**Certainly, here's the revision with emphasis on the request for panel divisions: To maintain the flavor of Japanese manga, it's essential that you use panel divisions to progress the story. The manga should be rendered in black and white Storyline The story involves the protagonist fiercely battling monsters alongside their companions The protagonist's sword gets broken After a heated fight, the protagonist defeats the monster Characters Protagonist Wields a Japanese sword Has long hair Is a boy Monster Is as large as a bear Has large fangs Panels Make extensive use of frames or panels to enclose individual images or scenes. These panels not only represent time and space, but also play a crucial role in controlling the pace and flow of the story. Sound Expressions Please incorporate sound effects where appropriate, such as "Boom!" and "Swoosh!". Sound effects play a significant role in manga, emphasizing the atmosphere of the story and eliciting emotional responses from readers. Manga Symbols Use commonly known visual symbols to express specific emotions or situations. For instance, a lightning mark can signify anger and is typically placed above the character's head. Embarrassment is often shown by the character's face turning red. Speech Bubbles and Captions Text is usually inserted through speech bubbles or captions. These serve as avenues for character dialogues and narration, helping to progress the story.--ar 3:4 --q 2 --niji 5** - Image #4 <@881349989811486750>
Certainly, heres the revision with emphasis on the request for panel divisions To maintain the flavor of Japanese manga, its essential that you use panel divisions to progress the story. The manga should be rendered in black and white Storyline The story involves the protagonist fiercely battling monsters alongside their companions The protagonists sword gets broken After a heated fight, the protagonist defeats the monster Characters Protagonist Wields a Japanese sword Has long hair Is a boy Monster Is as large as a bear Has large fangs Panels Make extensive use of frames or panels to enclose individual images or scenes. These panels not only represent time and space, but also play a crucial role in controlling the pace and flow of the story. Sound Expressions Please incorporate sound effects where appropriate, such as Boom and Swoosh. Sound effects play a significant role in manga, emphasizing the atmosphere of the story and eliciting emotional responses from readers. Manga Symbols Use commonly known visual symbols to express specific emotions or situations. For instance, a lightning mark can signify anger and is typically placed above the characters head. Embarrassment is often shown by the characters face turning red. Speech Bubbles and Captions Text is usually inserted through speech bubbles or captions. These serve as avenues for character dialogues and narration, helping to progress the story.