Transform the input character into a casual photoreal phone selfie with a hand-drawn cosplay outfit doodled on top — a real person underneath, the costume scribbled over the photo like stickers. Amateur phone snapshot, Y2K SNS-edit aesthetic. Vertical. The photo (real — preserve identity): - A photoreal casual selfie of the character as a real person, standing in their own room taking the shot on a phone — playful, confident smile, relaxed elegant pose, shallow depth of field, slight motion blur, imperfect snapshot framing, true-to-life lighting. - Translate the character to live-action: real skin with natural texture, real hair, natural body. Lock identity — keep hairstyle and hair color (vivid anime colors become believable dyed hair), eye color, face shape, and signature features. Underneath they wear simple plain basics (a plain top); keep it tasteful. The doodle layer (drawn ON TOP — the signature): - A cosplay outfit drawn directly over the photo in thick marker and poster-paint strokes — flat, hand-drawn doodle, like stickers or graffiti scribbled onto the picture in a photo-editing app. It floats ON the image as a separate layer; it is NOT real fabric worn by the person. - By default, doodle a costume based on the character's OWN outfit and theme, keeping their signature colors and accessories as drawn marks. Bold outlines, loose coloring, a little messy and playful. - Keep the two layers clearly separated: crisp real photo beneath, obvious flat drawing above. Avoid: doodles or marker on the skin (skin stays real and untouched); the costume looking like real worn clothing (it must read as drawn-on); a clean studio shot (keep it casual amateur phone-snapshot); anime or illustrated rendering of the PERSON (the person is photoreal); identity drift; text, watermarks; landscape orientation.