Character Identity Reference Sheet

Create a panel with the original character image and a horizontal aspect ratio of 16:10, using a professional visual layout. The primary goal is to ensure that all panels immediately identify the same character, rather than multiple similar figures. Treat the character's identity in the reference image as an unchangeable hard constraint. Strictly locked: - Facial proportions (width and height), cheekbones, cheeks, jawline, and chin - Eye contour, eye spacing, eyelid structure, and gaze - Eyebrow arch, thickness, color, and distance between eyebrows and eyes - Bridge of nose, tip of nose, nostrils, and nose shape in profile - Lip thickness, cupid's bow, corners of mouth, and natural lip color - Skin tone, pores, complexion, and natural skin texture - Hairline, parting, bangs, side hair, back hair length, and hair flow - Age impression, bone structure, shoulder width, limb length, and overall body shape - Original clothing, original art style, lighting texture, and overall atmosphere. A large panel in the center of the image displays: - Full-body front view - Full-body side view - Full-body back view - Front view of face - Side profile (left) - Side profile (right) - Diagonally left - Diagonally right - Back of head - Maintaining a completely consistent skull structure, relative positions of facial features, hair volume, and body proportions from every angle. The profile must accurately replicate the nose, lips, chin, and forehead structure of the front view; generating profiles different from the character's is prohibited. A small expression matrix is ​​configured on the right side: - Normal - Smiling - Serious - Surprised - Shy - Thinking - Troubled - Slightly Sad - Calm. Maintain the same pupils, basic eye size, nose shape, lip shape, and face shape. Smiles should be natural and restrained, without altering the character's age or temperament. Detailed identity anchors are configured at the bottom: - Left eye - Right eye - Eyebrows - Front view of nose - Side view of nose - Lips - Ears - Jawline - Skin texture - Bangs structure - Side hair structure - Back hair structure - Hair flow - Add 5-7 accurate color samples to the left side of the hands: hair color, eye color, skin color, lip color, clothing color, shadow color, and base tone color. Include minimalist "fixed points": fixed face shape, fixed eye area, fixed nose shape, fixed lips, fixed bangs, fixed body shape, uniform clothing, and priority given to characters of the same type. The background should be clean with soft, even lighting, free of cinematic lighting, strong depth of field, or decorative elements. Realistically rendered characters should retain natural pores, body hair, and subtle skin tones; non-realistic characters must strictly maintain the original image's lines, color blocks, shadows, and textures, and the style must not be altered without authorization. All tags should use only clear, simplified Chinese characters at a moderate font size, and should not cover the characters. If space is limited, prioritize retaining identity anchor points and key angles, minimizing duplicate panels, and avoid forcibly filling the space by shrinking text or sacrificing character consistency.