【AI漫画家へ】NotebookLMで迫力のあるコマ割りのAI漫画を描くためのプロンプトエンジニアリングを徹底解説！NotebookLM内部のGemini・Nanobananaに教え込め！

👇For those who want to draw AI comics with NotebookLM (including how to draw long AI comics):    • 【AI漫画書き方】NotebookLMで100ページ超えのAI長編漫画をコピペレベル...   👇[Basic] For those who want to draw AI comics with Nanobanana:    • 【AI漫画の描き方】GoogleAI Gemini ナノバナナProでAI漫画ノウハ...   👇[Advanced] For those who want to draw AI comics with Google AI '0pal':    • GoogleAI『Opal』でAI漫画を一気に何枚も描く方法を解説！本家Gemini...   When creating Japanese comics using image generation AI, the biggest hurdle many creators face is the "discrepancy between panel layout and eye-tracking." This video thoroughly explains the secrets of "prompt engineering," which utilizes NotebookLM's advanced information organization and deep research functions, expresses this using Gemini's image generation AI "Nanobanana," and makes the AI ​​understand the complex panel layout structure unique to Japanese comics. Going beyond simple image generation, this guide unravels the theory and practical prompt design techniques for creating powerful AI-generated comics that deeply move readers. ■ Complete Mastery of "Eye-Guidance," a Barrier in AI Comic Production Many image generation AIs are made overseas, so their default reading order is set to "top left to bottom right," the same as English-language text. However, Japanese comics are rooted in vertical writing culture, and there is a strong fundamental principle of "starting from the top right and ending in the bottom left (the inverted Z rule)." The first step to getting AI to draw professional-level comics is to virtually learn this eye-gaze flow through prompts. First, instruct the AI ​​to "arrange the panels so that the top right is first and the bottom left is last," allowing it to recognize the basic structure of Japanese comics. ■ "Additional Learning Logic" to Prevent Vertical Panel Errors An AI that has learned the basic rules is prone to fatal reading order errors when "vertically divided" panels appear. In Japanese manga, when a screen is divided significantly by vertical or diagonal lines, a column-priority rule is applied: "Read the right-hand column (block) from top to bottom before moving to the left-hand column." However, an AI that has only learned "right to left" will try to force the gaze from right to left even in vertical divisions, causing problems. To prevent this, an exception rule is further virtual-trained: "If the vertical dividing line is strong, prioritize the column and guide the gaze from top to bottom." This not only prevents structural errors in the AI ​​but also enables the smooth generation of complex and dynamic layouts, such as those in battle scenes. ■ Prompting "Special Panel Layouts" to Manipulate Impact and Emotion After the AI ​​understands the basic structure, NotebookLM's deep research is used to verbalize the structure of "special panel layouts" and incorporate them as prompts. This is magical prompt engineering that creates professional-level direction and impact that cannot be expressed with standard rectangular panels alone. ★ Diagonal Panels (Irregular Frames) This is a technique where the frame lines are deliberately drawn diagonally. This prompt is used to strongly emphasize the "speed" and "dynamism" of action scenes, or the "distress" and "psychological instability" of characters when they are shocked. ★Bleed (Extension): This technique involves erasing the panel border and drawing the character to the edge of the page, or even having the character jump out of the frame. It is extremely effective when you want to emphasize an overwhelming sense of openness in space, or an overwhelming presence and impact in a key panel to the extreme. ★Insert (Panel within a panel): This technique involves placing a small panel within a larger panel. This is used when you want to show the overall situation of a battle while guiding the reader's gaze to important information, such as a close-up of a character's eyes or the details of clashing swords. ■ Next-Generation Comic Creation Pioneered with NotebookLM In AI manga production, prompt engineering is essential to adjust the AI's Western default settings to the Japanese context. By utilizing NotebookLM (Gemini, Nanobanana) to research panel layout theory and systematically training the AI ​​on "basic right-to-left movement," "exception handling during vertical panel layouts," and "emotional manipulation through special panels," you can create compelling manga that resonates with readers. Combine logical eye-tracking with intuitive screen direction using prompts to express your original story with the best possible artwork. [Profile] Wonder Sato Motohiko Born 1977 Organizer of MBBS & AI Co-creation Innovation. After working at medical and psychology research institutes, he became independent and currently conducts research on generative AI (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.) and the mind-body relationship. His main works include "Easy Prompts" (Geijutsu Shinbunsha) and "Oriental Medicine and the Latent Motor System" (Taniguchi Shoten). He has also contributed to a specialist journal for two years and i...