Using Nano Banana Pro as a Shading Tool for MMD Output

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A user experimented with using Nano Banana Pro as a shading tool to add texture, decals, and glow effects to MMD (MikuMikuDance) output. They found that adding a croquis effect to emphasize edges worked well. Via YouMind OpenLab prompt library (MIT).

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