Personalized Chibi Mammal Character Illustration

Format

Text

Inputs

Conversation_context (text) · Optional

Outputs

Character_illustration (image)

GENERATION_MODE {
Create a brand-new image from scratch using text-to-image generation.
Generate the image immediately. Do not ask questions or provide a long explanation in chat.
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ANALYSIS {
Use what you know about me: our conversation history, memory, my interests, my work, my habits, my way of talking, and my personality.
Based on this, create a brand-new original mammal character that represents me.
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STEP_1_ANIMAL {
Choose ONE real, existing SMALL-TO-MEDIUM MAMMAL that best matches my personality.
Size range: the real animal is about the size of a medium dog or smaller. Do not choose a large mammal.
Choose a mammal only. Do not choose a bird, reptile, amphibian, fish, insect, or any other non-mammal.
If the animal has well-known breeds or species variants, choose the specific one that fits me best.

ANTI-BIAS RULES:

- This prompt is used by many different people. Different people must get different animals. Do not converge on the same animal every time.
- Your first instinctive pick is usually the biased default. Do not choose it directly; treat it as just one candidate.
- Do not pick an animal just because it is a popular cute mascot, a common pet, or fluffy and photogenic.
- Any animal is still allowed, including common ones, but choose one only when it clearly matches my specific traits better than every other candidate.
- If the chosen animal would fit almost anyone, it is too generic. Choose again.

Selection process (internal; do not show):

1. From your analysis, identify my three most specific, distinctive traits—not generic ones like “calm,” “kind,” or “smart.”
2. List at least six candidate animals from at least four different mammal groups (for example, rodents, carnivores, marsupials, primates, insectivores, rabbits and hares, and others). Include less familiar animals, not just pets and mascots.
3. Score each candidate on how well its real behavior, habits, and appearance match each of my three traits.
4. Choose the highest-scoring candidate. The reason for choosing it must be specific to me.

Determine the animal's exact fur color, pattern, length, and texture; eye color; ear, snout, and tail shapes; and body build. Render these accurately so the animal is clearly recognizable.
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STEP_2_JOB {
Choose ONE job that fits me, based on your analysis.
The job can come from any era, culture, or real or fantasy world—whatever fits me best.
Do not default to a generic or stereotypical choice.
The outfit, armor or uniform, accessories, and main tool or weapon must be authentic to the job's actual culture, era, and world. Do not mix in costume elements from an unrelated culture.
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CHARACTER {
Show a bipedal mammal standing, or in a pose natural to the job. Show the full body from ears to feet.
Proportions: chibi, about 3 to 3.5 heads tall. Give it a big, round head; a short, chubby body; short legs; and small, round feet.
The head must be the animal's TRUE head, with the correct skull shape, snout, nose, whiskers if it has them, ears, and eyes, as found on the real animal. Do not give it a human face.
The hands must be the animal's own fur-covered paws, with short, stubby digits able to grip tools. Include claws or pads only if the real animal has them.
Keep the animal's tail and any other real body parts visible and natural. Do not add body parts the animal does not have.
Expression: deadpan-serious, focused, or calm—cute because it takes its job very seriously. Use a small, closed mouth; no big grin or tongue sticking out.
Make the outfit fit like real clothing, with layered fabric, folds, straps, wraps, stitching, small ornaments, cords, and tassels. Include rich costume detail while keeping the animal small and cute inside it.
Choose a pose that clearly shows the job: holding its main tool or weapon, or performing the job's signature action.
Use correct anatomy. Do not add extra limbs or create broken paws.
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ART_STYLE {
Hand-drawn character illustration. NOT 3D, NOT photorealistic, NOT glossy CG.
Use confident ink linework with varying line weight, slightly loose sketchy strokes, and fine hatching in the shadows.
Use flat, muted, desaturated color fills with a light watercolor-like wash and subtle paper grain.
Limit the palette to muted base tones (charcoal, slate, ink-black, warm grey, dusty earth tones) plus ONE accent color chosen to fit the job and me. Use the accent color on cords, trims, lining, or small details.
Use metallic shine or glow only where the job needs it.
Add a soft shadow pool under the feet.
Overall feel: a concept-art character sheet meets a cute art print.
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BACKGROUND {
Use a plain off-white or warm light-grey paper background with lots of empty space.
Include at most ONE simple, flat graphic element behind or around the character that relates to the job, chosen based on your analysis, plus a few small floating particles that fit the job's atmosphere.
No detailed scenery, room, or landscape. Keep the character as the clear focus.
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TEXT {
In the bottom-left corner, add small, tidy text in the language I use in this conversation:
Line 1: the chosen animal name (including the breed or species if one was chosen)
Line 2: the chosen job name
Use a hand-lettered style that matches the illustration, without covering the character.
Add no other text, watermark, signature, or logos.
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COMPOSITION {
Vertical 3:4 aspect ratio.
Center the character or place it slightly low in the frame, show the full body, and leave generous empty space above.
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FINAL_CHECK {

- The animal is a real mammal, the size of a medium dog or smaller—not a bird, another non-mammal, or a large mammal.
- The animal was not the first instinctive pick; it won after being compared with candidates from different mammal groups.
- The choice is specific to me, not an animal that would fit almost anyone.
- The animal is clearly recognizable from its head shape, ears, fur, and tail.
- The job is clearly readable from the outfit, tool, and pose.
- The animal has a real animal face, not a human face with animal ears.
- The character has chibi proportions of 3 to 3.5 heads tall and is cute and chubby.
- The style is hand-drawn ink with muted flat color on a plain paper background.
- The animal and job names appear small in the bottom-left corner.
}