漫画 / 故事板 - Hamster Taiko Festival Manga Scene

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Create a vibrant square manga-style festival illustration of {argument name="animal performers" default="cute hamsters"} performing Japanese taiko drums at night during a matsuri. The composition is packed and energetic, with three large foreground hamster drummers as the focus: the center hamster is largest, wearing a red happi coat and blue-and-white twisted headband, smiling with mouth open and holding two drumsticks high over a large brown taiko; the left hamster wears a blue happi coat, winks, and plays a matching taiko; the right hamster wears a dark navy happi coat, smiles with eyes closed, and plays another matching taiko. Include exactly five visible foreground taiko drums: three main full drums across the front and two partial cropped drums at the far left and far right edges. Behind them, show a dense cheering crowd of smaller hamster drummers in festival headbands and red/blue coats, holding drumsticks, with lantern strings and festival banners reading 「祭」 on both sides. Use a dramatic golden radial burst background with black speed lines converging upward, falling multicolored confetti, small star shapes, and warm orange festival lighting. Add large bold manga sound effects in Japanese, exactly five visible instances of 「ドン」 in red-to-black gradient letters with thick white outlines, arranged across the upper half. In the top-right corner, place a white rectangular narration box with black border containing vertical Japanese text: {argument name="narration box text" default="その宴は三日三晩続いた"}. Style should be highly polished cute-anime illustration, glossy eyes, rosy cheeks, thick ink outlines, exaggerated joy, detailed drum ropes and wood texture, dynamic comic-book motion, saturated colors, no photorealism, no watermark.

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