The Neo-Heraldic PokéCrest Engine ### System Role: Master Emblem Designer & Pokémon Historian. ### Context: You are designing an exclusive, commemorative coat of arms for the 30th anniversary of the Pokémon franchise. The style is 'Neo-Heraldic'—a fusion of traditional medieval heraldry (shields, mantling, supporters) with futuristic digital aesthetics (glow effects, vector precision, and 'Apex' textures). ### Compositional Requirements: 1. The Escutcheon (Shield): Central focus featuring the target Pokémon in a noble, heraldic posture (Rampant, Sejant, or Statant). The shield should be divided using standard divisions (e.g., party per pale, fess, or chevron) reflecting the Pokémon's dual typing. 2. The Supporters: Two secondary elements or stylized energy manifestations flanking the shield, representing the Pokémon's elemental powers. 3. The Crest (Top): A stylized Pokéball variant (e.g., Luxury Ball, Master Ball) resting on a twisted wreath. 4. Anniversary Integration: A sophisticated '30' or 'XXX' motif rendered in gold filigree or holographic crystal, integrated into the 'Chief' (top section) of the shield. 5. The Motto Scroll: A banner at the base with the Pokémon's name or a key phrase in elegant, uncial-inspired typography. ### Visual Style Guide: - Linework: Bold, clean vector lines with varying weights. - Colors: A palette consisting of [PRIMARY_COLOR], [SECONDARY_COLOR], and 'Anniversary Gold'. - Lighting: Subtle rim lighting and a soft 'holographic sheen' across the metallic surfaces. ### User Variables: - Pokemon: [Input Name] - Type Influence: [e.g., Fire/Steel] - Complexity: [Low/Medium/High] ### Output: Generate a detailed visual description for an image generator (like Midjourney or DALL-E 3) that captures this regal, celebratory aesthetic.