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Gothic sequential comic page telling the story of a vampire cabaret… — AI art by @CaylaCatz

@CaylaCatz · 10/29/2026

Entry in the Something Fun (and / or random) #03 theme on BudgetPixel.

Comicbook pages in different languages: 1. Spanish 2. German 3. Greek 4. Japanese 5. Chinese 6. Chinese So when I was making the comic book story, unexpectedly two generated in Chinese. So I put English in the prompt as that's the only language I know. But I thought I'd do a language experiment and post different languages. Since I don't understand them, you all can tell me if A) the language is correct. B) what the story is about, lol.

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CaylaCatz

Well both @panos and @beastxyz say the language writing is mostly correct with a few errors in how they are shaped but understandable and the words were understandable. So that's Spanish, Chinese and Greek covered. Just waiting on German and Japanese.

beastxyz

5th and 6th are mostly accurate. There are a few awkward terms and a few wrong characters, but generally it is pretty clear on what it is trying to say.

legion

It has just one error: it says "tambén," but it should be "también."

legion

Spanish is fine, but since I don’t know the others, I can’t compare—haha!

CaylaCatz

I don't know. I chose Spanish, German and Greek because I have people here who comment a lot who speak those languages. My friend in Tokyo speaks Japanese. I though they could tell me if it worked or not. And the AI did Chinese when I was expecting English. I could try South Afrikaner if you'd like, I don't know if I spelled that right

CaylaCatz

That's pretty cool. I would think Chinese is one of the harder languages for the AI to understand. Thank you for letting me know!

CaylaCatz

Only one error? That's pretty good. What's the story? I just told it to write a noir story but I don't know what it wrote, lol.

DavidP

Wow. How accurate is it?