A wide anime-style couple illustration with no headline, made as a matching profile picture pair of two students under one umbrella in the rain. A dark-haired boy with a teal tie and a long-haired girl with a plum bow rest chins on fists and smile, split by the umbrella pole. Remake it as your own pair by swapping hair colours or uniform details, then crop each half into a square avatar.

Create a finished anime matching profile-picture pair on one 2:1 horizontal canvas, divided into two equal square portraits. Each half must work alone as a complete avatar. In the left square, draw an original anime student with a dark navy school blazer, white shirt and soft teal accents; in the right square, a distinct original anime classmate in a coordinated uniform with muted plum accents. Give both expressive glossy eyes with layered irises and two catchlights, clean line art, clumped hair with a subtle highlight band, gentle blush, and soft cel shading. Faces sit centered within their own square and safely inside a circular crop; show head and shoulders, with each character leaning slightly toward the other. Their expressions are warm and quietly cheerful, with a natural classmate-friendship feeling. One large, simple dark-navy umbrella canopy is held between them and spans across both halves, its center joining precisely at the canvas midpoint; keep both heads, faces, and bodies fully on their own sides. Add a few fine, gently slanting rain streaks and tiny droplets on the canopy, with a soft cool rim light and delicate reflected highlights. Use a calm rainy-day palette of misty blue-gray, pale sky blue, cream, navy, and restrained plum. Behind them, use a softly blurred pale blue-gray school courtyard with only faint indistinct architectural shapes; keep it uncluttered and low contrast so the faces dominate. Preserve generous edge safety for circular avatar crops, and make the two halves feel cohesive through the shared umbrella, rain, palette, linework, and lighting. No words, letters, numbers, logos, border, or center divider. Do not stretch a character across both pictures.