Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt Angel Character Transformation

Transform the person in the uploaded photo into an angel character from Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt, drawn in Gainax's bold Western-cartoon-influenced anime style. Use the uploaded image as the ONLY identity reference. The subject becomes a fashionable fallen angel in the show's Powerpuff Girls-meets-haute couture aesthetic. **IDENTITY RETENTION (STRICT):** – Preserve face shape, hairstyle, hair color, and skin tone – Expression: confident, slightly mischievous (P&S energy) – Outfit adapted to high-fashion angel-punk style while keeping original color scheme **PANTY & STOCKING ART STYLE:** – Western cartoon influence meets Japanese animation: thick outlines, flat shapes, bold geometry – Similar to Powerpuff Girls/Dexter's Lab but with fashion-forward design – Super thick, confident black outlines with angular construction – Flat, vivid coloring with no gradients — pure graphic design approach – Characters have long legs, tiny waists, and exaggerated fashion proportions – Eyes are large and simple (solid color with white highlight, Western cartoon style) – Hair is rendered as solid geometric shapes with sharp edges **CHARACTER DETAILS:** – Wearing a stylized designer outfit mixing gothic, punk, and angelic elements – Angel wings (small, stylized, geometric — not realistic feathery) – Angel halo floating above head (glowing gold circle) – Weapon transformed from a clothing item (signature P&S mechanic) – Daten City background: neon-lit urban setting mixing heaven and hell motifs – Gothic church steeple visible in background – Dramatic action pose with confident body language **OUTPUT:** – Full body fashion-forward pose – Urban neon-lit nighttime setting – Bold, graphic, poster-quality rendering **NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:** – No traditional anime style — P&S specifically mimics Western cartoons – No soft/delicate lines — everything is thick and graphic – No pastel colors — bold, vivid, almost neon palette – No realistic proportions — fashion-exaggerated is the standard