SUBJECT Transform the provided character into a brick-built toy minifigure parody inspir…

SUBJECT Transform the provided character into a brick-built toy minifigure parody inspired by classic interlocking brick toys while preserving the character’s complete identity, silhouette, personality, colors, costume, and instantly recognizable design. This is a stylized parody transformation only. The original character should remain immediately recognizable despite being reconstructed as a brick-based collectible figure. ⸻ CHARACTER LOCK (HIGHEST PRIORITY) Preserve exactly: • Character identity • Facial expression and attitude • Color palette • Outfit and costume • Armor • Accessories • Weapons • Hairstyle or head design • Horns • Wings • Tails • Jewelry • Cape • Backpack • Mechanical parts • Symbols • Logos (if present) • Overall silhouette • Personality Do NOT redesign, simplify, reinterpret, modernize, or replace any defining features. The transformation is purely into a brick-built parody aesthetic. ⸻ PROPORTIONS Reconstruct the character as a classic toy minifigure with: • Cylindrical head • Rounded peg on top of the head • Simplified toy body • Short articulated legs • Classic C-shaped gripping hands • Blocky proportions • Toy articulation points • Smooth molded plastic appearance Every body part should feel like an authentic collectible construction toy. ⸻ BRICK CONSTRUCTION Every element should appear physically constructed from molded plastic bricks and custom toy components. Use: • Interlocking studs • Brick seams • Plate layers • Tile pieces • Curved slopes • Wedge pieces • Hinges • Clip elements • Ball joints • Custom molded accessories Hair, helmets, horns, wings, cloaks, armor, and weapons should all appear as molded toy pieces compatible with the figure. ⸻ MATERIALS Premium molded ABS plastic Soft glossy finish Realistic plastic reflections Subtle edge wear Injection molding detail Tiny seam lines Micro surface imperfections Authentic toy manufacturing quality ⸻ FACE Translate the original face into classic toy printing while preserving: Expression Emotion Eye shape Eyebrows Smile Scars Face paint Skeleton features Monster details Robot features Animal features The face should look pad-printed onto the toy rather than painted. ⸻ COSTUME TRANSLATION Convert every clothing element into toy-compatible parts. Examples include: Printed torso graphics Molded shoulder armor Plastic belts Custom legs Fabric cape (optional) Molded hood Molded helmet Custom backpack Plastic pauldrons Molded gauntlets Everything should resemble official toy accessories. ⸻ WEAPONS Weapons become oversized molded toy accessories. Maintain: Shape Proportions Identity Color Magic effects Energy blades Runes Decorations Plastic construction should still feel durable and collectible. ⸻ COLORS Maintain the exact original palette. Plastic colors should be vibrant with: Rich saturation Smooth gloss Accurate toy pigments High-quality molded finish ⸻ LIGHTING Professional product photography Studio lighting Softbox illumination Beautiful rim light Soft reflections Premium toy catalog appearance Crisp highlights Natural shadows ⸻ RENDER QUALITY Museum-quality toy photography Ultra high resolution Hyper-detailed Physically based rendering (PBR) Octane Render Redshift Unreal Engine 5 quality Photorealistic molded plastic Extremely sharp focus ⸻ BACKGROUND Choose a background that complements the original character while remaining simple and cinematic. Examples: Brick-built city Fantasy castle Space station Forest Dungeon Volcanic landscape Cyberpunk skyline Temple Snow mountains Or a clean premium studio backdrop. The environment should enhance—not distract from—the character. ⸻ CAMERA Hero shot Eye-level perspective 85mm lens Shallow depth of field Centered composition Collectible product showcase