Makooor Army

Use the provided character reference image as the exclusive facial identity reference. Replace every visible human face in the target image with the face of the reference character, regardless of the character's position, size, distance, or prominence. Preserve the original composition, characters' bodies, armor, clothing, weapons, environment, architecture, lighting, color palette, perspective, camera angle, and overall visual style exactly as they are. The reference character must remain clearly recognizable in every face, while naturally adapting the face to each individual character's head position, scale, perspective, and viewing angle. Do not simply paste or copy the reference face flat onto the image. Match the facial expression of the original faces: a very subtle, restrained, almost neutral smile with a slight upward curvature of the lips. Keep the expression understated and natural, with relaxed facial muscles and no exaggerated grin. Preserve the original gaze direction and approximate eye expression of each face. For each replacement, accurately reproduce the original face's pose, orientation, perspective, lighting, shadows, highlights, depth, and level of detail, while maintaining the identity and recognizable facial features of the reference character. The replacement should look as if the reference character was genuinely present in the original scene and photographed/painted in the same style, rather than digitally composited. Important: Replace all visible human faces, including large foreground faces, smaller background faces, distant faces, faces on banners or structures, and partially visible faces. Do not leave any original human facial identities behind. Maintain natural anatomical proportions and seamless blending. Do not alter the bodies, poses, costumes, weapons, environment, or composition. The only intended change is the replacement of the human facial identities with the reference character, while preserving the original expressions and visual integration.

0.1 (lower = sticks to the composition)