Yesterday's article was too long. Today I'll show you with images | Image Generation AI | AI Utilization | Generative AI | Pon-Dashi Builder | Beastman Deck | #419

Yesterday's article was too long and ignored the reader.

I'm really sorry.

No, let me make an excuse.
When I try to write in detail, that's what happens.

I want to explain the contents of the CSV.
I want to show what can be done with the Pon-Dashi Builder.
I want to leave behind the thinking process for the Beastman Deck.
I also want to write about how to use it.

Before I knew it, the article had become a forest of beastmen.

There are probably people who got lost.

So, this time, it's a shortened version.

To put it simply, I will show you what you can do with this Beastman Deck along with the generated images.

For those who encountered this article today,
I think reading yesterday's article will give you the detailed contents.

However, starting here is fine for now.

What you will understand in this article

In this article, you will roughly understand the following.

• What kind of images can be created with the Beastman Deck

• What is the difference between ear-and-tail types and full-on beastmen

• How much the atmosphere changes when you change the clothing, background, and lighting

• How to swap cards and play with the Pon-Dashi Builder

• What you should try first using the free CSV

In short, this article is not a detailed specification document.

It's an article where you see 'what happens when I touch this?' through images.

Rather than reading, see it.
Rather than seeing it, touch it.

Today, I'll just give you a quick guide to the entrance.

Alright, let's get started.

What can this do?

What I made this time is a Beastman Deck that can be used in the prompt builder.

Roughly speaking, you can build a prompt for a beastman character just by selecting cards.

For example,

• Character Base

• Animal Elements

• Clothing

• Expression

• Pose

• Background

• Lighting

You just tap and select these things.

Then, a prompt for a beastman character is created.

Instead of writing sentences from scratch every time, it's more like
creating a character by swapping out cards.

In terms of cooking, it's like putting spicy cod roe on white rice, adding tempura to udon, or adding cheese to curry.

With that kind of vibe, you add elements to the character.

However, what comes out isn't dinner, but a beastman.

For example, the ears and tail type

First, let's start with the easy stuff.

Cat ears.
Fox ears.
Rabbit ears.
Wolf ears.
Nine-tailed fox tail.

You can create characters that are, so to speak, ear and tail types.

It's like adding a touch of animal elements to a human character.

Cute.
Easy to use.
Hard to mess up.

A gentle entry point into the world of creation.

Just by adding ears and a tail, the character's impression changes instantly.

Honestly, ears and tails are powerful.

They are the green onions of the character design world.

Full-blown beastmen are also possible

It's not just ears and tails.

With this deck, you can also create full-blown beastmen.

For example,

• Wolf beastman

• Tiger beastman

• Bear beastman

• Dragon beastman

• Nine-tailed fox

• Mermaid

• Forest Spirit

Around here.

It's more like changing the entire species rather than just adding ears.

Putting a suit on a wolf beastman is pretty powerful.

They become the scariest person in the meeting.

The kind of guy who would ask in a low voice, "What's the basis for that document?"

You definitely couldn't fudge the meeting minutes.

Changing clothes changes the worldview

The interesting thing about this deck isn't just the animal elements.

Just changing the clothing changes the atmosphere quite a bit.

For example,

Wolf beastman x Suit
Nine-tailed fox x Kimono
Dragon beastman x Wizard robe
Cat-eared character x Hoodie

Something like this.

Even with the same beastman, just changing the clothes changes the worldview.

A suit means modern fantasy.
A kimono means Japanese-style fantasy.
A wizard robe means another world.

With just one card, a story suddenly sprouts.

This is fun.

Adding a background and lighting makes it look like a finished piece of art

Finally, background and lighting.

These are also important.

Cherry blossom background.
Night sky.
Forest.
Solid color background.
Magical glow.
Dramatic lighting.
Soft lighting.

Just the character is fun, but adding a background and lighting makes it look like a real piece of art instantly.

Even with the same character, just changing the background changes the impression.

A solid background makes it look like an icon.
A night sky makes it look like fantasy.
Cherry blossoms make it look like a Japanese-style illustration.
A magical glow makes it look like something is about to happen.

Lighting is scary.

Just by adding a little bit, the AI starts giving it its all.

Here is how to use it

It's simple to use.

1. Open the Pon-dashi Builder

2. Load the Beastman Deck CSV

3. Choose your favorite card

4. Copy the prompt

5. Paste it into the image generation AI

That's it.

If you want to try it out first, I recommend this.

Wolf beastman × Suit × Crossed arms × Fearless expression × Dramatic lighting

You'll probably get something that looks pretty strong.

Next, change the wolf to a nine-tailed fox.
Change the suit to a kimono.
Change the background to cherry blossoms.

Just with that, it becomes a completely different image.

I want you to experience this feeling of 'it changes just by swapping things out'.

It's faster than reading.

You'll understand better if you try it yourself.

I'll leave the deck here for free.

I'll leave this beastman deck here for free.

The reason is simple.

I want you to try it out.

'By swapping cards, you can create completely different worlds even with the same mechanism.'

I want you to experience this.

▼ Beastman Deck CSV

▼ Yesterday's detailed article

In yesterday's article, I wrote in detail about the contents of the CSV and the underlying concepts.

However, it is long.

It's a forest.

Please be prepared before you enter.

Summary

This is all I wanted to say this time.

When you load the beastman deck, you can create beastman characters just by selecting cards.

You can make them cute with ears and tails.
You can make them cool as wolf beastmen.
You can make them mysterious as nine-tailed foxes.
You can go full fantasy with dragon beastmen.

Just by choosing a card, the character comes to life.

It's not just convenient, it's dangerous.

Before you know it, the number of beastmen will increase.

Yesterday's article was too long, but this is what I wanted to say.

When you swap the deck, the world changes.

I want you to try it out first.

If you'd like, show me the beastmen you've created.

I want to see them too.

See you later.

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