Anthropomorphic bakeneko yokai cat in an ornate embroidered kimono plays shamisen against a starry night Mount Fuji landsc... — This vibrant ukiyo-e style fantasy illustration features a bakeneko, the legendary supernatural Japanese cat yokai, seated regally playing a shamisen under a glowing full moon night sky. The atmospheric background includes snow-capped Mount Fuji, a gnarled ancient pine tree, and descriptive text explaining the bakeneko is a mischievous shapeshifting revenge spirit from traditional Japanese folklore. Rich warm tones of the patterned kimono contrast against the deep indigo night sky, creating a whimsical, magical folk art aesthetic.

[Anthropomorphic bakeneko yokai calico cat in floral kimono playing shamisen under full moon, Japanese folklore illustration] — This atmospheric ukiyo-e style Japanese folklore illustration depicts a bakeneko, the supernatural ghost cat yokai from Japanese myth, as a smiling anthropomorphic calico cat wearing an elaborate floral embroidered kimono while playing a traditional shamisen. The moody nighttime scene features a glowing full moon, gnarled pine tree, and snow-capped Mount Fuji against a dark starry sky, with playful descriptive text outlining bakeneko lore as a mysterious shapeshifting spirit. Rich warm tones of the cat's vibrant kimono contrast beautifully against the deep midnight background, leaning into whimsical dark fantasy folk art aesthetics.

[Anthropomorphic calico bakeneko ghost cat in ornate kimono plays shamisen, in a moonlit Japanese folklore illustration wi... — This vibrant ukiyo-e style illustration depicts a bakeneko, the legendary Japanese supernatural cat yokai, seated against a moody starry night landscape of snow-capped mountains, gnarled pine, and lit traditional Japanese pagodas under a glowing full moon. The anthropomorphic calico bakeneko wears an elaborate floral embroidered kimono and ceremonial hair ornaments, holding a traditional shamisen with a knowing, playful smirk, while overlaid text shares folklore lore describing the creature as a mysterious shapeshifting revenge spirit. The artwork uses rich saturated jewel tones against a deep dark night sky, leaning into a whimsical spooky yokai aesthetic with storybook poetry from Cactus Haiku.

[Ukiyo-e style illustration of a bakeneko calico ghost cat in an ornate kimono playing shamisen, set against a crescent ni... — This stylized Japanese woodblock print artwork depicts a bakeneko, the supernatural cat yokai from traditional Japanese folklore, dressed in an intricately patterned embroidered kimono while playing a traditional shamisen. The scene is set against a starry night sky with a waxing crescent moon, snow-capped Mount Fuji, and a gnarled bonsai pine tree, with accompanying haiku text describing the shapeshifting ghost cat legend. Rich jewel-toned fabrics, warm celestial lighting, and classic ukiyo-e line work give the piece a mystical, whimsical traditional Japanese aesthetic.

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@CaylaCatz · 7/3/2026

Does using only one to two words in another language make a difference? Yes. I did this prompt (it is longer but I excerpted out the pertinent section): bakeneko 化け猫 wearing a detailed colorful blue red orange yellow purple green Heian 平安時代 kimono and did it again bakeneko wearing a detailed colorful blue red orange yellow purple green Heian kimono All are GPT2 Low 1. with 化け猫 & 平安時代 2. english only 3. with 化け猫 & 平安時代 4. english only The repeat is to confirm differences. 1. One difference I see immediately is that with the Japanese, she gets a geisha hair do. What differences do you see? Remember the difference you see should happen in 1&3 versus 2&4

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justrob

so good 🔥