# Visual System

## Core DNA

- Use yellow halftone as the dominant field and cream print-paper texture around panels.
- Use red, cobalt blue, orange, black, and white as controlled support colors.
- Use thick irregular black ink, crisp cel shading, and strong white keylines.
- Use huge condensed Japanese action headlines with black outlines and color blocking.
- Use angled panel frames, thick yellow arrows, impact bursts, speed rays, stars, and target rings.
- Use one foreshortened fist or punch impact as a recurring action cue, not random decoration.
- Use suited business learners and sales objects: proposals, clipboards, targets, charts, magnifiers, folders, check marks, and playbooks.
- Use a large white takeaway speech strip with one meaningful phrase in red.

## Page Architecture

Use an oversized action headline, a short cobalt subline banner, one dominant middle sales-comic construction, exactly three integrated labels in red/blue/orange tabs or bursts, and a wide bottom speech strip. Make the eye travel through arrows, panel angles, punches, or target lines.

## Character and Object Treatment

Use active Japanese business learners in suits only when a human action clarifies the lesson. Rotate planning, testing, reviewing, pointing, and team-sharing actions. Let the proposal artifacts and diagram carry the teaching point. Avoid stock portraits, photorealism, superhero costumes, copied comic heroes, character-only posters, and repeated static poses.

## Avoid

- Soft pastel palettes, gradients, thin corporate icons, beige minimalism, rounded equal cards, dashboards, or empty whitespace.
- Superhero branding, copyrighted costumes, generic manga pages, anime portrait dominance, 3D toys, platform UI, or spreadsheet aesthetics.
- Fake logos, QR codes, URLs, dates, prices, English sound effects, unrelated symbols, decorative pseudo-text, signatures, or watermarks.
