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Create a realistic promotional product photo of a fictional Japanese soccer snack called Blue Strike, styled like a limited-edition trading-card snack campaign. The scene is shot from a slightly overhead angle on a warm wooden table. Center-left is a glossy metallic blue snack bag with crimped top and bottom edges, dramatic starbursts, stadium lights, gold speed lines, and soccer ball graphics. The bag front features a cheerful anime-style Japanese teenage girl soccer fan/player, Airi Yuki, with short dark bobbed hair, wearing a blue Japan-inspired soccer jersey with number 14, a blue scarf, and a white plaid skirt, smiling and waving while holding a soccer ball. Large bold Japanese package lettering reads 「ブルーストライク」 with smaller text 「サッカースナック」, a yellow badge reading 「第1弾」, and a comic burst reading 「キラカード 当たりあり!!」. Include a small printed mini card preview on the lower-left of the bag labeled SSR and 「おまけカード 1枚入り」. To the right and lower foreground, place exactly 2 collectible trading cards: the front card is a holographic gold-bordered SSR SECRET card showing the same girl holding a soccer ball, with Japanese name text 「結城愛梨」 and English name “AIRI YUKI”; behind it, partially visible, is a dark blue stats card with a silhouette soccer player and the number 14. Scatter exactly 4 ridged potato chips around the packaging and cards: two chips stacked at upper right, one whole chip near bottom left, and one partial chip peeking near the left edge. Use photorealistic lighting and textures for the table, chips, plastic bag wrinkles, foil shine, and holographic card reflections, while keeping the character art polished anime style. Color palette: electric blue, navy, metallic gold, white, and warm brown wood. Make it look like a real snack product advertisement for watching a Japan vs Brazil soccer match. No real brand logos, no watermark, no extra cards or chips beyond the counted items.

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Create a realistic promotional product photo of a fictional Japanese soccer snack called Blue Strike, styled like a limited-edition trading-card snack campaign. The scene is shot from a slightly overhead angle on a…