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Prompt: IMAGE 1 IS MY CHARACTER. Use Image 1 as the exact source of truth for the character’s identity, face, hairstyle, clothing, colors, proportions, accessories, and distinctive features. IMAGE 2 IS ONLY A VISUAL REFERENCE. Do not copy its character or design. Use it only for the art style, pose, framing, amount of the character shown, and fading effect at the bottom. Have my character from Image 1 facing RIGHT, in a clean side-profile or subtle three-quarter profile. Keep their appearance faithful to Image 1. Framing: Show roughly the upper half of the character, including the full head and hair, face, neck, shoulders, torso, and upper clothing. Keep the character centered with comfortable white space. Do not crop the head or hair. Give the character a neutral, calm expression and relaxed posture. Keep the pants properly closed and neatly fitted, with a simple, neutral, non-suggestive appearance. Art style: Traditional Japanese manga/anime character artwork with a hand-drawn ink and pencil sketch aesthetic. Use delicate organic linework, varied line weight, detailed hair strands, subtle cross-hatching, light pencil texture, and natural sketch imperfections. The result should look like a refined manga character design sketch. Color: Use the exact colors and color palette seen on my character in Image 1. Do not take the colors from Image 2. Preserve my character’s original hair, skin, eyes, clothing, and accessory colors while applying the hand-drawn ink/pencil rendering style. Bottom fade: The lower clothing/body should gradually dissolve into the white background. Lines become lighter, thinner, sparser, and more broken toward the bottom, with some strokes naturally trailing off. No hard horizontal cutoff, straight crop line, or solid bottom outline. It should gently fade into the white space while keeping enough of the character visible to understand the clothing and pose. Background: Completely plain white, with no scenery, objects, text, borders, or additional characters. Most important: Image 1 = my character and their colors. Image 2 = style and composition reference only. Do not merge or redesign the characters.