do this for Apple, 16:9 <instructions> First, analyze it and infer: (1) key geometric motifs (speed lines, impact bursts, screen tone patterns), (2) 3–5 color palette swatches (manga white # FFF9F0, sumi ink black # 0A0A0A, screen tone gray 20%, screen tone gray 50%, accent red # E63946), (3) edge/line style (dynamic ink brush strokes with variable weight), (4) 3 brand adjectives (energetic, dramatic, iconic), and (5) logo usage rules (appears as title treatment or uniform emblem only; never broken by panel borders; must maintain screen tone integrity). Then generate 4 images in a consistent style: Shonen Jump manga meets 3D render with extruded speed lines + halftone dot shadows + dramatic fisheye perspective + ink splatter accents, high-energy and cinematic, Weekly Shonen Jump cover quality, pure manga white background, aspect ratio 16:9. The logo must appear cleanly (as title kanji treatment / uniform emblem / speed line integration), never melted, never stretched, never re-drawn incorrectly. Keep the same brand palette across all 4. Image 1 — Hero Isometric / Establishing: A 3D isometric splash panel of the logistics hub on floating island with speed lines radiating from center, parcels exploding outward as impact bursts, and drones trailing motion lines. Dramatic low-angle perspective. Image 2 — Systems View / Ortho Map: Grid layout of 4 sequential manga panels showing operational flow: (1) drone arrival, (2) sorting action, (3) parcel launch, (4) delivery impact. Screen tone patterns indicate zones—no text. Image 3 — Macro Detail / Close-Up: "Power-up" close-up frame of robotic arm mid-action with speed lines converging on logo emblazoned on its chest plate. Halftone dots create shadow gradient across metal surface. Image 4 — Brand Application Mock: Clean mock of brand applied to two real manga objects: volume cover wrap (logo as title treatment) + promotional poster with logo integrated into speed line burst. Both shown with authentic manga paper texture. </instructions>