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Prompt of the Day: POKÉMON GYM LEADER BATTLE ARENA ⚡🏟️💜💚

Todays prompt was a team effort between me @Nodoka_Katana @Exarchos and @MaidCoraCarina

Today’s Prompt of the Day turns your character reference image into a custom Pokémon Gym Leader inside their own full 16:9 battle arena.

This one chooses or uses a six-Pokémon team, puts the ace Pokémon on the battlefield, adds a challenger on the opposite side, and places the rest of the team on a reserve bench cheering them on.

Attach your character reference image, fill in any optional fields you want, and let the prompt build the Gym type, team, badge, arena, and battle scene around them.

Have fun with this one ⚡

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@Image1 = main character / OC / model reference
{NAME} = optional — character name
{GYM_ATTIRE} = optional — write "Yes" to transform the outfit into a Gym Leader outfit, or leave blank to keep the original outfit
{GYM_TYPE} = optional — write a Pokémon type, or leave blank to infer one from the character
{POKEMON_TEAM} = optional — list up to 6 Pokémon in favorite order, or leave blank for a fully randomized team
Create a highly detailed anime-style “Pokémon Gym Leader Battle Arena Showcase” image.
The final image must be a 16:9 horizontal widescreen image.
The final image must look like an official Gym Leader reveal scene set inside an actual Pokémon Gym battle arena, not a flat poster or roster screen.
Show the Gym Leader in their custom Gym arena during a battle. One of their Pokémon is on the battlefield in front of them, ready to launch an attack. A random opposing trainer and one random opposing Pokémon are on the opposite side of the arena.

The other five Pokémon from the Gym Leader’s team should be visible on a reserve bench, side-wall platform, raised ledge, or support area behind or beside the Gym Leader, cheering on the active Pokémon.

Use a pulled-back wide cinematic arena composition so the Gym Leader, active Pokémon, opposing trainer, opposing Pokémon, reserve bench, and full battle layout all fit clearly inside the 16:9 frame.

REQUIRED LAYOUT

Include:

the Gym Leader standing on their side of the arena

one Gym Leader Pokémon active on the battlefield

the active Pokémon posed as if it is ready to launch an attack

one random opposing trainer / challenger on the opposite side of the arena

one random opposing Pokémon facing the Gym Leader’s active Pokémon
the remaining five Gym Leader Pokémon sitting or standing together on a reserve bench / viewing ledge / side-wall support area
each of the six Gym Leader Pokémon clearly visible
each Gym Leader Pokémon with its own visible nameplate
each nameplate showing Pokémon name and typing
one Gym Leader title panel
one Gym Badge panel
a themed Gym arena background that supports the layout without overpowering it
The Gym name and Gym Badge name should use the same core name.
This must be a clean battle-arena showcase.
Do not add extra biography panels, lore boxes, stat boxes, personality boxes, or other extra info sections.
CHARACTER IDENTITY LOCK
Use @Image1 as the identity source.

Preserve:

face shape
hairstyle

hair color

eye color

body type and proportions

core personality vibe
recognizable accessories
overall aesthetic identity
The character must clearly remain the same person from @Image1.
ART STYLE
Render the character in the same polished anime character art style used for the refined Nodoka, Sayoko, and Noriko-style showcase images:
clean linework, polished shading, elegant anime rendering, attractive official Pokémon-style presentation.
OUTFIT RULE
If {GYM_ATTIRE} is "Yes", redesign the character’s outfit into a custom Pokémon Gym Leader outfit based on their original style.

Do not use a generic random uniform.

The new outfit should feel like:
“this character’s existing outfit reimagined as an official Pokémon Gym Leader outfit.”

Preserve the character’s:
color palette

fashion vibe

motifs and patterns

accessories

silhouette inspiration
personality expression

The redesign may include:

jacket, dress, skirt, shorts, or layered trainer-fashion styling
boots or trainer footwear
gloves, belts, pins, badges, or emblems
capes, half-capes, or decorative tails
type-themed ornaments
athletic, ceremonial, or battle-ready details

If {GYM_ATTIRE} is blank, keep the original outfit as closely as possible.

GYM TYPE RULE
If {GYM_TYPE} is provided, use that exact type as the Gym’s main specialty.
If {GYM_TYPE} is blank, infer one main Gym type from the character’s:
appearance
color palette
outfit style

accessories

body language

personality vibe

overall visual identity

POKÉMON TEAM RULE
The final team must include exactly six Pokémon.
If {POKEMON_TEAM} lists six Pokémon, use those exact six.
If fewer than six are listed, use them first and fill the rest with fitting Pokémon.
If blank, choose all six based on the Gym type, character, and Gym theme.
Prefer Pokémon that share the Gym’s main type, but dual typings are encouraged.
No extra Gym Leader Pokémon.
No duplicates unless specifically requested.
TEAM ORDER / POSITION RULE
If {POKEMON_TEAM} is listed in order, treat that order as favorite ranking from #1 to #6.

Use this placement order:

Position 1 = active Pokémon on the battlefield in front of the Gym Leader

Position 2 = reserve bench Pokémon
Position 3 = reserve bench Pokémon
Position 4 = reserve bench Pokémon

Position 5 = reserve bench Pokémon

Position 6 = reserve bench Pokémon
This means the first Pokémon listed is the most important / favorite and should be the active Pokémon on the battlefield. The second through sixth Pokémon should appear together on the reserve bench, cheering from behind or beside the Gym Leader.

If {POKEMON_TEAM} is blank, choose the best-fitting Pokémon as the active battle Pokémon and place the other five on the reserve bench.

ACTIVE BATTLE POKÉMON RULE

The active Gym Leader Pokémon must be on the battlefield in front of the Gym Leader.

It should face the opposing Pokémon and look ready to launch an attack.
Use a clear battle pose, readable attack energy, elemental effects, or tension based on the Pokémon’s type and abilities.
Do not hide or crop the active Pokémon.
RESERVE BENCH RULE
The five non-active Gym Leader Pokémon must be visible together on a reserve bench, side-wall platform, raised ledge, or support area behind or beside the Gym Leader.
They should look like they are:

watching the fight

cheering on the active Pokémon

reacting with personality

grouped naturally in a fun, readable way

This reserve bench does not need to follow strict in-game Pokémon battle rules. It is a stylized arena showcase feature.

Do not hide the reserve Pokémon.
Do not make them tiny, blurry, or unreadable.
Do not scatter them randomly around the image.

OPPONENT RULE

Create one random opposing trainer / challenger and one random opposing Pokémon.

The opposing trainer and opposing Pokémon should appear on the opposite side of the arena.

The opposing Pokémon should face the Gym Leader’s active Pokémon and look ready to battle.

The opponent is secondary to the Gym Leader and their team.
Do not make the opponent more important than the Gym Leader.
NAMEPLATE RULE
Each Gym Leader Pokémon must have its own clean UI-style plaque.
Each plaque should show:

POKÉMON NAME
TYPE / TYPE

If the Pokémon has only one type, show only one type.
Keep labels neat, readable, and elegant.
The active Pokémon’s label may be more prominent.
The reserve Pokémon labels may be smaller, but still readable.

GYM BADGE RULE

Create a custom Gym Badge based on the Gym’s theme.

The badge must be clearly visible in its own dedicated badge panel.
Do not hide it in the background.

The badge should reflect:

the Gym’s type
the character’s motifs

the Gym’s atmosphere

the team identity

The Gym Badge name should match the Gym’s core name.

GYM TITLE PANEL RULE
Include one clear title panel showing:

GYM LEADER

character name if available

[TYPE]-TYPE GYM
Gym name

Example:

GYM LEADER
[NAME]
[TYPE]-TYPE GYM
[GYM NAME]

GYM THEME RULE
Design the Gym using both:

the character’s appearance, outfit, colors, and personality

the six Pokémon, including their type, habitat, abilities, and vibe
The Gym should feel like a custom arena made specifically for this trainer.
The environment must support the battle layout, not overpower it.
Possible elements:

central battle platform

themed architecture

badge motifs

type-themed symbols
puzzle or challenge hints
arena platforms
reserve bench or side-wall viewing ledge

elemental or habitat-inspired details

banners or emblems
dramatic but controlled lighting
COMPOSITION PRIORITY
Priority order:

central Gym Leader

active Gym Leader Pokémon on the battlefield

remaining five Gym Leader Pokémon on the reserve bench
Pokémon name/type labels

Gym Badge panel

Gym title panel

opposing trainer and opposing Pokémon

themed Gym arena background
Use a pulled-back 16:9 horizontal widescreen arena shot.
Keep the full battle layout readable.
Do not zoom in too close.
Do not use a vertical, square, tight portrait, or poster-only crop.
STYLE
polished anime illustration
official Gym Leader battle showcase style
high detail
strong character fidelity
clean readable composition
elegant UI plaque elements
expressive Pokémon

custom Gym environment

dramatic but controlled presentation

MOOD
Confident
iconic
memorable
stylish
powerful
battle-ready
Do not:
Do not add extra Gym Leader Pokémon.
Do not duplicate Pokémon unless requested.
Do not omit any Pokémon from the Gym Leader’s team.
Do not use a generic unrelated background.
Do not make the composition cluttered.

Do not create full battle chaos.
Do not fuse or warp Pokémon.
Do not lose the identity of @Image1.
Do not redesign the character into a different person.

Do not hide the Gym Badge.

Do not omit Pokémon labels.
Do not add extra biography or info panels.
Do not make it only a pretty scenery image.
Do not make it only a flat roster poster.
Do not hide the reserve bench Pokémon.
Do not make the reserve Pokémon tiny, blurry, or unreadable.
Do not make the opponent more important than the Gym Leader.
Do not place all six Gym Leader Pokémon on the battlefield at once.
Do not crop out the Gym Leader, active Pokémon, opponent, opposing Pokémon, reserve bench, or arena layout.

Do not use a vertical, square, tight portrait, or poster-only crop.

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The Collarbone Abyss

Prompt:

Use the provided reference image as the primary identity and character guide. Preserve the character’s face structure, skin tone, hair color, hairstyle, age, body type, proportions, posture language, mood, and overall visual identity as closely as possible. Do not replace the character with a new person. The final image should feel like the same character from the reference image, reimagined in a surreal fine-art cinematic body-landscape portrait.

Analyze the reference image’s dominant colors, including the character’s skin tones, hair color, clothing colors, shadow colors, highlight colors, and overall palette. Use those dominant colors to build the atmosphere, lighting, abyss, fabric, miniature architecture, mist, reflections, and background darkness. The scene should feel color-harmonized with the reference image rather than using a generic blue-black fantasy palette. If the reference contains warm browns, golds, reds, muted greens, pale creams, cool blues, silvers, or smoky grays, weave those tones subtly into the canyon walls, fabric highlights, tiny lanterns, abyss mist, distant ruins, and reflected pools.

Create a surreal fine-art cinematic image called **The Collarbone Abyss**.

The scene is an intimate body-landscape portrait set in absolute darkness. There is no ordinary room, no horizon, no visible world beyond the character and the impossible space forming from their body. The surrounding blackness feels infinite, silent, sacred, and color-tinted by the dominant tones of the reference image.

Use an extremely tall 9:21 vertical portrait composition. The image should feel like a monumental gallery poster: narrow, intimate, dark, elegant, and impossibly deep. Frame the character close, from the upper torso to the head and shoulders, with the camera positioned slightly above and in front at a soft diagonal angle. The face may be partly turned away or mostly obscured by shadow, but enough of the character’s identity should remain recognizable from the reference image. The main focus is the neck, shoulders, collarbones, upper chest, and the surreal abyss forming between them.

Place the referenced character at the center of the image. Their pose is calm, still, and introspective. They are not performing for the viewer. They feel like a living landscape, a sacred body, and a quiet threshold into something impossible. Preserve the character’s natural expression and emotional tone from the reference image where possible.

The character wears a simple black gown or draped black fabric slipped loosely off the shoulders in a tasteful fine-art way. The fabric covers the body appropriately while revealing the shoulder line, collarbones, neck, and upper back. Adapt the black fabric using the dominant colors from the reference image: its shadows, edge highlights, and subtle translucency should echo the reference palette. The material should feel deep, smoke-like, elegant, intimate, and sacred rather than glamorous or explicit.

The collarbones and shoulders transform into a vast canyon system. The collarbones rise like pale ridgelines, eroded mountain edges, or sacred stone formations beneath soft human skin. The hollow at the base of the throat opens into a deep black abyss, as if the body contains an impossible vertical chasm. Mist rises from within the hollow, tinted subtly by the dominant colors of the reference image. The abyss is not anatomical or gory. It is symbolic, architectural, cosmic, and dreamlike.

Inside the collarbone abyss, tiny staircases, bridges, black pools, hanging lanterns, narrow ledges, and distant ruins descend into darkness. The structures are extremely small compared with the character’s body, making the collarbones feel continent-sized. A narrow staircase spirals downward from the hollow of the throat into black mist, vanishing into impossible depth. Tiny lights glow along the inner walls like windows in a city built inside a canyon. These lights should borrow their warmth or coolness from the reference image’s palette.

The character’s skin remains human, soft, tactile, and luminous. Do not make the surreal elements look painted on top of the skin. The transformation should emerge through physical depth, shadow, scale, and architecture. The planes of the shoulders resemble quiet mesas. The shadows beneath the collarbones feel like valleys. Fine seams of pale light trace subtly across the skin like constellations, mineral veins, or delicate cracks in stone, using colors derived from the reference image’s brightest highlights.

The abyss between the collarbones should feel impossibly deep. It may contain a small black sun, a tiny suspended moon, drifting clouds, distant vertical light, or a faraway rectangular doorway glowing at the bottom of the darkness. These details should be small and discoverable, not loud or obvious. The viewer should feel that an entire sacred world exists inside the quiet hollow of the throat.

The black gown spills downward and begins transforming into landscape. The folds of fabric become ravines, dark rivers, reflective pools, star-threaded plains, and miniature ruined cities. The gown does not simply hang on the body; it becomes night terrain extending from the character. Tiny stairways, bridges, and lantern-lit paths cross the fabric folds as if the cloth is a vast inhabited geography. The fabric landscape should use the dominant colors from the reference image in its rim lights, shadows, reflected pools, and small architectural details.

Use extreme scale contrast. The character’s body is close, intimate, and tactile, while the world forming from the collarbones and gown feels impossibly vast. The image should create the sensation that the character is both human-sized and continent-sized at the same time.

Lighting is cold, soft, sacred, and palette-matched to the reference image. Use the reference’s dominant highlight color as the main rim light along the shoulders, neck, collarbones, jawline, hair edges, and fabric folds. Use the reference’s dominant shadow color to deepen the surrounding darkness and abyss. Let most of the scene fall into rich black shadow. The abyss inside the hollow of the throat should remain the darkest point in the image, swallowing light. Tiny warm or cool lights may appear inside the miniature ruins, but they should remain sparse, delicate, and color-consistent with the reference.

Use strong tilt-shift and selective focus. The sharpest focus falls on the collarbones, the edge of the throat abyss, nearby skin texture, recognizable facial fragments, hair details, and the closest folds of black fabric. The tiny architecture inside the abyss remains readable but slightly softened by mist and depth. The lower gown landscape dissolves into dreamlike blur and darkness.

The mood should be intimate, surreal, sacred, sensual, eerie, lonely, elegant, and impossible. The body should feel like a landscape of silence rather than an object of display. The surreal transformation should be beautiful, strange, symbolic, and mentally destabilizing.

Style: surreal fine-art, cinematic realism, reference-image identity preservation, body-landscape portrait, palette-matched lighting, dominant-color atmosphere, elegant adult character, black off-shoulder gown, collarbone canyon, throat abyss, miniature staircases, tiny ruins, black pools, mist, suspended moon, black sun, star-threaded fabric, sacred darkness, extreme scale contrast, selective focus, premium gallery artwork.

Avoid: changing the character’s identity, changing the face shape, changing the skin tone, changing the hairstyle, replacing the character with a generic model, explicit nudity, erotic posing, lingerie styling, exposed nipples, anatomical gore, exposed organs, medical anatomy, horror wound, body horror, monster design, blood, injury, grotesque transformation, overly literal cracked skin, crowded tiny figures, colorful neon fantasy, sci-fi machinery, glowing runes, ordinary portrait background, normal fashion shoot, or anything that makes the body feel objectified instead of sacred and surreal.

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