Baccano! Jazz Noir Character

Transform the subject from the uploaded photo into Baccano! Jazz Noir Character. Use the uploaded image as the ONLY identity reference for the person. Preserve the subject’s face shape, hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, expression, pose energy, and recognizable features so the person still looks unmistakably like themselves after the transformation. IDENTITY RETENTION. Keep facial proportions stable. Preserve any glasses, bangs, curls, freckles, jewelry, and signature expression cues whenever possible. The transformed version should feel like the same person translated into the new universe, not a random lookalike. STYLE DIRECTION. Match the exact art direction implied by Baccano! Jazz Noir Character. Use franchise accurate linework, silhouette design, costume language, palette, shading style, and background worldbuilding. If this is an animated or illustrated property, use the proper outline weight, proportions, and rendering approach for that IP. If it is a stylized figure or scene variation, make the final image look intentional, polished, and strongly branded to that aesthetic. CHARACTER DETAILS. Include the signature wardrobe, props, environmental motifs, and visual storytelling cues that make the transformed result instantly readable. Build a cohesive scene around the subject instead of a blank background. Use full body or strong half-body framing unless a portrait crop makes more sense for the concept. OUTPUT. High quality, clean image with strong composition, readable subject separation, and premium finish. Negative constraints. No photorealism unless the requested style is photographic. No generic anime face. No identity drift. No extra limbs, broken hands, duplicate accessories, text artifacts, or mixed franchises.