Anime Classroom Romantic Comedy Key Visual

Create a polished widescreen anime key visual for a romantic school comedy titled {argument name="anime title" default="負けヒロインが多すぎる!"}. Canvas is 16:9, cinematic classroom interior in soft late-afternoon daylight, with large open windows, concrete pillars, balcony railings, distant blue sky and city/mountain scenery outside. Show exactly 3 high-school students seated at desks: 1) foreground left, the main heroine, a cheerful teenage girl with {argument name="heroine hair color" default="deep navy-blue"} shoulder-length messy hair, blue eyes, rosy cheeks, white short-sleeve school shirt and blue bow tie, leaning on one hand with a smug teasing smile; 2) center, a nervous teenage boy with short dark brown hair, white short-sleeve school shirt and green tie, looking sideways at the heroine with sweat drops and an awkward expression; 3) right, a petite withdrawn teenage girl with short wine-red bobbed hair and hair clips, half-hidden behind a pale patterned book or notebook, looking annoyed or shy. On the desk include exactly 5 visible items: a pink lunch box in front of the blue-haired girl, a pink cloth bundle, a small yogurt drink carton with a straw and strawberry graphic, a large dark navy school bag in the foreground right, and the red-haired girl's book/notebook. Add magazine-poster style typography and handwritten character notes: top-left Japanese title "負けヒロインが多すぎる!" in blue and pink with small English subtitle "MAKEINE Too Many Losing Heroines!"; left handwritten note near the heroine saying "やっぱ 私は負けヒロイン なんだよね〜" with a curved arrow; near the boy, small text "また 始まった…"; on the wall poster behind him, Japanese copy "負けても、きっと、青春は、終わらない。" with English subtitle "Too Many Losing Heroines!"; top-right wall text "それでも、好きな気持ちは、きっと、負けじゃない。"; near the red-haired girl, small note "別に 気にしてない" with a curved arrow. Use delicate high-quality anime linework, natural skin shading, subtle depth of field, clean modern TV-anime rendering, cool shadows, warm sun highlights, realistic classroom perspective, no film grain, no watermark, and keep all characters on-model and emotionally coherent.