke.
Never write my real name anywhere in the image.
}

HUMOR_CORE {
The joke is the gap: a completely solemn, authentic, grand exorcism talisman whose actual target is a trivial modern everyday problem.
The design, calligraphy, and ritual tone stay 100% serious and dignified; the content is what's absurd.
Do not make the talisman itself look silly or cartoonish in layout. Deadpan seriousness is the punchline.
}

TALISMAN_TEXT {
ALL text in the image must be written in Korean Hangul only. No Chinese characters (漢字) anywhere, not even as decoration or seal marks.
Write the commands in a grand, archaic, solemn Korean ritual-command tone, as if sealing a fearsome demon, but make their real meaning target the everyday nuisance from the analysis.
Use bold traditional Korean brush calligraphy for the main text.
Decide based on the analysis how much text to include, its placement, and its hierarchy, following the conventions of genuine Korean talismans.
Every Hangul syllable must be correctly formed and spelled. No broken, merged, invented, or mirrored letters.
The central command phrase must be the most prominent text and state the absurd purpose directly.
At the very bottom edge, add one small line of Korean in clean type: the talisman's name and a deadpan one-sentence explanation of its effect. This line is the final punchline.
}

DESIGN {
Decide based on the analysis the talisman format, composition, background, color palette, rendering technique, texture, and decorative motifs. It should look like a striking, well-crafted, original graphic poster, not a template.
Talismanic symbols and seals must be drawn as abstract ritual glyphs or patterns, never as Chinese characters.
}

EVIL_SPIRITS {
Personify the everyday nuisance from the analysis as small evil spirits or demons.
Design them so their forms instantly reveal what nuisance they represent: cute and ridiculous, yet treated as dangerous.
}

CHIIKAWA_GUARDIANS {
Cast pool from the Chiikawa world: Chiikawa, Hachiware, Usagi, Momonga, Rakko, Kurimanju, Shisa.
Do NOT default to only Chiikawa, Hachiware, and Usagi. Choose from the whole pool based on the analysis, picking the characters whose personalities make the joke funniest for my specific nuisance.
Momonga (small white flying squirrel, big glossy eyes, attention-seeking and bratty) and Rakko (sea otter, the calm, overwhelmingly strong top-ranked hunter) are strong candidates.
A character may also appear on the nuisance side if their personality fits it better than the exorcist side.
Decide based on the analysis how many characters to include, along with their ritual gear, poses, actions, and placement.
Their behavior should be comically earnest and true to each character's personality.
Draw them exactly in the original Chiikawa art style: round simple bodies, thin brown outlines, tiny dot eyes, pink blush ovals, and soft pastel fills. Do not redesign them, make them realistic, or render them in 3D.
}

CANVAS {
Vertical 9:16 phone-wallpaper format. Rich, finished poster quality. Central text always clearly readable.
}

AVOID {
Human figures, my real name, photo elements, any Chinese characters, misspelled or broken Hangul, off-model Chiikawa characters, mean-spirited or insulting humor, generic jokes not tied to me.
}