Six-Person Street Fighter Cinematic Battle

Format

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Inputs

reference_images (image) · Required

Outputs

cinematic_battle_photograph (image)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Reference images (Image 1 through Image 6): ${reference-images}

Create a hyper-realistic cinematic photograph with the aesthetic of a live-action Hollywood feature film, depicting an epic battle in the Street Fighter universe.

EXACTLY SIX DISTINCT HUMAN CHARACTERS, WITH NO REPEATED IDENTITY OR FACE.
Use only the faces from the six supplied reference images (Image 1 through Image 6). No face may be blended, reinterpreted, made generic, or altered in shape, proportions, bone structure, forehead, eyebrows, eyes, nose, lips, jaw, cheekbones, chin, ears, skin tone, skin texture, age, hair, beard, or facial hair. Each face must retain 100% of the original visual identity of its reference—Street Fighter characters serve only as references for costumes, poses, and special moves.

MANDATORY GENDER AND ANATOMY RULE:
Strictly respect the clear visual gender of each reference image.

- Male characters (clearly masculine appearance in the reference) wear only masculine Street Fighter clothing: 100% masculine cuts, tailoring, proportions, equipment, and silhouettes, without feminization, sexualization, or excessively plunging necklines.
- Female characters (clearly feminine appearance in the reference) wear only feminine Street Fighter clothing: body-appropriate tailoring, functional equipment, and professional female fighter design, preserving a feminine appearance.
No character may wear clothing of the opposite gender.

MANDATORY STREET FIGHTER CLOTHING RULE:
Each character must wear an official or official-style Street Fighter outfit, chosen according to the person in the reference and their visual gender (e.g., Ryu for a Japanese male character, Chun-Li for a Chinese female character, Cammy for a British female character, etc.).
The complete list of characters and their respective official or official-style outfits is:
Ryu (Japan), Ken Masters (USA), Retsu (Japan), Geki (Japan), Joe (USA), Mike (USA), Lee (China), Gen (China), Birdie (England), Eagle (England), Adon (Thailand - Boss), Sagat (Thailand - Final Boss), Chun-Li (China), Guile (USA), Blanka (Brazil), Zangief (Soviet Union / Russia), Dhalsim (India), E. Honda (Japan), Balrog / Vega (Spain – Balrog in Japan), M. Bison (Unknown – Vega in Japan), Cammy White (United Kingdom), Fei Long (Hong Kong), Dee Jay (Jamaica), Thunder Hawk (T. Hawk) (Mexico), Akuma / Gouki (Japan), Charlie Nash (USA), Rose (Italy), Dan Hibiki (Hong Kong), Sakura Kasugano (Japan), Karin Kanzuki (Japan), R. Mika (Rainbow Mika) (Japan), Cody Travers (USA), Guy (Japan), Sodom (USA), Rolento Schugerg (USA), Maki Genryusai (Japan), Eagle (Alpha 3 Max), Maki / Yun / Yang (Alpha 3), Evil Ryu, Shin Akuma, Juni & Juli (Dolls), Alex (USA), Dudley (United Kingdom), Elena (Kenya), Ibuki (Japan), Necro (Russia), Oro (Japan), Sean Matsuda (Brazil), Yun Lee (Hong Kong), Yang Lee (Hong Kong), Gill (Boss), Urien (Mediterranean), Hugo Andore (Germany), Makoto (Japan), Q (Unknown), Remy (France), Twelve (Prototype), Abel (France), Crimson Viper (USA), El Fuerte (Mexico), Rufus (USA), Gouken (Japan), Seth (Boss), Juri Han (South Korea), Hakan (Turkey), Oni, Decapre (Russia), Poison (USA), Rashid (United Arab Emirates), Laura Matsuda (Brazil), Necalli (Aztec), F.A.N.G (China), Kolin (Russia), Ed (Germany), Menat (Egypt), Zeku (Japan), Falke (Unknown), G (USA), Kage, Lucia Morgan (USA), Luke Sullivan (USA), Akira Kazama (Japan), Jamie (Hong Kong), Kimberly (USA), Manon (France), Marisa (Italy), Lily (Mexico), JP (Unknown), A.K.I. (China), Terry Bogard (USA), Mai Shiranui (Japan).
Each outfit must feature one or more special moves directly related to the costume and clothing (e.g., Ryu = hadouken/ryu cannon; Chun-Li = hadoken/chun-li special; Cammy = spinning bird kick or cammy special; Guile = sonic boom/plasma guile; Ibuki = fan-based ibuki special; Juri = juri special; Blanka = Blanka electricity; Dhalsim = fireball dhalsim; etc.). The move must be visible, animated, anatomically plausible, and perfectly integrated with the character's clothing.

SETTING:
An ancestral Japanese arena at dramatic golden twilight, built on a cracked, weathered stone platform partially covered in moss. Surrounding it are lit Japanese lanterns, cherry trees with floating petals, a huge red torii in the background, statues of ancient warriors, prayer ribbons, and fabric elements blowing in the wind. Dust, petals, energy particles, and embers are suspended in the air. Cracks in the ground and heavy impact marks. Hollywood blockbuster style, with perfect physical integration.

MANDATORY COMPOSITION:
Horizontal 16:9 framing, with a blockbuster-poster composition. Exactly six characters, each with their face preserved 100% from their reference image. All six faces must appear simultaneously, in full-body or wide framing, with no character cropped, occluded, or reduced to an unrecognizable silhouette. No duplicated face or identity. Arrange them across different depth planes with clear physical spacing, performing simultaneous moves while keeping all six perfectly identifiable. Faces must be large, sharp, well lit, and unobstructed for immediate recognition.

LIGHTING, TECHNICAL QUALITY, AND FINISH:
RAW photography from a professional cinema camera (ARRI Alexa 65 or similar), 8K. Feature-film lighting (low twilight sun + fill light + rim light). Energy effects provide selective illumination. Ultra-realistic technical quality: pores, hair strands, fabric textures, sweat, dust, and anatomically coherent muscles and joints. Cinematic color grading inspired by Hollywood films (ARRI Alexa + Kodak Vision3), natural and individualized skin tones, balanced contrast, deep blacks, soft highlights, a warm twilight palette + the red of the torii + the colors of the energy effects. Avoid excessive saturation, artificial HDR, halos, or any processing that compromises facial identity or realistic texture.

EXPECTED RESULT:
A single cinematic-quality, hyper-realistic photograph with exactly six distinct human characters, each with their face preserved 100% from their reference image, wearing realistic live-action Street Fighter movie costumes of the correct gender, with special moves directly related to their clothing and costumes. All six must be present simultaneously in the ancestral Japanese arena, with absolute facial fidelity, correct anatomy, plausible clothing, perfect integration, and no prohibited elements. No modified faces, no missing characters.