Customize: Showa Character Posters

[Character], retain the core identifying features, and translate the character’s abilities, name, personality, or classic memes into absurd, literal situations. Mid-century Biomorphic Abstraction × Japanese Modernist Poster × Showa Tokusatsu Poster × Reaction Meme × Early Low-poly 3D. The character appears in a real-world instant that “looks as though it really happened, but the logic is clearly wrong”: becoming gigantic, becoming an animal, getting stuck, peeking out, slipping, hanging in midair, suddenly looking back, or entering an absurd relationship with a vehicle or everyday object. Independently choose the situation that best suits the character. Soft organic geometric outlines, minimal outlines, a combined retro palette of 3–5 colors, large monochrome color fields, and preservation of the character’s highly saturated identifying colors; mix low-poly 3D, cheap plastic, misregistered old printing, low-definition television, and internet meme textures. Exaggerated Showa tokusatsu-style layout: enormous headlines, diagonal text, explosive color blocks, geometric symbols, numbers, arrows, and a few warning graphics. Absurd, simple, cute, and slightly uncanny, like a Showa-era promotional poster from a parallel world. No Logo / UI apart from the typeset text; a small voxCAT signature at the lower right.