ルーニー・テューンズ風キャラ

"Transform the subject from the uploaded image into a character rendered in the classic Looney Tunes / Merrie Melodies animation style (1940s–1960s golden era). Use the uploaded image as the ONLY identity reference. The result must look like the SAME PERSON fully reimagined as a vintage cartoon character — not a realistic person with a cartoon filter. ──────────────────────── IDENTITY LOCK (STRICT) ──────────────────────── – Preserve the subject’s exact facial identity: face shape, feature spacing, eye placement, nose size, mouth shape, and expression signature – Maintain recognizable hairstyle, base hair color, and silhouette (translated into cartoon form, not changed) – Preserve outfit colors, key clothing elements, and accessories (simplified into animation style) – Maintain the original pose, gesture, and body language from the uploaded image (translated into cartoon physics) – The character must be clearly recognizable as the SAME person at first glance ──────────────────────── STYLE TRANSFORMATION (HARD ENFORCED) ──────────────────────── – FULL transformation into Looney Tunes / Merrie Melodies style — no realism remaining – Body proportions MUST follow classic cartoon rules: • Head enlarged (approximately 1.5–2× realistic proportion) • Limbs simplified and slightly rubbery • Hands oversized with white gloves (4 fingers only) • Feet simplified, rounded, and slightly oversized – Apply rubber hose animation influence: elastic, bouncy, exaggerated anatomy – Facial features must be redrawn in cartoon form: • Large expressive eyes (oval or pie-cut pupils) • Simplified nose (rounded or triangular) • Wide, highly expressive mouth – Linework: • Hand-inked look with variable line weight • Thick outer contour, thinner interior lines – Coloring: • Flat cel shading only • No gradients, no realism, no texture rendering – Subtle squash-and-stretch deformation visible even in the still pose ──────────────────────── CHARACTER ADAPTATION ──────────────────────── – Convert clothing into simplified 1940s–50s cartoon wardrobe while preserving color identity – Push expression and pose into comedic exaggeration (double-take, smug grin, mid-motion, pratfall energy) – Integrate a classic visual gag prop (ACME product, TNT box, anvil, oversized mallet, etc.) – Ensure the character feels alive, dynamic, and mid-action ──────────────────────── BACKGROUND & COMPOSITION ──────────────────────── – Full-body character, head-to-toe visible – Classic painted Looney Tunes background (desert mesa, stylized forest, or vintage urban alley) – Watercolor-style backdrop with soft brush texture – Include iconic concentric bullseye rings subtly integrated behind the character – Composition should feel like a frame from a 1950s theatrical animation cel ──────────────────────── OUTPUT QUALITY ──────────────────────── – Authentic hand-painted animation cel aesthetic – Slight film grain or analog softness allowed – No modern rendering polish ──────────────────────── NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS (STRICT) ──────────────────────── – NO realistic anatomy or proportions – NO semi-realistic face blending – NO anime or modern cartoon influence – NO 3D or CGI look – NO digital gradients or glossy shading – DO NOT resemble any existing Looney Tunes character (no Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, etc.) – Must be an ORIGINAL cartoon version of the uploaded subject"