Nolan Michaels

Yes, you need an active Midjourney Subscription to generate images using these codes

You’ll get 50 manga-inspired Midjourney mood board codes, organized around ink pages, colored manga, cover art, character styles, sci-fi worlds, and anime-adjacent looks. The PDF also includes quick-start instructions, prompting tips, example phrases for different board types, and guidance on how to get better results from the codes.

Copy one of the style codes and paste it at the end of your Midjourney prompt. For example: a lone warrior standing in a ruined city --p xxxxxxx ---- For better results, add a few words describing the style or format you want before the code.

Yes. This pack includes future access to the Manga Pack inside the Future Tech Pilot Chrome extension. The extension is not required to use the codes today. It is being built as a more convenient way to browse, select, and reuse the boards once it becomes available.

No. The pack includes traditional ink-heavy manga boards, but it also includes colored manga, painterly covers, glossy character styles, sci-fi scenes, eerie worlds, and anime-adjacent boards.

No. The Anime Pack is focused more broadly on animated, character-driven, and stylized anime looks. This pack is more manga-centered, with a stronger focus on ink, panels, covers, printed textures, linework, and manga-style illustration.

No. The board names are just there to help you browse the PDF. Midjourney only sees the code you paste into your prompt.

Mostly, yes. The codes are designed to give you a consistent style direction, especially when your prompts are similar. Midjourney still has some natural variation, but the code should keep the overall look very close.