The back of the cereal box: a maze, a word search, a cut-out mask — and your product callouts hiding inside the fun.
Vertical 4:5 straight-on flat shot of the back panel of a breakfast cereal box: matte printed cardboard with fine CMYK rosette texture, a soft crease along one edge, top flap tabs just visible, bright primary-color 1990s cereal design. Header in chunky outlined letters: "TOVI FUN ZONE!" Left column: a squiggly maze inside a cloud shape titled "HELP MILO THE FOX FIND HIS CRUNCH!", a cartoon fox at the start and a cereal bowl at the finish. Right column: a ten-by-ten word-search grid of bold letters, captioned "FIND: OATS • HONEY • CRUNCH • PROTEIN • TOVI". Bottom third: a cut-out fox mask with dotted scissor lines and a small scissors icon, labeled "CUT OUT YOUR MILO MASK!" Scattered around: a starburst reading "12G PROTEIN PER BOWL" and a footer strip: "NO WEIRD STUFF. JUST BREAKFAST. TOVI.COM". Bottom-right corner holds [PRODUCT — e.g. "a small inset photo of Tovi honey-oat cereal pouring into a bowl"]. Every headline, caption, and grid letter crisp, evenly spaced, and spelled exactly. No real cereal mascots or brands, no barcode, no watermark, no photorealistic children.