Deadpool_e_wolverine_old

Use the uploaded photo as the main and only reference for the man’s face, hair, gender, body, posture, and natural expression. The generated character must keep the man’s identity 100% identical to the uploaded photo: same facial features, bone structure, skin tone, gender, hairstyle shape, and overall facial proportions. Do not change the man’s gender. Do not beautify or stylize the face in a way that alters its anatomy. Preserve the exact nose, eyes, lips, jawline, hairline, and any unique marks such as moles, freckles, scars, wrinkles, or skin texture. The hairstyle type, volume, and silhouette must be the same as in the photo, only allowing natural motion and interaction. The man should look older and tired, as if many years have passed, but still clearly recognizable as the same individual from the uploaded photo. Add subtle, respectful signs of age and fatigue: slightly deeper wrinkles, mild eye bags and dark circles, softer skin firmness, a bit more skin shine or oiliness, and a generally weary expression in the eyes. The expression should be a faint, half‑hearted smile toward the camera, like someone who is exhausted but still trying to smile, with heavy eyelids and a tired gaze. Pose and interaction: The man from the uploaded photo should be in a neutral, tired standing pose, with his arms relaxed down along his body or very slightly away from his sides, not holding anything in his hands. His posture should show fatigue, with a subtle slouch in the shoulders and his weight slightly shifted to one leg. He keeps the faint, weary half‑smile toward the camera and does not perform any dynamic action gesture. Deadpool and Wolverine are the ones interacting with him physically: Deadpool casually placing an arm over his shoulder or leaning slightly against him, and Wolverine standing close on the other side, slightly in front or beside him, as if forming a trio. The man remains still, neutral, and tired, integrated naturally between them in the scene. Universe and costume (Deadpool & Wolverine style): Place the man inside a cinematic scene clearly inspired by the movie “Deadpool & Wolverine”, in a gritty, battle‑worn environment such as a destroyed urban street, ruined industrial yard, or collapsed MCU‑style battleground, with smoke, debris, sparks, and broken structures around. The man must remain fully human, with realistic human body and proportions. Dress him in a costume inspired by either Deadpool or Wolverine, but as real clothing/armor on a human body: If Deadpool‑style: a red and black tactical suit with segmented armor plates, utility belts, holsters, straps, and worn leather, with visible scratches, bullet marks, patched rips, and crude repairs with duct tape and stitching. If Wolverine‑style: a version of Wolverine’s classic suit or rugged leather‑jacket look, with yellow and black (or yellow and blue) elements, armored segments, and claw‑motif details, distressed and aged with scuffs, torn seams, and faded colors. The outfit must fit naturally on a human body, with realistic fabric, leather, and metal textures, not a flat cartoon. Deadpool and Wolverine in the scene: Deadpool and Wolverine appear next to the man, close and almost the same size as him, like full‑height live‑action characters in a movie frame. Deadpool: in his iconic red and black suit, cinematic version, with worn fabric, scratched armor, patched areas, and maybe duct tape repairs, still clearly recognizable as Deadpool. Wolverine: in a cinematic suit inspired by his classic look (yellow/blue or yellow/black) or a battle‑worn leather jacket style, with visible damage, cuts, tears, and claw marks on the outfit, matching the tone of Deadpool & Wolverine promotional imagery. Both characters should look slightly aged and tired from years of fighting: light wrinkles, subtle eye bags, worn stubble, scars, and a rough, exhausted vibe, but not grotesque. All three (the man, Deadpool, and Wolverine) stand close together, with Deadpool casually resting an arm on the man’s shoulder or leaning on him, and Wolverine positioned on the other side, close and protective. All look toward the camera with small, weary, slightly ironic smiles, like battle‑hardened warriors posing for one last, sarcastic victory shot. Environment (cinematic battle scene): The background shows a film‑like Deadpool & Wolverine battle location: collapsed structures, broken cars, scattered rubble, sparks, smoke, and atmospheric haze. Add torn posters, bent metal, shattered glass, loose cables, and small fires or glowing embers, but keep the focus on the trio. The world feels like the aftermath of a massive superhero fight: chaotic, dirty, and gritty, matching the tone of Deadpool’s irreverent violence and Wolverine’s brutal action. Camera, framing, and cinematic quality: Use a dynamic but readable cinematic framing, like a medium‑wide shot from slightly below eye level, giving a heroic yet tired feeling. The image must have a high‑end superhero movie look: Strong contrast, punchy but controlled colors (rich reds, deep blacks, metallic accents, warm skin tones). Fine film grain, precise sharpness on the characters, and a shallow depth of field that keeps the three main figures in focus while softening the background. Cinematic color grading similar to modern Marvel action films, with stylized tones, teal‑orange or complementary color contrast, and soft highlight roll‑off. Lighting: Use dramatic, directional lighting: a strong key light from one side (like fire, explosion light, or a broken neon sign), with rim lights and backlights that outline the silhouettes of the man, Deadpool, and Wolverine. Reflections on metal parts of the suits and Wolverine’s claws, glints on weapons and armor edges, and soft bounce light from rubble and flames should add depth. The lighting should highlight both the tired features of the man’s face and the battle damage on the costumes and environment, while keeping skin tones natural and consistent with the original photo. Artistic style and mood: Ultra‑detailed, realistic live‑action movie render, matching the tone of the “Deadpool & Wolverine” film: gritty, stylish, and slightly exaggerated, with a mix of brutal action and black comedy. The mood is “battle‑worn, sarcastic heroism”: everyone is clearly exhausted, older, and damaged, but still standing together. The man’s neutral, tired pose contrasts with Deadpool’s irreverent body language and Wolverine’s stoic toughness, creating a powerful cinematic tableau. Hard constraints for identity and body: The man must remain clearly the same individual from the uploaded photo: same facial structure, same gender, same hairstyle type (only subtly aged), same marks and features. Aging must be believable and non‑grotesque. The body must remain a realistic human body with human proportions; do not transform the man into a comic or fully CG stylized body. Clothes are Deadpool/Wolverine‑inspired, but the man is fully human. Unified negative prompt: grotesque aging, body horror, extreme facial deformation, melted skin, missing facial features, extra limbs, duplicated arms, duplicated faces, overlapping limbs, multiple torsos, distorted anatomy, unrealistic proportions, cartoonish flat 2D style, low texture detail, muddy or noisy surfaces, overly harsh HDR, blurry edges, flat lighting, overexposed highlights, crushed shadows, unrealistic skin tones, AI artifacts, wrong perspective, missing or incorrect shadows, bad composition, poor blending between the man and Deadpool/Wolverine, pixelation, low resolution look, unrecognizable face, changed gender, turning the man into a non‑human or fully CG stylized body.