Anima Version

Trigger: @sinozick
Useful tags to help with the style
Art Style & Lineart Tags

• flat color (Danbooru tag for solid, unblended coloring)

• cel shading (Standard tag for hard-edged shadows)

• thick lineart (Triggers heavy, prominent outlines)

• sketchy / rough (For the loose, scratched texture work)

• cross hatching (For the ink-line shadow detailing)

• high contrast (For the sharp transition between dark and light)

• screentone (The exact database tag for halftone dots, pointillism textures, and comic book shading)

• pop art (Triggers the retro, high-contrast commercial art aesthetic)

• ben day dots (Triggers the vintage printing press dot pattern)

• limited palette / two tone (Perfect for combining with spot color to get that stark graphic novel contrast)

• duotone (Forces the image into two primary contrasting colors, like the teal and yellow)

• shading ring / halftone effect (For modern model variations recognizing localized patterned shadows)

• optional - film grain

🌓 Theme & Color Mechanics

• dark theme (Sets the overall moody, low-key atmosphere)

• monochrome (Useful as a base modifier before adding an accent)

• spot color (The official tag for an image that is mostly monochrome except for one vibrant color)

• bioluminescent / glowing (Triggers the neon light effect)

• glowing aura / halo (For the ring of light around the head)
  
  my goto prompt to get started: sinozick style, flat color, dark theme, cel shading, thick ink lineart, spot color, thick lineart,
  
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  my experimental iteration of sinozick's style. Credit to @Shiiro and Sinozick for the cool as aesthetic style