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This React and D3.js (v6) visualization draws a stylized Danny Phantom face using SVG primitives. It constructs the face from a circle, layered eye elements, rectangular eyebrows, and polygon hair, all positioned relative to the viewport center via computed coordinates. The D3 `arc` function generates the mouth path, while React 16.9.0 renders the SVG to the page. The illustration uses a pastel color palette for skin, eyes, and hair.

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Danny Phantom face implementation with React.

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