cartoon + illustration

リック・アンド・モーティアートスタイルカード

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香港武術三コマ漫画

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ユーモラスなグラフィティスタイル

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かわいい擬人化動物

ペンシルスタイルのビッグヘッドコミックス

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漫画イラスト

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オブジェクトが大胆な漫画の雫に変わる

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アルファベット動物

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レトロ漫画風のカートゥーンイラスト（Reto mangafuu no kaatoon irasuto） ### Breakdown: - レトロ (retro): "复古" (vintage/retro) - 漫画風 (mangafuu): "漫画风格" (comic style) - の (no): Connects the style modifier to the noun - カートゥーンイラスト (kaatoon irasuto): "卡通插画" (cartoon illustration) This translation naturally captures the original meaning of "retro comic-style cartoon illustration" and is commonly used in Japanese creative contexts (e.g., design briefs, art descriptions). Alternative (more formal): 古風な漫画スタイルのカートゥーンイラスト But "レトロ" is more colloquial and fitting for modern references to retro aesthetics. The first option is preferred for most scenarios.

漫画イラスト薬イメージ

マンガ風イラストの制作

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童心溢れるイラスト ### Explanation: - "童趣" (childlike charm/fun of childhood) is conveyed by "童心溢れる" (doushin afureru), meaning "full of childlike innocence and joy"—a natural phrase in Japanese to describe works that capture the playful, pure spirit of childhood. - "插画" (illustration) is commonly translated as "イラスト" (irasuto) in modern contexts, which aligns with the casual, creative vibe of "童趣插画" (often cute, colorful, and playful illustrations). This translation accurately reflects the core meaning of illustrations that evoke the warmth and fun of childhood experiences. Alternative (more formal): 子供らしい趣の挿絵 (kodomo-rashii omo no sashie) (Note: "挿絵" is a traditional term for illustrations in books, while "イラスト" is broader and more contemporary.)

ゴリラズ（Gorillaz）スタイルのイラスト ### Explanation: - "街头顽童" is the Chinese name for the band Gorillaz, which is commonly transliterated in Japanese as ゴリラズ (Gorirazu). - "风格" (style) is naturalized as スタイル (sutairu) in artistic contexts, or alternatively 風 (fū, "like"), but "スタイル" directly matches the original intent of "style". - "插画" (illustration) is universally referred to as イラスト (irasuto) in Japanese. Including the English name "Gorillaz" in parentheses aligns with the original structure and helps clarify the reference for those familiar with the English term. Answer: ゴリラズ（Gorillaz）スタイルのイラスト

気まぐれで夢幻的なシュールリアルイラストレーション

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90年代美国卡通片定格动画风格插画

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カートゥーン写真変換（Kaatooon shashin henkan） This phrase directly corresponds to "cartoon photo conversion"—using "カートゥーン" (cartoon) to match the original "卡通" (a transliteration of "cartoon"), "写真" (photo) for "照片", and "変換" (conversion) for "转换". It’s a natural noun phrase used in contexts like photo editing tools or services. If the intended style leans more toward Japanese anime (a common extension of "卡通" in some contexts), you could also say アニメ風写真変換 (Anime-fuu shashin henkan, "anime-style photo conversion"), but the first option is more faithful to the original term "卡通". Answer: カートゥーン写真変換

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日本のギャグ漫画風イラスト（Explanation: "搞笑漫画" is commonly translated as "ギャグ漫画" (gag manga) in Japanese, which accurately conveys the comedic, humorous manga style. "风格" becomes "風" ( -fu, meaning "style"), and "插画" is "イラスト" (a widely used loanword for illustration in this context, more natural than the formal "挿絵" here). The structure follows natural Japanese phrasing for describing style: [origin/category] + "の" + [style] + "風" + [object].）

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シュールな白黒カラーページ

现代风カートゥーンイラスト（げんだいふうカートゥーンイラスト） ### 补充说明： - 分解对应： - 卡通 → カートゥーン（常用外来语，指卡通风格，区别于日式漫画「漫画」） - 现代风格 → 现代风（げんだいふう，表现代审美倾向） - 插画 → イラスト（外来语，泛指插画、插图） - 自然表达：日语中习惯将「风格修饰词」置于「作品类型」前，故「现代风」（风格）+「カートゥーンイラスト」（卡通插画）的语序更符合本土使用习惯，准确传达「兼具现代感的卡通风格插画」之意。如果需要更强调「卡通」与「现代」的并列性，也可表述为カートゥーン现代风イラスト，但前者更常用。

紙上の小さなカートゥーンキャラクター（注：日常会話では「紙の上の小さなキャラ」と略して使われることも多いです） Explanation: - 「纸上的」→「紙上の」(shijou no)：A concise phrase meaning "on paper" (commonly used in contexts referring to things present on the surface of paper). - 「小」→「小さな」(chiisana)：Natural adjective for "small" (softens the tone compared to the more direct「小さい」). - 「卡通角色」→「カートゥーンキャラクター」(kaatūnkyarakutā)：Exact translation of "cartoon character" (「キャラ」 is a casual abbreviation often used in daily speech). The colloquial version「紙の上の小さなキャラ」is also widely understood and used in informal settings. Answer: 紙上の小さなカートゥーンキャラクター（Casual: 紙の上の小さなキャラ）

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ポストアポカリプティックな雰囲気 ### Explanation: - "后世界末日" (post-apocalyptic) is commonly rendered as ポストアポカリプティック in Japanese, as this loanword is widely used in media (games, movies, literature) to describe the genre/setting. - "氛围" (atmosphere/mood) translates directly to 雰囲気 (fun'iki), a natural Japanese term for mood or ambiance. A more literal (but less common) alternative could be 世界末日後の雰囲気, but the loanword version is preferred for its familiarity in context. Example usage: このゲームはポストアポカリプティックな雰囲気が強いです (This game has a strong post-apocalyptic atmosphere). Final Answer ポストアポカリプティックな雰囲気

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$新しいアニメ・マンガスタイル (Atarashii anime manga sutairu) Alternatively, if focusing on anime style specifically (since "动漫" is often loosely used for anime in casual contexts): 新しいアニメスタイル (Atarashii anime sutairu) ### Explanation: - "新" → "新しい" (atarashii, meaning "new") - "动漫" (Chinese for anime + manga) → "アニメ・マンガ" (anime manga) - "风格" → "スタイル" (sutairu, "style") or "風" (fū, "style/like"), but "スタイル" is more natural in modern contexts for this phrase. Both translations are accurate; the first captures the original "anime + manga" meaning of "动漫", while the second is a common casual shorthand. **Final Answer:** 新しいアニメ・マンガスタイル (Or 新しいアニメスタイル if anime-only context is intended) \boxed{新しいアニメ・マンガスタイル}$

新しいアニメ・マンガスタイル (Atarashii anime manga sutairu) Alternatively, if focusing on anime style specifically (since "动漫" is often loosely used for anime in casual contexts): 新しいアニメスタイル (Atarashii anime sutairu) ### Explanation: - "新" → "新しい" (atarashii, meaning "new") - "动漫" (Chinese for anime + manga) → "アニメ・マンガ" (anime manga) - "风格" → "スタイル" (sutairu, "style") or "風" (fū, "style/like"), but "スタイル" is more natural in modern contexts for this phrase. Both translations are accurate; the first captures the original "anime + manga" meaning of "动漫", while the second is a common casual shorthand. Final Answer: 新しいアニメ・マンガスタイル (Or 新しいアニメスタイル if anime-only context is intended) \boxed{新しいアニメ・マンガスタイル}

ビニールおもちゃ（びにーるおもちゃ、biniiru omocha） This is the natural translation for "乙烯基玩具" in Japanese. It refers to toys made of vinyl material, such as collectible figurines or soft vinyl dolls commonly seen in pop culture and hobby markets. If emphasizing the "toy" in a more formal context, you could also use ビニール玩具 (びにーるがんぐ、biniiru gangu), but ビニールおもちゃ is more widely used in daily conversations and casual settings. Answer: ビニールおもちゃ

ゴリラズ風のキャラクター（Gorirazu-fū no kyarakutā） Explanation: - "Gorillaz" is transcribed as ゴリラズ (standard katakana for the band name). - "风格" (style) is rendered as 風 (fū) here, which is commonly used to indicate "in the style of" (e.g., X風 = X-style). - "角色" (character) is translated as キャラクター (kyarakutā), the standard term for fictional/artistic characters in Japanese. This phrase naturally conveys the meaning of "a character in the style of Gorillaz". If you want a slightly more formal alternative, you could use ゴリラズ様式のキャラクター (Gorirazu yōshiki no kyarakutā), but ゴリラズ風 is more casual and widely understood in creative contexts. The most natural choice for everyday use is the first option: ゴリラズ風のキャラクター.

ガムロードスタイルのアイコン（Explanation: "Gumroad" is transcribed as ガムロード (Gamurodo) in Katakana. "样式" here refers to design style, which is naturally translated as スタイル (sutairu) in this context. "图标" is アイコン (aikon). The particle の connects the style to the icon, forming a natural phrase meaning "Gumroad-style icon".）

任天堂スタイルの3Dカートゥーンイラスト

3Dスナックカートゥーンワールド

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カラフルで遊び心のあるカートゥーンアイコンとロゴ