Mythical Beast Character Personality Prompt

A detailed prompt defining the specific expressions and personalities of four ancient Chinese mythical beasts for GPT Image 2.

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Taotie: eyes {argument name="eyes 1" default="greedy and vicious"}, {argument name="expression 1" default="fierce"} expression, aggressive posture; Hundun: eyes {argument name="eyes 2" default="half-open half-closed"}, {argument name="expression 2" default="ignorant"} expression, lazy posture; Qiongqi: cunning eyes, fierce, an expression of loathing goodness, a wandering and crafty posture; Taowu: eyes showing disdain for everything, arrogant expression, stubborn, unreasonable, and domineering posture.

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eyes 1

Default

greedy and vicious

Variable

expression 1

Default

fierce

Variable

eyes 2

Default

half-open half-closed

Variable

expression 2

Default

ignorant

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