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Panel 1: Chinese Ink Animation Style In the Chinese ink animation style, Officer Judy is wearing a police uniform, looking at a sheep farmer sitting by a tree stump in a daze. The lighting is bright, and the texture of the wool is realistic. There is a speech bubble in the scene that precisely states in Chinese: "Judy sees a farmer sitting by the stump in a daze." Panel 2: Ghibli Hand-Drawn Style In the hand-drawn animation style of Studio Ghibli by Hayao Miyazaki, with a fresh watercolor texture, green grass, and blue sky, Judy is asking a question while the sheep farmer excitedly points at the stump explaining. The scene is healing, and there is a speech bubble that precisely states in Chinese: "The farmer says: 'A rabbit was hit here yesterday, and I'm waiting for the next one.'" Panel 3: 1930s Retro Rubber Hose Style In the 1930s retro rubber hose animation style, with a black-and-white film texture similar to 'Cuphead', Judy is shocked, leaning back exaggeratedly, her ears standing straight and elongated, her eyes wide open in disbelief. In a jagged-edged retro speech bubble, it precisely states in Chinese: "Judy is shocked: 'What? Expecting this kind of coincidence?' Panel 4: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Comic Style In the pop art style of 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse', with halftone dot effects and color distortion art, Nick is leisurely walking over, wearing sunglasses and holding a popsicle, with a mischievous smile. The background has dynamic graffiti lines, and in a comic-style speech bubble, it precisely states in Chinese: "Nick leisurely walks over with a mischievous smile." Panel 5: Aardman Clay Animation Style In the Aardman clay animation style, with stop-motion animation similar to 'Chicken Run', you can see the fingerprint details on the clay. Nick takes off his sunglasses, pointing at the sheep farmer while explaining to Judy. Nick has his signature wide mouth and big teeth, with a comical expression. In a clay-textured speech bubble, it precisely states in Chinese: "Nick says: 'Carrot head, this is called waiting for a rabbit by the stump; he is daydreaming.'" Panel 6: 16-Bit Pixel Game Style In the 16-bit retro pixel art style, reminiscent of Super Nintendo game graphics, with bright pixel color blocks, Judy helplessly pulls the sheep farmer to work, while Nick shrugs his shoulders behind her, like a level completion screen in an RPG game. In the game dialogue box, it precisely states in Chinese: "Judy drags the farmer to work, and Nick helplessly shrugs his shoulders."
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