And there it is. The real punchline.
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– The art style follows the typical “gal” aesthetic: large, expressive eyes; exaggerated proportions (especially around the bust and hips); and a bright color palette for clothing. The protagonist is drawn with a consistently playful expression that underscores her mischievous nature.