12式动漫宠物拼贴

Using the provided reference image as the subject and composition base, create a vertical 3-column by 4-row comparison collage showing the same child and dog transformed into exactly 12 different animation/game styles. Keep the child-and-dog pairing, close pose, cheerful outdoor feeling, and the privacy face-obscuring blocks where present, but redraw each tile in a distinct branded-inspired cartoon/anime aesthetic with matching backgrounds and a title logo at the top of each tile.

Canvas and layout: Make one poster-style image with 12 equal rectangular panels separated by thin white grid lines, arranged 3 columns × 4 rows. Each panel should crop the subjects similarly to the reference but adapt the scenery to the chosen style.

Panels, in order from top-left to bottom-right, with exactly these 12 visible title labels:
1. STUDIO GHIBLI — soft hand-painted fantasy countryside look.
2. PIXAR — glossy 3D animated family-film look.
3. DRAGON BALL — bold action manga look with dramatic sky and rocky landscape.
4. ONE PIECE — pirate-adventure anime look with ships, sea, and birds.
5. NARUTO — ninja anime look with village rooftops and energetic colors.
6. ドラえもん — bright simple children’s anime suburb look.
7. サザエさん — classic Japanese family anime neighborhood look.
8. Lilo & Stitch — tropical island cartoon look with palms and beach colors.
9. Pokémon — colorful adventure anime look with cap/backpack styling and a path through a game-like town.
10. 鬼滅の刃 — dramatic dark fantasy anime look with glowing purple forest lighting.
11. クレヨンしんちゃん — simple rounded gag-anime look with a cheerful open-mouth child expression.
12. MINECRAFT — blocky voxel game style with cubic characters, village houses, and pixelated terrain.

Style rules: The titles should resemble the recognizable logo treatment for each style while remaining clean and readable. Preserve the dog’s happy expression and fluffy toy-poodle silhouette across panels, adapting only the rendering style. Do not add extra panels, extra labels, watermarks, captions, or unrelated characters.