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A close three-quarter portrait of an adult female anthropomorphic Japanese wild boar walking through a traditional summer festival at night. Her animal features are unmistakable: a sturdy elongated snout, small tusks rising beside her mouth, rounded triangular ears, powerful cheeks, and coarse brown fur and bristles covering her entire face and body. She wears a dark indigo yukata decorated with small white morning glory flowers, tied with a muted red obi. The sleeves are long and loose, and she carries a small cloth drawstring bag in one hand. Her expression is slightly shy, with her eyes turned toward the viewer while the corners of her mouth form a restrained smile. Rows of paper lanterns illuminate her bristles from behind. Festival stalls and distant figures dissolve into heavy shadows and smoky summer air. The image has the visual intensity of classic Japanese gekiga: heavy hand-inked outlines, rough brush strokes, intricate cross-hatching, dramatic chiaroscuro, expressive animal anatomy, subtle imperfections, limited colors, faded printing texture, and a mature nostalgic atmosphere.