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Please create a dynamic pose sheet for this character. Use the character design from the input illustration and draw many different full-body poses on a single page, similar to a Japanese pose reference sheet. Mix running, jumping, sitting and playful action poses from different angles. It’s okay if some figures are larger and some are smaller, as long as they all match the original style and colors. Use a simple, clean, and harmonious background color, so the character poses remain the main focus.

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