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Chibi Surfing Wipeout Comedy

Create a chaotic surfing wipeout composite with a photorealistic young woman's face, chibi proportions, animated surfboard and wave characters, and splash typography.

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A completely absurd slapstick holiday photograph blending hyper-realistic human skin and texture with exaggerated 3D cartoon elements and chibi proportions—the character has a huge head and a tiny body, like a living caricature. A young Southeast Asian woman in her early 20s with chibi proportions is mid-wipeout, her tiny body flying through the air, her huge head twisted in absolute panic. Her face is 100% photorealistic but expression wildly cartoonish—eyes bulging, mouth open in a silent scream, arms flailing, her colorful rashguard and neon blue swim shorts soaked and twisted. She wears a bright yellow rashguard with black racing stripes, neon blue swim shorts, oversized swim goggles that have fogged up, and bright orange arm floaties that are slightly inflated. A small paddle board flies out of her grip behind her. Beneath her, a 3D cartoon surfboard with a grumpy face—squinting eyes, a pouty mouth, furrowed brows—has bucked her off like a rodeo bull, and is now spinning in place with a smug expression. A 3D cartoon wave with a laughing face and wide eyes is rising up beside her, one watery hand giving a cheerful wave. Huge cartoon water splashes explode around her, droplets flying in all directions. Cartoon stars and impact lines spiral around her head as she falls. Comic-style typography "WIPE OUT!!!" in bold orange with wave-like curves and "SPLASH!!!" in bright blue with water droplets explodes across the frame. Stickers scattered around: a smiling wave sticker, a tiny fish sticker, a starfish sticker, and a surfboard sticker. Natural skin texture, visible pores, no beauty filter. A stray cat is mostly out of frame, only its tail curling around a rock at the bottom right corner. Dutch angle from the left, 9:16

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