NEVER LAND EPIC ADVENTURE

Based on the visual style of The Legend of Neverland (the game featured in the thumbnail), here is a breakdown of the key visual elements and descriptions you will encounter in the game.
1. The Art Style: "Cel-Shaded Fantasy"
The game uses a vibrant, high-saturation anime aesthetic often compared to Genshin Impact.
Palette: Bright pastels, deep greens for nature, and glowing blues for magic.
Rendering: Characters have a "cel-shaded" look, meaning they look like moving 2D animation even though they are 3D models.
Lighting: Soft, dreamy lighting with god rays (sunbeams) often filtering through trees to create a magical atmosphere.
2. Character Design (Classes)
In the game art (and the thumbnail), you will typically see four distinct character archetypes, representing the switchable classes:
The Gladiator: usually depicted with heavy armor and a massive Greatsword. They look sturdy and heroic, often standing at the front.
The Ranger: Wears lighter leather armor or capes and carries a Longbow. They are designed to look agile and swift.
The Scholar: Dressed in flowing robes or elegant coats, holding a Grimoire (book) or Staff. They often have magical effects floating around them.
The Craftsman: The unique class, often shown wearing goggles and carrying a Blunderbuss (gun) or mechanical tools. They have a "Steampunk-lite" aesthetic.
3. The Flower Fairies (The Companions)
A major visual element in this game is the "Flower Fairy."
Appearance: These look like miniature, floating anime girls with wings.
Design: Each is designed based on a real flower (e.g., Twin Lotus looks like a yin-yang twin, Camellia looks like a traditional shrine maiden).
Role: In thumbnails and game art, they are usually hovering next to the main character, glowing slightly to indicate they are spirits/helpers.
4. The World: Cabala
The background environments are crucial to the "Neverland" feel.
The Tree of Life: A massive, glowing white tree is often visible in the background of major art pieces.
Floating Islands: Much of the terrain floats in the sky, connected by vines or magical bridges.
Architecture: Whimsical European-fantasy style—lots of windmills, white stone towers with blue roofs, and bustling town squares.
5. UI & Interface Elements
If you are looking at gameplay screenshots or thumbnails, you will often see:
Gacha Animations: A turning sphere that glows gold or purple (indicating a high-rarity drop).
Skill Wheel: A circular set of buttons in the bottom right corner for combat skills.
Auto-Pathing: A small glowing trail or icon indicating the character is moving automatically to the quest objective.
Would you like a breakdown of the specific abilities for the "Gladiator" or "Ranger" classes?