Use Image 1 as the style and composition reference: a thick-painted, brush-stroke anime poster with sharp angular manga features, heavy black ink lines, dramatic chiaroscuro, a side-profile half-body figure against a deep saturated background with wide negative space, and brush-stroke title lettering with kanji and a tagline. Recreate that poster with the character from Image 2. Identity: the subject is entirely the Image 2 character, with their exact face, hair color, hairstyle, eye color, outfit and signature accessories. Take nothing from Image 1's character; it supplies style and layout only. Composition: restage the Image 2 character in a side-profile half-body pose on one side of the frame, gazing across the empty side where the title sits. Visible pigment texture, confident stylized silhouette, the feel of a vintage shounen magazine key visual. Background: one saturated tone keyed to the character (for example deep burgundy, magenta, emerald, midnight blue, deep purple, charcoal or gold) with brush texture and haze, not a detailed scene. Title, in white brush-stroke serif on the open side: - One or two words: the name the user gives, the character's real name if they are clearly a known character, or else an archetype word drawn from this character's look and mood. - Below it, small kanji carrying the same meaning. If the user supplies kanji, use exactly those characters without substituting any; for a known character, use the kanji of their name. - A small red hanko seal beside the title, then a thin vertical divider and a short muted tagline written for this character, never a stock phrase. Optional: a tiny corner emblem stamp (dragon, phoenix, lotus or chrysanthemum) that suits the character.