Turn the input character into the summon-result screen of an anime mobile gacha game: the moment a new top-rarity character is pulled. A full-bleed portrait game screen, not a photo of a phone. Identity: keep the character's face, eye color and shape, hairstyle and hair color, outfit and signature accessories. Render their own outfit in premium splash-art detail (richer materials, finer trims, subtle glowing accents) without replacing it. Give them a signature item from the input, or one that fits them. Splash art: polished, painterly anime key art with dramatic rim light, depth from foreground elements, magical particles and light rays. The pose comes from the character's personality and signature item: wielding or using it, casting, mid-leap, or a confident stance. The summon backdrop is a radiant burst of light and shapes in colors drawn from the character's own palette, with gold accents for top rarity. Result UI, crisp and legible, kept to the edges and never over the face: - Five gold rarity stars and a small "NEW" tag. - A name plate with the character's name and a short epithet above it, both invented from their look, colors and props, or taken from the notes. - Two small labeled emblem icons for element and class, read from what the character carries, wears and does (a blade suggests a fighter, a book or staff a caster, tools or a basket a support), never a default. - One short first-meeting line in quotes, in the character's own voice, about their signature item or what they do. - A faint "tap to continue" hint at the bottom. All screen text is in English, or in the language given in the notes; never mix languages. Avoid: an outstretched hand reaching toward the viewer; real game names, logos or UI copied from existing games; a photo of a phone or screen; garbled or misspelled text; UI covering the face; extra menus, currencies or banners beyond the elements above.