Japanese Fantasy Vigilante Princess Character Sheet

Reference: 1 person reference image attached with this instruction. Body: Based on the attached person reference image, create a 1:1 square simple character sheet image for sharing and video reference. Purpose: Fix the face, hairstyle, body shape, costume, color scheme, and fox mask of the main character in the 15-second high-quality anime video "Japanese Fantasy: The Beautiful Vigilante Running Through the Streets" and organize into one visually appealing image for sharing. This image is a character reference sheet, not a storyboard. Do not include chronological progression, camera movement, tracking, combat, street scenes, or festival events. Style: high-quality theatrical anime style. Utilize the reference image woman's facial features, eye shape, contour, bangs, black hair, age, delicate and elegant atmosphere, and transform into a refined Japanese fantasy anime character. Some anime deformation is acceptable, but do not make a generic pretty girl face that loses the reference woman's characteristics. Do not make photorealistic, 3D CG, cheap TV anime style, or monotonous game NPC style. Do not reproduce the reference image's white shirt or modern clothing. The protagonist is a noble young lady from a prestigious family in her early 20s. Ostensibly an elegant aristocratic woman, but secretly a vigilante protecting the people and festivals. Slender and supple model physique. Convey elegance, nobility, agility, and a strong sense of justice. Hair: glossy black hair. Basic style: high ponytail, leaving long ends and face-framing strands. Bangs: delicate, slightly transparent shape utilizing the reference image's features. Eyes: amber to reddish-brown. Usually cool and elegant, but during vigilante activities show strong will and fearless charm. Costume: luxurious Japanese fantasy outfit based on red, white, black, and gold. Balance the splendor of a noblewoman with the mobility of a vigilante. Based on traditional Japanese clothing, consisting of a slim waist, light haori, short hakama-style layers for easy movement, fluttering decorative cloth, tabi boots or Japanese-style boots. Do not make an overly heavy princess outfit; keep a light silhouette capable of running over roofs and bridges. Add gold belt ornaments, netsuke, thin decorative cords, and red tassels in an organized manner. Do not add too much fabric or decoration; keep the full-body silhouette clear. Background: white to very light gray solid studio background. Make a clean, organized design suitable for public sharing. Use only short English headings. Do not include long text, names, story text, logos, watermarks, decorative titles, or extra characters other than numbers. Layout is fixed as follows; do not change the section structure, placement, order, or proportions. [Upper section: approx. 50%] Divided into 4 horizontal sections. Each section has roughly equal width, with thin dividing lines and sufficient margins. 01 FRONT Full-body front view of the protagonist. Natural upright posture. Fully within frame from top of head to soles, sleeves, hem, and edges of decorative cloth. 02 SIDE Full-body side view of the same person, same costume, same scale. Show the ponytail, costume thickness, sleeves, obi, decorative cloth, and foot structure. 03 BACK Full-body back view of the same person, same costume, same scale. Clearly show hairstyle, obi knot, back decoration, hem, and boot structure. Align foot height and figure scale for 01, 02, 03. 04 SPECIAL LOOK Special appearance as a vigilante. Maintain the basic design of the regular costume, face, hairstyle, and color scheme, but wear a right half fox mask. Use a slightly dynamic full-body pose, but not a scene or action shot. May hold a festival orb emitting warm gold and red light in one hand. The orb is a supplementary accessory; do not make it more prominent than the protagonist. [Right half fox mask - most important fixed element] The fox mask is worn on the right side of the protagonist's face. It is a thin, refined half-mask covering only the right side of the forehead, around the right eye, and the right cheek. The left eye, left cheek, part of the nose bridge, and mouth are clearly visible. Do not float the mask beside the face. Do not place it on the head or hair. Do not hold it in hand. Do not make it a mere hair ornament. Do not make a full-face mask. Do not make a three-dimensional object like a vertically halved fox head. It should be a thin shape adhering to the face; the nose tip or muzzle should not protrude forward. Keep the fox ear protrusion small; do not let it extend far beyond the face contour. The inner boundary of the mask should not be a straight line down the center of the face, but a gentle curve following the forehead, eye area, and cheek naturally. Base color white, with simple and elegant red and gold patterns. The eye area should be slightly sharp like a fox, but not terrifying, yokai-like, or Noh mask style. Do not make patterns or decorations too intricate. One small red tassel or metal fitting may be added. [Middle section: approx. 22%] 05 EXPRESSIONS Five faces at the same scale arranged in a horizontal row. Unify face, hairstyle, bangs, eye color, and decorations. From left to right, the five expressions: · calm · confident smile · alert · focused · gentle victorious smile Expression differences should be clear, but avoid making a different person, excessive facial contortions, or extreme mouth deformation. [Lower section: approx. 28%] 06 FACE / DETAILS Left side approx. 60%: Three views of the same person's face: front, oblique, and side. The front face most strongly reflects the reference image's features. Unify facial features, contour, nose, eyes, lips, bangs, and age sense across the three views. Right side approx. 40%: Divided into 4 frames in 2 columns x 2 rows. EYES Amber to reddish-brown pupils, eye shape, eyelashes, subtle red eyeliner. LIPS Natural and elegant lips utilizing the reference image's features. Do not make overly thick or highly glossy lips. HAIR / BANGS Clearly show black hair texture, delicate bangs, and face-framing strands. FOX MASK Completely match the shape, proportions, red-gold pattern, boundary line, and tassel of the right half fox mask actually worn in 04 SPECIAL LOOK. Do not make a standalone full-face mask. Show it at an angle that reveals it is a thin right half-mask worn on the face. Unify all panels as the same character. Do not change face, hairstyle, eye color, costume, color scheme, decorations, or body shape. Do not include broken hands/feet/face, left-right reversal, extra people, multiple characters, or duplicated limbs. Do not cut off head, hair, hands, feet, shoes, sleeves, or hem in full-body views. Do not mix characters or costumes between panels.