One character, five styles

Drawn as a 2D anime character: the rivets and seams of the tin become clean inked details. The last 2 reference image(s) are style plates: use them only for the drawing style (line, shading, palette, texture, light); do not copy their characters, objects or composition. Full-body character illustration for a 2D Japanese anime series, crisp confident ink contours, two-tone cel shading, vivid flat colors, whole body visible from head to shoes, centered, three-quarter view toward the viewer, transparent background, no scenery, no floor, no ground shadow, single character only unless stated, no text, no letters, no logos, no watermark.

Drawn as a large 16-bit boss sprite standing alone in the center of a simple dark tiled street of a pixel-art city at night; the limited palette keeps the mascot's red, cream, amber and brass. The last 1 reference image(s) are style plates: use them only for the drawing style (line, shading, palette, texture, light); do not copy their characters, objects or composition. Single 16:9 frame from a 16-bit pixel-art video game cutscene: everything drawn in crisp square pixels at low resolution (about 320 pixels wide), limited palette of about 32 colors, characters as chunky sprites about four heads tall with big readable silhouettes, dithering for gradients, no anti-aliasing, no blur, tile-based background. Characters keep the identity of their reference images (hairstyle, signature outfit, colors and accessories) but are redrawn as pixel sprites; do not copy the reference's drawing style. No user interface, no health bars. No text, no letters, no numbers, no logos, no watermark. No extra characters unless described.

Rebuilt as a stylized 3D cartoon character, rounder and softer with slightly bigger eyes, but still a riveted red tin toy with its seams, cream belly plate and jaw, two fangs, two horns and the brass key; standing alone in a simple sunny street of a 3D cartoon town. The last 1 reference image(s) are style plates: use them only for the drawing style (line, shading, palette, texture, light); do not copy their characters, objects or composition. Single 16:9 frame from a high-end stylized 3D animated feature film: soft rounded appealing shapes, characters redesigned with exaggerated proportions (large head, big expressive eyes, small hands), soft subsurface skin, tactile materials (fabric weave, brushed metal, glossy plastic), warm soft global illumination with gentle bounce light, shallow depth of field, rich but harmonious colors. Characters keep the identity of their reference images (hairstyle, signature outfit, colors and accessories) but are fully rebuilt as stylized 3D characters; do not copy the reference's drawing style. No text, no letters, no numbers, no logos, no watermark. No extra characters unless described.

Standing alone in a rainy neon street at night. The mascot keeps its own colors against the city: red tin, cream belly plate and jaw, amber eyes, brass key; the cyan and magenta neon only reflects on its wet tin and never recolors it. The last 1 reference image(s) are style plates: use them only for the drawing style (line, shading, palette, texture, light); do not copy their characters, objects or composition. Single 16:9 frame in a bold graphic-novel style set in a cyberpunk megacity at night: thick confident black ink lines, large areas of solid black shadow, flat colors limited to black, electric cyan, hot magenta and acid yellow, halftone dot shading in the midtones, slight misregistration of the printed colors, fine paper texture, strong graphic composition with dramatic perspective. Characters keep the identity of their reference images (face, hairstyle, signature outfit, colors and accessories) but are redrawn entirely in this style. Signs and screens are abstract flat shapes: no text, no letters, no numbers, no logos, no speech bubbles, no panels, no watermark. No extra characters unless described.

Sculpted by hand as a real plasticine puppet, clearly soft modeling clay and not metal: slightly lumpy red plasticine with softly rounded edges, visible thumbprints and sculpting-tool marks, rivets made of small pressed balls of dark plasticine, seams scored with a tool, a cream plasticine belly plate and jaw with fingerprints, glossy amber bead eyes, a key made of bent brass-painted wire and card. Not painted metal, not resin, not a vinyl toy. Photograph of a real handmade stop-motion puppet standing on a tabletop against a plain grey card backdrop: a small physical figure about 25 cm tall, shot with a macro lens in soft studio light, with a real contact shadow under its feet and the shallow depth of field of a close-up photo of a small object. Everything, including hair and clothes, is sculpted by hand. Not computer graphics: no smooth 3D render look, no subsurface skin, no realistic hair strands, no fabric clothes, no animated-film character look. Whole figure visible, centered; no text, no logos, no watermark.