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Parody Japanese Movie Poster Grid

A playful 2x2 grid mockup of four parody movie posters styled after Japanese theatrical advertising, spanning sci-fi comedy, surreal romance, heist comedy, and disaster genres.

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Parody Japanese Movie Poster Grid

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Prompt

Design a 2x2 grid poster collage that pastiches four fictional Japanese theatrical movie posters, each with a distinct genre and comedic visual concept, all rendered in the style of authentic Japanese movie advertising with bold typography, dynamic composition, and vibrant, high-contrast color grading.

Top-left panel (sci-fi comedy): Show a nervous Japanese salaryman sitting on a crowded train, flanked by two alien passengers dressed in business attire — a green frog-like alien checking a smartphone, and a blue octopus-like alien reading a newspaper. Include these text overlays: a top tagline reading 'That guy sitting next to you? Turns out he's an alien.', a train destination display reading 'Next Stop: Earth', a side tagline reading 'This planet's common sense got updated without anyone noticing.', the main title [TITLE_1], the cast list 'Sadao Hoshino, Takoyaki Z, Frogda X', and the release line [DATE_1].

Top-right panel (surreal romance): Depict a man in a dark jacket affectionately embracing a giant onigiri rice ball topped with spicy cod roe (mentaiko) wrapped in seaweed, both seated on a rocky beach at a beautiful sunset. Include a tagline reading 'Mentaiko never betrays you.', the main title [TITLE_2], the cast list 'Shinichi Nakao, Mentaiko, Mitsuru Hakata, Yukari Takana, Norihei', and the release line [DATE_2].

Bottom-left panel (heist comedy): Show a joyful elderly woman in a leopard-print blouse laughing maniacally while fanning out a stack of yen bills, money raining down around her, with a happy raccoon in the foreground. Include a tagline reading 'Life's not over till every last yen is spent!', the main title [TITLE_3], the subtitle '~ The Mischievous Raccoon and the Millionaire ~', the cast list 'Barbara Babamba, Tanukichi, Rich Old Granny, Inheritance Mayumi, Accountant Gonzalez', and the release line [DATE_3].

Bottom-right panel (disaster thriller): Depict a dramatic apocalyptic scene where laundry baskets, shirts, and clothes are being sucked upward into a stormy sky above a ruined [CITY] skyline featuring the [LANDMARK]. Include a tagline reading 'Quietly. Relentlessly. It's coming for your laundry.', the main title [TITLE_4], the cast list 'Takuya Mori, Kaori Hoshiba, Haruki Kazama, Pinch Hanger Taka, Clothespin Ken', and the release line [DATE_4].

Arrange all four panels neatly into a single cohesive 2x2 grid layout, keeping consistent poster proportions, clean margins between panels, and legible typography throughout.

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Main title text displayed on the sci-fi comedy poster in the top-left panel.

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Main title text displayed on the surreal romance poster in the top-right panel.

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Main title text displayed on the heist comedy poster in the bottom-left panel.

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Main title text displayed on the disaster thriller poster in the bottom-right panel.

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Release date and marketing line printed on the sci-fi comedy poster.

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Release date and marketing line printed on the surreal romance poster.

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Release date and marketing line printed on the heist comedy poster.

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Release date and marketing line printed on the disaster thriller poster.

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City whose skyline appears in ruins in the disaster thriller poster panel.

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Famous landmark visible in the ruined skyline of [CITY].

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