Create a premium 12-frame cinematic editorial transformation storyboard poster. USER INPUTS: Cosplay Character = [Karakter Adını Yaz] Reference Image = identity reference of the woman. FORMAT: A clean 4-column x 3-row storyboard grid, 12 cinematic frames total. Each frame must feel like a high-end fashion / cosplay transformation short film. Use elegant black editorial caption bars under each frame with readable numbered titles and short cinematic notes. IMPORTANT CHARACTER / COSPLAY RULE: Do NOT show the original character directly. Do NOT recreate the exact official costume, exact hairstyle, exact logo, exact prop, or exact copyrighted design. Do NOT replace the woman with the actual character. This must be a realistic cosplay interpretation inspired by [COSPLAY_CHARACTER_NAME], not the character itself. The woman from the reference image must remain the same person throughout all 12 frames. Her face, facial structure, eyes, nose, lips, skin tone, body proportions, and identity must stay recognizable and consistent. CORE CONCEPT: The reference woman gradually transforms step by step into an original cosplay version inspired by [COSPLAY_CHARACTER_NAME]. The transformation must happen through makeup, hair styling, costume pieces, accessories, color palette, and attitude. It should feel like a realistic cosplay preparation journey, not a magical instant transformation. VISUAL STYLE: Ultra-realistic cinematic photography, premium editorial storyboard, warm moody bedroom lighting, soft shadows, realistic skin texture, fashion-film atmosphere, shallow depth of field, natural film grain, dramatic but believable lighting, high-resolution details. STORYBOARD STRUCTURE: FRAME 1 — CASUAL BEDROOM MOMENT The same woman from the reference image sits on her messy bed in a casual oversized home outfit. She looks tired, thoughtful, and unprepared. Bedroom is slightly messy, intimate, realistic, with soft morning or late-afternoon light. Caption: “1. BEFORE THE COSPLAY” “Still herself, before the transformation begins.” FRAME 2 — MIRROR DECISION Show the same woman from behind, sitting or standing in front of a bedroom mirror. The camera must frame the back of her head, shoulders, and upper body in the foreground, while the main focus is her reflection in the mirror. IMPORTANT FRAME 2 CLOTHING RULE: In both the rear-view foreground and the mirror reflection, she must still be wearing the exact same casual oversized home outfit from Frame 1. Do not show any cosplay costume, colored hair, wig, makeup transformation, or character styling on her body yet. This is still the “before” stage. The mirror reflection must clearly show her face, still natural and recognizable, looking thoughtful and determined. Around the mirror and vanity, show preparation items only: makeup tools, brushes, palettes, fabric swatches, wig pieces, hair dye references, costume sketches, and accessories inspired by [COSPLAY_CHARACTER_NAME]. These items may hint at the future cosplay, but the woman herself must not be transformed yet. Caption: “2. THE DECISION” “She studies the cosplay idea before changing.” FRAME 3 — SKIN PREP AND BASE MAKEUP Close-up beauty shot. She begins the first makeup layer: foundation, contour, skin preparation, concealer, and subtle face shaping. Her face must still clearly match the reference woman. Caption: “3. BASE MAKEUP” “Preparing the face structure and tone.” FRAME 4 — CHARACTER MAKEUP DETAILS A more advanced makeup stage focused on character-inspired face design. Show the woman adding the specific makeup language of [COSPLAY_CHARACTER_NAME]: bold color placement, sharper contouring, stylized blush, lips, face accents, or graphic makeup elements appropriate to the character-inspired cosplay. This frame must clearly show the transition from normal beauty makeup into character-specific cosplay makeup. Caption: “4. CHARACTER MAKEUP” “The look begins to take on character.” FRAME 5 — EYES AND EXPRESSION Close-up on her eyes while she applies eyeliner, eyeshadow, lashes, colored contacts if appropriate, or strong character-inspired eye styling. The expression starts to become more intense and character-like, while still realistic. Caption: “5. CHARACTER EYES” “The personality begins through the eyes.” FRAME 6 — HAIR COLOR TRANSFORMATION Show a clear transitional hair-color scene if the cosplay character requires dyed or colored hair. The woman is in the middle of the process: half of her hair still in its natural original color, and the other half already transformed into the character-inspired color. This frame should clearly visualize the transformation stage. If the character does not require hair recoloring, show a strong hair-prep scene instead. Caption: “6. HAIR COLOR CHANGE” “Her original look begins to shift.” FRAME 7 — HAIR STYLING She styles her hair or applies a wig inspired by [COSPLAY_CHARACTER_NAME]. Show ponytails, curling, straightening, pinning, braiding, wig adjustment, shaping, or final silhouette refinement depending on the character. Keep the woman’s face recognizable. Caption: “7. HAIR STYLING” “The silhouette starts to change.” FRAME 8 — COSTUME PIECES Medium shot in the bedroom or dressing area. She puts on the first visible costume elements: gloves, jacket, corset, bodysuit, belt, boots, armor-like details, dress layers, or other pieces inspired by [COSPLAY_CHARACTER_NAME]. No full reveal yet. Caption: “8. COSTUME BUILD” “Piece by piece, the cosplay takes shape.” FRAME 9 — ACCESSORIES AND FINAL DETAILS Close-up / medium shot of final details: jewelry, collar, gloves, emblem-inspired accessory, prop detail, makeup highlights, lip color, character markings, nail details, or small styling touches. Make everything feel handmade but premium and cinematic. Caption: “9. FINAL DETAILS” “The small details complete the illusion.” FRAME 10 — SEMI-REVEAL A medium or three-quarter body shot showing the near-finished cosplay. The outfit, makeup, and hair are almost complete, but this is still a transition moment rather than the final hero reveal. She stands in front of a mirror, doorway, or dressing area with a more confident attitude. Caption: “10. NEARLY COMPLETE” “The cosplay persona is almost fully formed.” FRAME 11 — FULL COSPLAY REVEAL Full-body cinematic reveal in front of the mirror or doorway. The same woman now wears the complete original cosplay outfit inspired by [COSPLAY_CHARACTER_NAME]. She must look like a real cosplayer interpreting the character, not like the actual official character. Use an original costume design that only borrows broad inspiration: color palette, mood, silhouette, attitude, and handmade cosplay details. Confident pose, dramatic lighting, outfit fully visible. Caption: “11. FULL COSPLAY REVEAL” “Same woman, transformed through craft and style.” FRAME 12 — ICONIC COSPLAY POSE Final hero frame. She poses dramatically in a cinematic environment that still connects to the bedroom / studio transformation space, with stronger lighting, smoke, spotlight, or stage-like atmosphere. The pose, mood, colors, and styling should evoke [COSPLAY_CHARACTER_NAME] as cosplay inspiration, but must not recreate the official character exactly. Caption: “12. ICONIC COSPLAY MOMENT” “She becomes the cosplay version of the character.” CONSISTENCY RULES: - The woman must remain the same person from the reference image in every frame. - No identity drift. - No face replacement. - No different woman between frames. - Frame 2 must show the woman from behind and in the mirror reflection wearing the same casual outfit from Frame 1. - Frame 2 must not show the woman already transformed. - The transformation must be gradual and visible. - Show makeup stages clearly and progressively. - Include one clearly visible character-specific makeup stage. - Include one clearly visible hair-color transformation stage when required. - In the hair-color transformation frame, show half original hair and half character-inspired hair. - Show costume progress step by step. - Keep lighting and color grading consistent. - Keep the storyboard clean, cinematic, and premium. - No random extra characters. - No distorted hands, face, mirror reflections, or unreadable text. - No exact official character costume. - No exact official logos, symbols, weapons, or branded character props. - No direct depiction of the original copyrighted character as a separate person. - No cartoon style unless the user specifically asks. - No cheap costume look; make it realistic, detailed, handmade, premium cosplay quality. TEXT VISIBILITY RULE: In Frame 2, the note card or sticky note must be clearly readable and must visibly contain the text: “[COSPLAY_CHARACTER_NAME] COSPLAY” TYPOGRAPHY: Use clean cinematic serif titles and small elegant subtitle text. All captions must be readable, correctly spelled, and placed inside black editorial bars under each frame. FINAL RESULT: A premium 12-frame editorial cosplay transformation storyboard showing the reference woman gradually becoming a realistic cosplay version inspired by [COSPLAY_CHARACTER_NAME], from casual bedroom moment to full iconic cosplay pose. En boy oranını 16:9 olarak ayarla