Anime Neighbor Intercom Screen

Use the reference image as the base for the character design, and under the concept of "What if your next-door neighbor were your character," depict the moment when {argument name="Character" default="an anime character"} appears as a visitor on the intercom screen of a real apartment/condominium. Accurately preserve the atmosphere of the character as an anime illustration. Never break the character's identity. Do not turn them into a realistic live-action human. Do not turn them into a 3D figure. Do not turn them into a cosplayer. Keep the character itself rendered as anime illustration. However, the place where the character is displayed is inside a real intercom's LCD screen. Make the entire image look like a photo taken with a smartphone of a home intercom unit installed indoors in a real home. An indoor intercom master unit with an LCD monitor, of the kind that might exist for a fictional Japanese home intercom system. A white or beige plastic housing. Push buttons, a call button, an end button, a monitor button, a menu button, speaker holes, small LED lamps, and so on, arranged naturally. The intercom unit itself should show light signs of use, but not be too dirty. On the LCD screen is an anime character standing in front of the entrance or in the hallway of the apartment building. The background is live-action/photoreal. The background should be a realistic Japanese residential neighborhood, a shared apartment-building hallway, an apartment's outdoor stairs, in front of an entrance, near a delivery box, in front of a gate along the street, etc. The background must always be in a live-action/photoreal style. Do not render even the background as anime-style. Only the character should be rendered in anime-illustration style; the surrounding entrance background, road, buildings, sky, plants, fences, utility poles, bicycle parking area, and so on should be drawn like a real photograph. Give the character the feel of someone who has just moved in next door and come to say hello. Apply an effect so it properly looks like they are actually showing on the LCD screen. The character should: ・be looking at the intercom camera ・be leaning forward slightly ・be waving lightly with one hand ・be holding a small paper bag or a moving-in greeting gift ・have a smile despite looking a little nervous ・have a natural sense of distance, about like "I'm moving in next door starting today" and so on — make the pose natural for a visitor. Important: The character should not look like an illustration simply pasted onto the intercom screen — it should look as if it were actually captured by the intercom camera at the entrance. Include on-screen text typical of an intercom display. Examples: 「通話中」 「玄関」 「モニター中」 「メニュー」 「録画」 「応答」 「終了」 Make the Japanese UI look like a natural intercom interface. Do not make it an overly decorated UI or one that looks like a smartphone app. Add the texture of viewing through a screen to the LCD display. Naturally add things like slight LCD bleeding/blur, blown-out highlights typical of viewing through a monitor, a low-resolution feel, faint scan lines, fine noise, a dot/pixel feel that doesn't turn into moiré, reflections, reflections off the glass surface, raised black levels, and the shallow color depth typical of LCD screens. However, do not make the noise strong enough to distort the character's face. Keep the character's expression, eyes, hairstyle, and outfit looking clean and clear. Light the character on the intercom screen with natural outdoor light. Light the indoor intercom unit itself with the room's warm-toned lighting and reflected light from the wall. Make the light from the LCD screen and the light in the room blend naturally together. Make the composition look like a photo casually taken with a smartphone. Shot from a slight angle. Do not use a perfectly front-on composition. It's a close-up shot of the intercom mounted on the wall. Include wallpaper, shadow, slight camera shake, and a slight tilt at the edges of the frame. Do not make it look like a movie poster. Do not make it look like an advertising visual. Excessive cinematic styling is prohibited. An overly polished/perfect composition is prohibited. Avoid the glossy rendering typical of AI. The overall mood should be a slightly strange, everyday-feeling photo along the lines of: "I looked at the intercom at home, and for some reason an anime character who'd just moved in next door was just casually showing on the screen."