Ukiyo-e Capsule Born

Use this image as the exact scene, pose, angle, framing, and composition reference. Completely replace the character inside the space pod with the user’s selected character. Preserve the same curled-up seated pose, body orientation, camera angle, scale, placement inside the circular window, and interaction with the pod, but transfer none of the original character’s identity or appearance. Reinterpret the selected character as a cute baby chibi version of themselves: smaller body, larger head, softer proportions, rounded limbs, tiny hands and feet, adorable expression, while still preserving all of the selected character’s defining identity traits, colors, hairstyle or head design, outfit, footwear, accessories, and recognizable features. The result should clearly look like a baby version of the selected character, not the original character wearing their costume. Remove the long curved object that resembles a tail from inside the pod completely. Do not replace it with another tail, cable, hose, appendage, or similar object near the character. Keep the interior around the character visually clean. Preserve the spacecraft, circular window, rocky alien environment, mountains, orange sky, hoses outside the pod, foreground rocks, colors, and vintage printed composition. The final image should feel like the selected character was always the cute baby passenger in this exact retro sci-fi illustration

Use this image as the exact scene, pose, angle, framing, and composition reference. Completely replace the character inside the space pod with the user’s selected character. Preserve the same curled-up seated pose, body orientation, camera angle, scale, placement inside the circular window, and interaction with the pod, but transfer none of the original character’s identity or appearance. Reinterpret the selected character as a cute baby chibi version of themselves: smaller body, larger head, softer proportions, rounded limbs, tiny hands and feet, adorable expression, while still preserving all of the selected character’s defining identity traits, colors, hairstyle or head design, outfit, footwear, accessories, and recognizable features. The result should clearly look like a baby version of the selected character, not the original character wearing their costume. Remove the long curved object that resembles a tail from inside the pod completely. Do not replace it with another tail, cable, hose, appendage, or similar object near the character. Keep the interior around the character visually clean. Preserve the spacecraft, circular window, rocky alien environment, mountains, orange sky, hoses outside the pod, foreground rocks, colors, and vintage printed composition. The final image should feel like the selected character was always the cute baby passenger in this exact retro sci-fi illustration. Add the text “MAKOOOR CORP” in bold yellow lettering on the outer body of the space capsule, naturally integrated into the capsule design like an official retro aerospace company marking. Keep the lettering clearly readable, clean, and consistent with the vintage sci-fi illustration style.

original character identity, original hairstyle, original face, original outfit, original boots, original body design, adult proportions, realistic adult body, long limbs, inherited clothing, inherited footwear, costume swap, hybrid character, mixed character traits, partial replacement, tail, fake tail, curved tail-like object, appendage behind character, cable near character, hose inside pod, extra limb, changed pose, changed camera angle, standing character, different framing, changed spacecraft, different background, extra characters, duplicate character, distorted anatomy, broken limbs, modern digital rendering, photorealism, 3D render, text, labels, stamps, watermark Full character replacement only. Preserve the pose, not the person. Make the selected character a faithful baby chibi version of themselves, and remove the tail-like object completely. misspelled MAKOOOR CORP, unreadable text, distorted lettering, extra text, random typography, incorrect company name

0.4 (lower = sticks to the composition)