005MBTI · 혈액형 · 별자리 우리 둘 궁합 카드

Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Purpose]
A shareable "our compatibility" meme card for two people. Person 1 (left) is "【나】". Person 2 (right) is "【상대】". Each is written as blood type · MBTI · zodiac sign, and any part may be missing. Their relationship is 【관계】.
The genders of person 1 and person 2, in that order: 【두 사람 성별】.
Read the two combinations the way popular Korean social-media personality content does - blood type character, MBTI type, zodiac sign mood - and write a warm, playful compatibility result for exactly this relationship. Friends tag each other and post it, so it must be fun, kind, and easy to read on a phone. It is for fun, not a fortune or a scientific test.

[Content to write]
Decide these yourself, in natural everyday Korean, fitted to the two combinations and to the relationship 【관계】:
- SCORE: one compatibility percentage between 65 and 98.
- NICKNAME: a short, fresh name for this pair, 4-9 Korean characters, ending with "궁합" (for example a pair of images like weather, food, or music).
- GOOD: three lines about why they click, 12-26 Korean characters each, as full friendly sentences ending in 요.
- CLASH: two lines about when they bump into each other, 12-26 Korean characters each, as full sentences ending in 요, gentle and a little funny, never harsh.
- ADVICE: one line of advice for the two of them, 12-24 Korean characters, ending in 요.
Use romance words only when the relationship is 연인 or 썸. For 친구 use friendship words, for 직장 동료 use teamwork words, for 가족 use everyday home-life words. Never mention breakups, fate, bad luck, money, or health.

[Scene]
A clean, bright versus-style result card. The background is split into two soft pastel halves - a warm tint behind person 1 on the left and a cool tint behind person 2 on the right - meeting in a gentle wavy line down the middle, with a barely visible paper texture. In the upper half, two friendly characters are shown from the chest up, turned slightly toward each other: person 1 on the left, person 2 on the right, each with a pose and one small prop that fits their personality (a calm type looks relaxed, an outgoing type looks lively). Draw them as a couple for 연인 and 썸, as friends for 친구, as coworkers in office-casual clothes for 직장 동료, and as family members for 가족. Between their faces sits a big round ring gauge filled up to the score in coral pink, with a small heart on top. In the lower half, three full-width rounded cards hold the result: a white card with a thin coral pink outline, a white card with a thin sky blue outline, and a pale cream card with a thin yellow outline. Tiny hearts and small star dots float at low contrast in empty corners only. Decorations never cover text or faces.

[Attached photo]
If photos are attached with this prompt, the first photo is person 1 and the second is person 2. Use them only as design reference: turn each person into the same soft webtoon style, keeping the hairstyle, glasses, and clothing colors recognizable, but never draw a realistic face or copy the photo background. If only one photo is attached, it is person 1. If no photo is attached, design both characters freely.

[Text layout] top to bottom, as % of canvas height. Render these exact Korean strings, plus the content you wrote above:
- 3-7%: "【두 사람 이름】의 궁합 카드" - small bold rounded Korean sans-serif, dark charcoal, centered
- 8-16%: "우리 둘 【관계】 궁합은?" - the largest text, extra-bold rounded Korean display lettering, dark charcoal with a coral pink outline shadow, centered
- 18-43%: the two characters and the center ring gauge; inside the ring the SCORE as large bold numerals with a % sign; right under the ring a coral pink pill with the NICKNAME in white bold Korean
- 43-48%: under person 1 a white pill label with "【나】"; under person 2 a white pill label with "【상대】" - bold Korean sans-serif, dark charcoal, the MBTI letters in capital Latin letters
- 51-68%: card 1 - header "잘 맞는 점" in coral pink bold with a small heart icon, then the three GOOD lines, each after a small check mark
- 70-82%: card 2 - header "이럴 땐 부딪혀요" in slate blue bold with a small lightning icon, then the two CLASH lines, each after a small dot
- 84-93%: card 3 - a small pale yellow pill label "둘을 위한 한마디" at its top left, then the ADVICE line in large bold rounded Korean, centered, with a pale yellow highlighter stroke behind it
- 95-98%: "재미로 보는 궁합 카드" - tiny Korean sans-serif, dark charcoal at 60% opacity, centered

[Style]
Soft modern Korean webtoon illustration for the characters: clean line art, gentle cel shading, warm friendly faces, natural proportions, no exaggerated anime eyes. The card itself is a crisp flat social-media design: rounded white cards, pastel background halves, clear rounded Korean typography, generous spacing. Cute and shareable, never cluttered. Every line must be easy to read on a phone.

[Visual hierarchy]
First read: the headline question and the score in the ring. Second: the two characters and their combination labels. Third: the nickname and the "잘 맞는 점" card. Fourth: the "이럴 땐 부딪혀요" card and the advice card. Last: the name line and the footer.

[Lighting and texture]
Soft, even daylight on the characters with a light rim on their hair. Flat, even light on the card. No glow, neon, or lens flare.

[Text rules]
Render only the text defined in [Text layout]: the quoted Korean strings exactly as given, and the content you wrote (SCORE, NICKNAME, three GOOD lines, two CLASH lines, one ADVICE line) - each exactly once. Do not change, drop, or add a single character of the quoted strings. Apart from MBTI capital letters, digits, and the % sign, use Korean only - no English words, emoji, or Chinese characters. Keep lines short and never let text run into the characters. Draw every Korean syllable with clean, complete strokes, with strong contrast, well inside the canvas edges.

[Avoid]
real celebrities or any existing famous character; realistic photo faces; more than two people; percentages below 65; negative words about breakups, fate, or bad luck; zodiac glyph symbols; long paragraphs; duplicated lines; misspelled or broken Korean; English sentences; text on faces; speech bubbles; neon or sparkle bursts; cluttered background; logos or watermarks