The “ Kaguya-sama: Love is War ”
franchise , which has captured the hearts of fans around the world, is
back in the spotlight, although this time not with a new animated project, but
with a series of striking realistic illustrations generated by artificial
intelligence. These images present Kaguya Shinomiya, Chika Fujiwara and
Ai Hayasaka as if they were real people, giving an unexpected twist to the
traditional anime style that characterizes this popular work.
The illustrations, created using cutting-edge
artificial intelligence tools, have dazzled fans of the franchise due to their
impressive level of detail and realism. The main
characters' distinctive features, such as Kaguya's refined elegance, Chika's
charismatic energy and Hayasaka's sophisticated style, have been adapted in
such a way that they seem to come straight out of the real world.
- Kaguya Shinomiya : The student council vice president is presented as a
classically beautiful young woman, with an elegant bearing and a gaze that
conveys both intelligence and a touch of mystery. Her realistic recreation
highlights her aura of nobility and perfection.
- Chika Fujiwara : The student council secretary shines with her charisma and
unmistakable bubbly personality. Her AI-generated design reflects her
playful nature, accompanied by an infectious smile that captures the
essence of this iconic figure.
- Ai Hayasaka : Kaguya's multi-faceted personal assistant dazzles with a
style that combines sophistication and modernity. The AI manages to
capture her impeccable appearance, highlighting both her serious side and
her more relaxed side.
While fans are enjoying these new artistic
interpretations, many can’t help but wonder about the future of the
franchise. Since the premiere of the film “Kaguya-sama: Love is War
-The First Kiss That Never Ends-” in December 2022, there have been no official
announcements about new animated projects. The film, which adapts the
long-awaited climax of the manga created by Aka Akasaka, was received with
great enthusiasm both in Japan and abroad, further cementing the success of the
series.
However, the lack of updates has left fans feeling
uncertain. Even though the manga already concluded in November 2022,
many are hoping that the story could be expanded through spin-offs or even an
adaptation of the manga's extra stories. In the meantime, these
AI-generated illustrations have served as a reminder of the cultural impact the
franchise has had and continue to fuel fan passion.
Source: Twitter
