Σκηνή κλήσης θηρίου σε στυλ shonen

Using the character from the reference image, depict "the moment a summoning technique is activated." Precisely preserve the character's face, hairstyle, hair color, eyes, ears, outfit, silhouette, body proportions, and atmosphere. Never break the character's identity. Do not use the reference image as-is; naturally redraw it to fit the situation and composition. The character is performing an action that clearly shows they are "activating a summoning technique," such as: ・slamming one hand onto the ground ・unrolling a scroll ・forming hand seals Vary the pose and action in each image. At the same time, a huge magic formation spreads across the ground: black curse-seal patterns, a circular ritual array, and a spreading ink-like effect. A massive amount of white smoke erupts explosively. From within the smoke, a giant being that formed a contract with the character fully appears. The summoned being should be depicted as strongly tied to the character's world, personality, and design. Not a mere animal, but with a mythological, monstrous, mechanical, or fantastical presence. Overwhelmingly larger than the character. The character is in the foreground; the summoned being is placed huge in the background. Low camera angle. The impact of a shonen manga two-page spread. Add speed lines, ground destruction, flying debris, and flowing smoke. Add manga-style onomatopoeia, for example: "DORON!!", "Summoning Technique!!", "GOGOGOGO," etc. At the edge of the frame, add an old scroll-style information frame, listing the summoned being's name, epithet, and a short description as annotations. Keep the text minimal. Not like a "settings document," but a staging like a dangerous-being introduction suddenly inserted into a shonen manga two-page spread. High-energy staging like Japanese shonen manga / Jump works from the 90s–2000s. Maintain anime illustration expression. High density, high contrast, dramatic lighting, strong silhouette composition. A composition that instantly catches the eye on social media.