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malecardbattle Caption: A card battle game screen shows a black lacquered card board on a tatami floor beside a paper lantern. The red rival row holds a twenty-three-year-old Japanese man (messy black hair, narrow dark eyes, a clean-shaven face) as a ronin with a topknot drawing a katana and a twenty-one-year-old Chinese man (long black hair tied back, a lean defined face, dark eyes) as a spear fighter in indigo robes. The blue ally row holds a twenty-one-year-old Polish man (fair skin, wavy dark-blond hair, a straight nose, pale blue eyes) as a monk with prayer beads, a twenty-one-year-old Korean man (black side-parted hair, a sharp jawline, dark monolid eyes) as an archer in a gray kimono and a twenty-two-year-old white American man (tousled brown hair, hazel eyes, light stubble) as a wandering swordsman in a brown haori. Cherry petals rest on the board, and a red slash arrow crosses from the katana card to the monk card. Every figure and every creature appears only inside its own rectangular card frame; the board between the cards holds only arrows, glowing outlines, gems, icons and single-digit numbers. Each card has a colored frame, a small gem at the top and small numerals in bright circles. Every man is an adult aged twenty-one or older with a fully grown adult body, broad shoulders, an adult jaw and adult male proportions. Faces are clean-shaven or show only faint light stubble, and the bodies carry natural adult body hair: hairy legs, a light trail of hair below the navel and some chest hair. Every man has his own distinct face, hair, skin tone and build.