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Keep the child’s face, identity, age, expression, and body proportions exactly as shown in the reference image.
Dress her in a child-appropriate Elsa-inspired ice-blue gown with sparkling snowflake details, long sleeves, and a sheer glittering cape. Use a comfortable A-line silhouette that does not cling to her body. Let the matching blue shoes peek out slightly beneath the hem.
Change her hair to long, natural black hair styled in one thick side braid. Have her stand upright, facing the camera with her arms straight at her sides.
Show her full body against a solid black background. Keep the image photorealistic.
Avoid adult styling, a tight or mermaid-fit dress, excessive skirt volume, a tiara, a crown, a wand, and jewelry.Keep the child’s face, identity, age, expression, and body proportions exactly as shown in the reference image.
Dress her in a child-appropriate Elsa-inspired ice-blue gown with sparkling snowflake details, long sleeves, and a sheer glittering cape. Use a comfortable A-line silhouette that does not cling to her body. Let the matching blue shoes peek out slightly beneath the hem.
Change her hair to long, natural black hair styled in one thick side braid. Have her stand upright, facing the camera with her arms straight at her sides.
Show her full body against a solid black background. Keep the image photorealistic.
Avoid adult styling, a tight or mermaid-fit dress, excessive skirt volume, a tiara, a crown, a wand, and jewelry.
Use the reference video as the primary reference ONLY for motion, timing, choreography, gestures, facial expression timing, camera movement, framing, scene composition, magical effects, and transformation timing.
CRITICAL CHARACTER REPLACEMENT RULE:
Replace ONLY Elsa, the main female character appearing throughout the reference video, with the child shown in IMAGE 1 and IMAGE 2.
Every appearance of Elsa must be replaced by the same child.
Do not retain, blend, or regenerate any part of Elsa’s original face, body, blonde hair, adult anatomy, height, or proportions.
The child is the only character subject that may replace Elsa.
Preserve the ice palace, ice architecture, floors, walls, staircase, balcony, scenery, lighting, shadows, reflections, snowflakes, ice particles, magical effects, clothing-magic effects, environment, props, camera movement, framing, and every other visible scene element from the reference video.
Do not remove, replace, redesign, reinterpret, resize, reposition, or transform any surrounding scene element. Preserve its original appearance, position, movement, role, and timing.
CHARACTER AND IMAGE MAPPING:
IMAGE 1 shows the child before the magical transformation.
Use IMAGE 1 as the absolute reference for the child’s face, facial features, apparent age, hairstyle, hair color, body size, body proportions, skin tone, and complete outfit before the transformation.
IMAGE 2 shows the same child after the magical transformation.
Use IMAGE 2 as the absolute reference for the child’s face, facial features, apparent age, hairstyle, hair color, body size, body proportions, skin tone, blue ice-princess dress, shoes, accessories, and complete appearance after the transformation.
IMAGE 1 and IMAGE 2 show exactly the same child.
Maintain one single, continuous, recognizable identity throughout the entire 30-second video.
The child must remain unmistakably the same child before, during, and after the transformation.
ABSOLUTE FACE-PRESERVATION RULE:
Preserve the child’s exact facial identity from the reference images throughout every frame.
Do not alter the child’s face to resemble Elsa.
Do not inherit Elsa’s facial structure, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, cheekbones, makeup, expression style, or adult appearance.
Do not beautify, mature, stylize, narrow, elongate, or reinterpret the child’s face.
Do not change the shape or relative placement of the child’s eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth, cheeks, chin, ears, or forehead.
Do not introduce face morphing, identity drift, facial distortion, or inconsistent facial features during turns, profile views, close-ups, movement, or transformation effects.
The child’s face must remain stable, natural, age-appropriate, and recognizable from beginning to end.
CRITICAL CHILD BODY-PROPORTION RULE:
Preserve the child’s exact apparent age, real height, body size, head-to-body ratio, shoulder width, torso length, waist position, arm length, hand size, leg length, foot size, facial proportions, and overall silhouette from IMAGE 1 and IMAGE 2.
The child must retain natural toddler proportions in every frame.
Do NOT transfer Elsa’s adult body, anatomy, height, body shape, waistline, posture proportions, or fashion-model silhouette to the child.
Do NOT make the child taller, thinner, older, more mature, longer-legged, or adult-like.
Do NOT lengthen the child’s neck, torso, arms, hands, legs, or feet.
Do NOT narrow the child’s waist or shoulders.
Do NOT shrink the child’s head.
Do NOT stretch, reshape, or scale the child’s body to match Elsa’s original height or silhouette.
Do NOT make the child grow taller during or after the transformation.
The child’s height, body scale, and proportions must remain constant before, during, and after the transformation.
The final dress must fit the child’s existing body naturally. The child’s body must never be reshaped to fit Elsa’s dress, Elsa’s movement, or Elsa’s original silhouette.
MOTION-TRANSFER RULE:
Transfer ONLY Elsa’s motion, choreography, gesture sequence, walking pattern, arm movements, turns, posture changes, reaction timing, and interaction timing.
Retarget the motion naturally onto the child’s smaller toddler body.
Adapt the motion to the child’s shorter arms, shorter legs, smaller stride, natural joint range, and existing body proportions.
Preserve the recognizable choreography and timing without forcing the child into Elsa’s adult limb lengths, stride length, body angles, or anatomical proportions.
Keep all hands, fingers, arms, legs, and joints anatomically correct and age-appropriate throughout the video.
BEFORE THE TRANSFORMATION:
Replace Elsa with the child from IMAGE 1.
The child must wear the exact outfit shown in IMAGE 1.
Preserve the child’s exact face, hairstyle, hair color, apparent age, body size, height, and toddler proportions.
Place the child naturally in Elsa’s original location while maintaining the child’s own real scale and proportions.
Do not enlarge or stretch the child to fill Elsa’s original silhouette.
DURING THE TRANSFORMATION:
Follow the reference video’s exact magical transformation timing, choreography, camera movement, ice effects, sparkling particles, dress-creation effects, and scene composition.
Only the child’s clothing and any appearance details explicitly shown as different between IMAGE 1 and IMAGE 2 may transform.
The transformation must smoothly change the child from the exact appearance in IMAGE 1 into the exact appearance in IMAGE 2.
The child’s identity, face, apparent age, height, head size, body size, limb lengths, and body proportions must remain completely unchanged during the transformation.
Do not allow the magical effects to distort, cover, replace, stretch, mature, or reshape the child.
No face morphing, body morphing, growth, height change, proportion change, or temporary Elsa-like appearance is allowed.
AFTER THE TRANSFORMATION:
Use IMAGE 2 as the exact and absolute visual reference for the transformed child.
Preserve the exact child shown in IMAGE 2, including her face, facial proportions, apparent age, hairstyle, hair color, blue ice-princess dress, shoes, accessories, height, body size, and natural toddler proportions.
Do not recreate the child as an adult Elsa.
Do not make the child blonde unless blonde hair is explicitly shown in IMAGE 2.
Do not replace the child’s face with Elsa’s face.
Do not lengthen the dress or reshape the child to imitate Elsa’s adult silhouette.
The dress must move naturally around the child’s existing smaller body while preserving the dress design shown in IMAGE 2.
TEMPORAL CONSISTENCY:
Maintain perfect character consistency across all frames, including full-body shots, profile views, rear views, turns, fast movements, magical effects, and close-ups.
Prevent facial drift, body-size fluctuation, height fluctuation, changing limb lengths, hairstyle changes, outfit instability, flickering, duplicated limbs, extra fingers, missing fingers, warped joints, and identity changes.
FINAL PRIORITY ORDER:
1. Preserve the child’s exact identity and face.
2. Preserve the child’s natural toddler age, height, body size, and proportions.
3. Use IMAGE 1 exactly before the transformation.
4. Use IMAGE 2 exactly after the transformation.
5. Transfer only Elsa’s motion and choreography, never Elsa’s adult anatomy.
6. Preserve the original transformation timing, ice magic, camera movement, and scene composition.
7. Preserve every environmental element from the reference video.
Under no circumstances should Elsa’s original adult face, blonde hair, adult body, height, long limbs, narrow waist, or proportions be transferred to the child.
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