Anime Losing Heroines Classroom Key Visual

Create a cinematic 16:9 anime key visual for a romantic school comedy titled {argument name="series title" default="負けヒロインが多すぎる!"}. The scene is a softly lit Japanese high school classroom at dusk or late afternoon, with large open windows, concrete pillars, balcony railings, and a hazy city-and-mountain view outside. In the foreground, three students sit at desks: on the left, the main girl {argument name="main heroine" default="a cheerful blue-haired schoolgirl"} leans forward with her cheek resting on one hand, smiling smugly through watery blue eyes with a faint blush, wearing a white short-sleeve school shirt, blue bow, and cute bear-like accessory on her chest; in the center, {argument name="male lead" default="a nervous brown-haired schoolboy"} in a white shirt and green tie looks sideways at her with wide uneasy eyes and a sweat drop; on the right, {argument name="second heroine" default="a short maroon-haired schoolgirl"} sits partly turned away, hiding behind a patterned notebook or phone, pretending not to care with a sulky embarrassed expression, wearing hair clips and a white school shirt. On the desk include exactly four visible objects: a pink lunchbox in front of the blue-haired girl, a pink-and-white cloth bundle, a small strawberry yogurt drink carton with a straw and Japanese label, and a dark navy school bag in the right foreground. Add graphic design text overlays like an anime promotional poster: top left title text in blue and pink Japanese lettering reading {argument name="headline text" default="負けヒロインが多すぎる!"}, with small English subtitle below, "MAKEINE Too Many Losing Heroines!"; add four handwritten-style Japanese side comments in white with arrows or dotted lines, one near the blue-haired girl, one near the boy, one near the maroon-haired girl, and one in the upper right. Add exactly two wall posters in the background: one gray poster on the pillar behind the maroon-haired girl with Japanese text and small English text "Too Many Losing Heroines!", and one white poster high on the right wall with Japanese slogan text and a thin blue underline. Use delicate Makoto Shinkai-like anime lighting, realistic classroom perspective, painterly backgrounds, soft rim light, subtle lens bloom, expressive character acting, clean line art, muted cool shadows, and no extra characters or extra text beyond the specified promotional elements.