Comparatif Navire Polaire Réaliste vs Animé

A two-panel side-by-side horizontal comparison image showing the same arctic warship concept rendered in two distinct styles, divided by a thick vertical black line with a thin black outer border. Left panel: - Subject & Setting: A massive gray naval battleship moored in a frozen industrial harbor at night, surrounded by floating jagged sea ice slabs. - Composition & Camera: Low-angle front-left view emphasizing the imposing dark silhouette, tall superstructure, radar mast, and heavy gun turrets. - Lighting & Atmosphere: Cinematic, dark, ominous, and realistic. Inky black ocean water, dramatic bright blue aurora borealis curtains dancing in a starry navy sky, subtle drifting snow particles, and industrial cranes silhouetted in the distance. Right panel: - Subject & Setting: A crisp 2D anime cel-shaded illustration of a white armored ice patrol warship with the text "[NORTHERN GHOST]" printed clearly on the hull, navigating cracked pack ice near a snowy port. - Composition & Camera: High three-quarter bow perspective showing deck details, glowing cyan bridge windows, antennas, radar dishes, searchlights, lifeboats, and gun mounts. - Lighting & Environment: Cool arctic palette of navy, icy blue, white, and gray with warm yellow dock lights. Exactly 3 large harbor cranes standing in the background on the left, small dockside buildings, and a glowing full moon with light clouds in the night sky. Constraints: Exactly two equal rectangular panels, exactly one warship per panel, exactly three cranes in the right panel, text "[NORTHERN GHOST]" only on the right hull, no characters, no watermarks.