12-Style Anime Pet Collage

Using the provided reference image as the subject base, transform it into a 3-column by 4-row comparison collage showing the same child-and-dog pose reimagined in exactly 12 different famous animation/game-inspired visual styles. Preserve the composition relationship between the child and the dog, and preserve any existing face-obscuring privacy blocks rather than revealing or inventing facial details. Canvas and layout: Create a vertical poster collage with 12 equal square panels, thin white dividers, bright cheerful colors, and each panel labeled at the top with the corresponding style title. Panels, in order from left to right, top to bottom: 1. {argument name="style label 1" default="STUDIO GHIBLI"} — soft hand-painted Japanese fantasy animation look with lush park greenery. 2. {argument name="style label 2" default="PIXAR"} — polished 3D family animation look, closest to the original photo composition. 3. {argument name="style label 3" default="DRAGON BALL"} — bold action-anime lines, dynamic blue sky and rocky background. 4. ONE PIECE — adventurous pirate-anime style with ships, seagulls, and ocean elements. 5. NARUTO — ninja-anime style with orange/black outfit accents, village rooftops, leaves in the air. 6. ドラえもん — clean rounded children’s anime style with a sunny suburban street. 7. サザエさん — retro family-anime style with simple expressive linework and neighborhood houses. 8. Lilo & Stitch — tropical island cartoon style with beach, palm trees, and bright ocean colors. 9. Pokémon — monster-adventure anime style with a trainer-like cap and backpack, path and Poké Ball-like scenery details. 10. 鬼滅の刃 — dramatic dark fantasy anime style with glowing purple forest lighting and patterned cloak accents. 11. クレヨンしんちゃん — simple playful children’s cartoon style with rounded faces and suburban background. 12. {argument name="style label 12" default="MINECRAFT"} — voxel/blocky game style with cubic characters, blocky dog, village and trees. Constraints: Keep the child and dog recognizable from the reference in every panel, keep the dog cheerful, do not add extra panels, do not change the 3x4 grid, and make the style names large and readable.