Oh boy did this take some rewording, bing does not like "Garfield enjoying time in a PzKpfw V at ardennes december 1944, landscape painting, cartoon"
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Out of curiosity I tried the same with Midjourney. No problems with the prompt, but apparently it a completely different ideas about who this Garfield character is :) On the plus side, it does seem to recognize that a PzKpfw V is a tank.
I like it, I think bing does well with names and characters but what I find neat is how when given a very specific model of tank both it and Midjourney know it is a tank but play fast and loose as to what that means. The tank you got seems like a french(?) hull with a US light tank turret, fascinating.
That prompt gets blocked for me.
Yeah, I had to try a few times. I don't really know how it picks what to block. Is it before or after an image is made?