한국 세로 스크롤 웹툰

Original prompt

[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536

[Purpose]
Korean vertical scroll webtoon short comic, 5-6 stacked panels, emotional reunion scene for mobile reading.
Designed as a realistic, content-rich 9:16 webtoon page with cinematic pacing, expressive adult characters, readable Korean dialogue, and a finished episode-page feel.
Include small webtoon publishing details such as an episode label, short title caption, author credit, subtle sound effects, station signage, and a tiny footer teaser without changing the central story.

[Composition]
- The page is a vertical scroll layout with 5-6 horizontal panels stacked top-to-bottom, each panel about 16:9 wide, separated by thin off-white webtoon gutters.
- Add a narrow top header strip before the first panel: “EP.12 비 오는 밤”, small credit text “글·그림 {캐릭터}”, and a tiny date label “2026.05.01 연재”.
- Keep the emotional payoff in the final panel, with the strongest facial expression and the clearest visual resolution.
- Backgrounds are grounded in realistic Seoul subway interiors and rainy-night city atmosphere: route map stickers, priority-seat icons, hand straps, LED station display, window raindrops, wet platform reflections, small subway ads, and believable bench shadows.
- Speech bubbles and caption boxes should feel naturally integrated into the panels, with clear placement that supports mobile reading while still allowing rich subway details around the characters.
- Use {주제} as the central story premise, {캐릭터} as the character setup, {흐름} as the panel-by-panel narrative, and {무드} as the overall color mood.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1) Opening panel: a nearly empty subway car on a rainy night, cool blue window reflections, blurred neon city lights outside, raindrops streaking across the glass, overhead hand straps, route map, a small LED sign reading “다음 역: 을지로입구”, and a caption box: “비가 그치지 않던 밤.” Wide framing establishes loneliness and the late-night commute.
2) Second panel: one character enters and sits down, coat slightly damp, folded umbrella with water droplets, messenger bag or office tote, tired adult-office-worker posture. Add subtle SFX text like “툭, 툭” near dripping rainwater and a small train-door warning sticker in the background.
3) Third panel: the seated character notices the person beside them, subtle head turn and eye-line shift, close-up crop with reflected city lights in the window and believable facial tension. Include a small inner-caption box: “설마…”
4) Fourth panel: dialogue beat with the reveal line, tighter two-shot composition, both faces visible under cool fluorescent light. Set Korean speech bubbles clearly, for example: “오랜만이야.” / “정말… 너야?” Add background details like a subway advertisement strip and the route-line color band.
5) Fifth panel: both characters soften into a small smile, one holding an umbrella, hands nearly touching on the seat edge or around the umbrella handle, body language relaxed. Warm facial highlights contrast with the cold train interior. Add a tiny caption: “말하지 못했던 시간이, 천천히 풀렸다.”
6) Final panel: emotional payoff of leaving together at the station exit or platform doorway, stronger warmth in the framing, slightly closer crop, clear shared movement and closure. Show wet platform tiles, yellow safety line, open train doors, umbrella opening, and amber city light beyond the exit. Include the final Korean line: “같이 갈까?” and a small footer teaser: “다음 화에 계속 · ♥ 12,483”.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: Korean webtoon dialogue in clean sans-serif like Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, medium weight for speech bubbles, smaller regular weight for captions, highly legible at mobile size.
- Add realistic webtoon micro-text: episode label, short caption boxes, subtle SFX such as “스륵”, “툭”, “삐—”, station sign text, and tiny footer UI-style text, all in correct Korean.
- Color palette: use {무드} with warm amber, midnight navy, rainy cyan, soft gray-white, and gentle skin-tone highlights; keep whites slightly off-white instead of pure white.
- Border/shadow: thin off-white panel dividers, soft cel-shading on characters, delicate linework, subtle shadow under benches and bodies, refined rim light on damp coats and umbrella edges.
- Character continuity: the same two adult office workers must remain visually consistent across all panels, with repeated clothing, hairstyle, facial proportions, and accessories.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: manga/webtoon cinematic framing with 35mm and 50mm equivalent perspective, occasional close-up crop for dialogue beats, no distortion-heavy wide-angle look.
- Lighting: cool fluorescent subway interior light mixed with soft blue reflections from rainy windows, then a warmer amber accent on the characters’ faces in the later panels.
- Color grade: urban night palette with blue rain reflections balanced by amber skin highlights and a slightly warm final panel for emotional release.
- Rendering: polished Korean romance/drama webtoon finish, semi-realistic anatomy, expressive eyes, natural wrinkles in coats, damp fabric texture, soft reflected highlights on metal poles, glossy wet floor reflections, and cinematic panel rhythm.

[6. MOOD]
Korean webtoon emotional reunion sequence — like a quiet Naver Webtoon romance/drama episode with a subtle cinematic K-drama still feel.
The mood should feel intimate, rainy, nostalgic, and believable, with small environmental details making the reunion feel like it happens in a real late-night Seoul subway.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: every speech bubble, caption, sign, SFX, footer label, and episode label must render clean, correct Korean characters.
- Must reflect the exact story beats from {흐름} across 5-6 panels.
- Include Korean text such as “EP.12 비 오는 밤”, “비가 그치지 않던 밤.”, “오랜만이야.”, “정말… 너야?”, “같이 갈까?”, and “다음 화에 계속” where appropriate.
- Keep the final panel as the emotional payoff with clear shared movement, warm lighting, and readable dialogue.
- Characters must look like adult office workers in their 30s, with believable subway posture, natural expressions, consistent identity, and grounded clothing details.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters