FutureRetcon【VMoid】

If anyone is interested in the prompt: Use the provided Character Reference Sheet as the absolute visual authority. Preserve the character’s established identity, facial structure, hairstyle, colors, clothing visible within frame, accessories, cybernetics, horns, ears, masks, helmets, markings, and all other defining traits exactly as presented. Do not invent, simplify, replace, or add character features. Create a square 1:1 extreme close-up portrait of the character’s head and upper shoulders, with the head turned strongly enough that the composition is dominated by the left side of the character’s face. The left eye should be the primary focal point whenever visible, staring directly into the camera, while the opposite side of the face recedes naturally through perspective. Frame the shot from a subtly elevated, downward-looking camera angle using approximately a 25% fisheye/fishbowl lens distortion, exaggerating perspective near the focal side without deforming the character beyond recognition. The image should feel like a single impossible millisecond captured while the camera is accelerating toward the character at extreme speed. Build the entire visual atmosphere around the character’s established eye color or primary facial focal feature, allowing that color to influence the surrounding lighting, energy streaks, rim illumination, and overall emotional palette. If the character’s eyes are obscured by a visor, helmet, mask, hair, or other canonical feature, use that feature as the focal point instead. For characters with multiple or unusual eyes, prioritize the most compositionally dominant eye while preserving their canonical arrangement exactly. Apply approximately 35% chromatic aberration around the outer composition, with controlled RGB separation, optical warping, directional light streaks, and subtle edge distortion suggesting extreme velocity. Layer approximately 45% analog television interference through the image: horizontal static bands, scan-line disruptions, signal tearing, and selective glitch displacement. Allow several static bands to briefly bend or offset portions of the character’s hair, face, clothing, or equipment as though the image signal itself is being distorted, while keeping the primary focal eye/facial feature exceptionally sharp and readable. The effects should feel deliberately art-directed rather than random noise, with stronger distortion toward the edges and cleaner definition around the focal point. Render in an extremely clean professional seinen anime aesthetic with cinematic intensity and precise character fidelity. No generic AI appearance, pointillism, stippling, dot textures, fracture lines, muddy textures, or excessively soft/blurry edges. All linework must remain crisp and intentional, all shading transitions controlled and professional, and all highlights carefully placed. Maintain high contrast, excellent form definition, restrained reflections, deep dimensional lighting, and a polished premium illustration finish. The final image should feel like a character portrait caught between a high-speed camera test, corrupted broadcast signal, and cinematic anime key visual—dynamic and experimental, but unmistakably faithful to the supplied character reference.