Use the supplied image as the absolute identity authority for the central character’s fa…

Use the supplied image as the absolute identity authority for the central character’s facial structure, body proportions, silhouette, hairstyle or head shape, expression language, distinctive features, design language, material cues, symbolic motifs, palette, and overall presence. Preserve recognizability. Do not copy the supplied pose, background, camera angle, or exact outfit. Create a clearly adult character in a new dark surreal cyber-gothic anime key visual, formatted in a 9:21 ultra-tall vertical aspect ratio. Use the tall frame deliberately: the centered character dominates the composition while beams, mirrors, chains, staircases, halo structures, and nightmare architecture extend through the full height of the image. Preserve all identity-defining coverings exactly. If the supplied character has covered eyes, an eyepatch, hair over one eye, a mask, helmet, visor, hood, crown, horns, headpiece, mechanical face covering, or similar obstruction, keep it intact. Do not reveal covered eyes or remove headgear. Adapt these features into the cyber-gothic design while preserving their placement, silhouette, and recognizability. Render in premium retro-modern anime key-visual style: bold clean black outlines, razor-sharp lineart, crisp 2D cel-shading, selective gradients, high-contrast graphic lighting, polished metallic rendering, controlled glow accents, expressive stylized facial construction, clear silhouette hierarchy, and dense but organized detail. The image should feel like official dark anime poster art, not painterly, semi-realistic, or generic fantasy art. Preserve the supplied character’s adult body type, chest scale, shoulder width, waist shape, limb proportions, posture language, and recognizable silhouette. Do not inflate, exaggerate, feminize, masculinize, or alter the anatomy. Seat or suspend the character within three impossible architectural support beams. One massive central beam rises from the bottom of the frame to support the hips and lower torso like a severe surreal throne. Two matching side beams rise separately beneath the forearms, with one forearm resting on each. All three beams share the same design language: narrow monumental gothic-cyber structures made of dark stone, lacquer, mirrored metal, chrome edges, mechanical seams, relic ornamentation, and restrained palette-derived illumination. The beams must remain distinct from the body and clothing and must not obscure the face, torso, hands, or silhouette. Pose logic: For feminine-presenting characters, use an elegant impossible reclined throne pose. Curve the spine in a relaxed but commanding arc against the central beam. Turn the torso subtly toward the viewer while the head angles differently. Both arms remain supported by the side beams. Hands may drape, curl, or rest naturally on the beam edges. Arrange the legs with graceful asymmetry, as if pulled by conflicting gravity fields. Avoid enlarged feet, legs, hands, chest, or beams. For masculine-presenting characters, do not use a soft reclining couture pose. Use a severe vertical ceremonial pose instead. Seat or suspend the figure high on the central beam with pelvis and lower torso anchored, torso upright or slightly leaned back, shoulders squared, chest open, and head angled with cold authority. Both forearms rest heavily on the side beams like ritual armatures. The body should feel like a dark sovereign fused to machinery, not lounging. Arrange the legs with restrained asymmetry: one knee may bend forward while the other leg drops downward, crosses low, or extends along the vertical structure. Avoid coy hip posing, exposed-thigh emphasis, delicate lounging, or fashion-model leg posing. For ambiguous or androgynous characters, preserve the visible body presentation and choose the pose language that best fits the supplied anatomy, posture, and design identity. Do not force a different gendered silhouette. Wardrobe logic: For feminine-presenting characters, design clean sheer cyber-gothic couture with transparent veils, translucent sleeves, layered skirt panels, robe extensions, shawl-like drapery, and a few trailing ribbons. Sheer fabric should be dominant, but the outfit must remain secure and non-explicit through opaque lining, fitted structural panels, reinforced seams, and layered overlaps. A plunging neckline may be deep and elegant, but it must be controlled, refined, and matched to the supplied character’s actual proportions without exaggeration. For masculine-presenting characters, dress the figure in a fitted ceremonial cyber-gothic gown rather than a suit. Use long severe panels, structured shoulders, heavy falling drapery, lacquered trim, metallic seams, ritual fastenings, symbolic accents, and blade-like silhouettes. The upper portion may open dramatically to expose the chest while remaining refined and non-explicit. Preserve the supplied chest, shoulder, waist, and torso proportions exactly. Do not add feminine bust shaping or hide the chest with a shirt, armor plate, or closed robe. For ambiguous characters, choose the wardrobe branch that best fits the supplied body presentation and design language without forcing a gendered silhouette. Make the clothing read as one cohesive custom garment, not a pile of accessories. Prioritize large readable shapes, elegant negative space, clean fabric flow, and strong silhouette. Avoid excessive chains, beads, straps, jewelry, tiny ornaments, tangled cords, or busy filigree. Let the environment carry most of the complexity. Build the scene from the supplied image’s palette and design language. Use dominant colors as the primary palette and accent colors for glow, rim light, machinery, portals, eyes, seams, jewelry, halo details, and reflections. Do not introduce unrelated colors. Surround the character with an impossible cyber-gothic nightmare environment: distorted gothic architecture, floating staircases, fractured mirrors, enormous watching eyes, abstract faces, black liquid, chrome tendrils, cybernetic relics, suspended chains, reflective machinery, warped portals, mechanical shrines, and impossible corridors. Add several large jagged floating mirror shards around the character and behind the beams. Their reflections should show altered architecture, parallel spaces, impossible landscapes, or fragmented alternate portraits of the character, while never obscuring the face or main silhouette. Place an elaborate circular mechanical halo behind or around the head, built from rings, spikes, cables, relic components, mirrored fragments, eye-like forms, distorted faces, machinery, and reflective metals. Adapt its symbols, shapes, materials, and accent colors from the supplied image. Add black fluid, smoke shadows, and liquid tendrils curling through the composition. Let machinery and chrome structures emerge from the frame edges without covering the face, mask, helmet, or silhouette. Rotate mirrors, staircases, chains, eyes, halo parts, architecture, black fluid, and chrome tendrils at incompatible angles to create multiple conflicting gravity fields. The three beams remain the primary foreground anchors while the surrounding world folds, rotates, collapses, and reorganizes around the character. Hair, fabric, ribbons, robe panels, jewelry, and restrained ornaments may drift in different directions. Use controlled foreshortening and slight perspective distortion for depth, but do not let any limb, chest, beam, or object dominate the foreground. The beams may subtly converge toward the bottom of the frame but must not crush, impale, merge with, or intersect the body. Light the scene with atmospheric haze, sharp rim lighting, deep shadows, reflective machinery, and selective palette-derived glow. When sheer fabric is present, let light pass through it, creating layered translucent shadows without making the clothing disappear. Final mood: premium 9:21 ultra-tall cyber-gothic horror anime key art combining baroque ornamentation, surreal architecture