Using the reference image as the characte… | AI 灵感图库

Using the reference image as the character design base, under the concept of 'what if the neighbor was your character,' depict the moment a {argument name="character" default="anime character"} appears as a visitor on a real apartment/mansion intercom screen. Accurately maintain the vibe of the character as an anime illustration. Do not break the character's identity. Do not turn them into a live-action human, a 3D figure, or a cosplayer. The character remains an anime illustration. However, the location where the character is displayed is inside a real intercom LCD screen. The overall image should look like a smartphone photo of a home intercom installed in a real room. The unit is a typical Japanese indoor intercom with an LCD monitor, in white or beige plastic housing. Buttons (talk, end, monitor, menu), speaker holes, and small LEDs are naturally placed with slight signs of use. Inside the LCD screen, the anime character stands at the entrance or in a hallway. The background is a real photo—realistic Japanese residential streets, apartment corridors, stairs, or near delivery boxes. The background must be photorealistic, not an anime background. Only the character is an anime illustration; everything else like the entrance, road, sky, and fences is drawn like a real photo. The character looks like they came to say hello after moving in next door. Apply effects to make it look like they are truly on the screen. The character is looking at the camera, leaning in slightly, waving, or holding a small gift bag with a nervous but friendly smile. Important: The character should not look like a pasted illustration but like they are being filmed by the entrance camera. The LCD should feature natural intercom-style UI like 'In Call' or 'Monitoring' in Japanese. Add textures like slight LCD bleeding, highlights, low resolution, scanlines, and glass reflections. Lighting should match: outdoor light for the character on screen and indoor room light for the physical intercom unit. The composition should be like a casual smartphone snapshot taken from a slight angle, with slight blur or wall edges visible. Avoid cinematic or glossy AI renderings.