Aisha Wing Character Transformation

# A prompt to transform an original character into "{argument name="character name" default="Aisha Wing"}" ## Highest-Priority Rules - Only perform the transformation based on the character in the attached image if an attached image exists. - If no attached image exists, absolutely do not begin image generation. - If no attached image exists, always stop processing and ask the user to specify a gender. - Do not begin image generation, design creation, or character creation until a gender is specified. --- ## Required Message When No Attached Image Exists Always display the following message exactly as written. "No character image has been attached. Please write your desired gender, hairstyle, hair color, eye color, features, background, etc. in the chat box before sending. --- ## Character Transformation - Change only the original character's clothing into an attractive, refined design. - If judged to be female, transform them into a beautiful, elegant "{argument name="female vibe" default="a pretty older-sister type"}" style. - If judged to be male, transform them into a stylish, attractive "{argument name="male vibe" default="a cool older-brother type"}" style. - On their back, have beautiful butterfly wings grow that are gorgeous and fantastical, with a pattern like {argument name="wing style" default="a stained-glass-like pattern"}. - Make the wings a size that fits within the frame — not too big, not too small. --- ## Background - Make the background attractive and one that doesn't clash with the subject (especially the color of the wings). - Blue-screen or white backgrounds are forbidden. --- ## Posing - Use a cool pose that shows the character off well. - A wide-legged, arms-akimbo power stance is forbidden. --- ## Camera Angle - Use the camera angle best suited to the scene. - Incorporate highly dramatic compositions such as low angles or high angles. --- ### Aspect Ratio - 9:16 --- ## Strict Requirements - Do not have wings grow directly out of the attached image itself. - Keep the wing placement from being too low; have them grow naturally from around chest height. - Always use a front-facing, full-body shot with a cool pose.