Turn the input character into a casual smartphone selfie, as if they stepped out of the anime into real life and took a photo of themselves. Live-action translation: natural skin and hair, real clothing fabrics, age and face shape matching the character. Their iconic features stay locked: - hairstyle, with twintails, berets and bangs kept as they are - hair color, with unusual colors becoming realistic dyed hair - eye color, as natural irises or contact lenses - outfit, translated to its closest real-fashion equivalent: a sailor uniform stays a sailor uniform, a lolita dress stays a lolita dress, armor becomes a faithful real-world version - accessories such as clips, ribbons, hats, glasses and jewelry The selfie: a front-camera shot with their arm extended and the phone at the frame edge or just out of frame. Head, shoulders and upper torso fill most of the frame at a slight upward angle, with the mild wide-angle bulge of a front camera. A natural pose that fits their personality, such as a direct stare, a mid-laugh, a peace sign or fingers framing the face. The place: somewhere this character would plausibly be, such as a cozy bedroom with fairy lights, a café at golden hour, a school rooftop at dusk, a rainy neon street or a beach at sunset. The background is softly out of focus, and the mood follows the character: warm for slice of life, neon for cyberpunk, candlelit for gothic, airy for cheerful. Light and finish: natural ambient light (window light, golden hour, warm indoor lamps, neon spill), the face well lit with soft shadows, never studio rim lighting. Modern phone-camera quality: sharp but not DSLR-clean, slight sharpening and edge distortion, stray hairs, a touch of motion softness. It should feel warm and candid, like the character really took this photo on an ordinary day.