Verified Comic Evidence

Character Consistency Evidence: 8 Characters Across 40 Panels

Inspect a 10-page comic with eight recurring characters, 80 reviewed appearances, three targeted redraws, and downloadable full-resolution evidence.

The Lantern Relay tests whether eight visually distinct recurring characters remain identifiable across 40 sequential-art panels. The published review covers 80 character appearances, including group scenes, occlusion, changing lighting, action, and varied camera angles.

Forty reviewed panels featuring eight recurring characters

Delivery at a glance

MeasureRecorded value
GeneratedAugust 11, 2026
Generation modelByteDance Seedream 5 Lite
Output10 pages, 40 panels, 8 characters
Reviewed character appearances80
First-pass panel acceptance37 of 40, or 92.5%
First-pass appearance acceptance77 of 80, or 96.25%
Targeted redraws3
Final accepted panels40 of 40
Provider calls51
Generation elapsed time49.92 minutes
Human review timeNot separately measured
Settled provider costNot measured
Evidence SHA-25698c7d95e7fe7663b99d3ae8f482ad6583c281c7a8a836d68d40e8c819ab1d636

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How identity was scored

Each appearance received a 0–100 score across face and head, hair, age and body, signature outfit, and unique traits. The pass threshold was 80. Duplicated, merged, swapped, or misassigned identity anatomy failed even when the overall illustration style looked good.

Three first-pass panels gave Ren Ito duplicate mechanical-hand or forearm anatomy. Those panels were retained as disclosed “before” files, then redrawn. The other 37 first-pass panels were accepted without panel regeneration.

Known limitations

  • Nia Quill's crescent earrings sometimes appear as rounder hoops.
  • Toma Reyes's approved reference renders the written eyebrow scar more like an upper-cheek and eyebrow scar.
  • Fine mechanical finger and palm geometry varies between Ren Ito panels.
  • The sample uses English diagnostic labels rather than story dialogue to isolate visual identity consistency.
  • Active human review time and exact settled provider cost were not separately measured.

“40 of 40 final accepted panels” describes this disclosed test and its scoring rule. It is not a universal character-consistency guarantee for arbitrary prompts or reference quality.

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