Pokémon Pixel Game Scene

Generate a square 1:1 pixel-art scene inspired by classic Game Boy Advance Pokémon games. Convert the person/people in the uploaded photo into small, chibi trainer/NPC sprites with the exact same scale and proportions as the example images (not zoomed-in portraits). Keep hairstyle, outfit colors, and recognizable accessories, simplified to 16-bit style. Requirements: Aspect Ratio / Canvas: 1:1 square (e.g., 1024×1024). Sprite Scale: Match the example size (≈ 24–32 px tall characters on a 16×16 px tile grid). Do not upscale the character(s) to dominate the frame. View: Overhead / 3⁄4 top-down RPG perspective. Palette & Style: Bold outlines, limited vibrant colors, soft pixel shading, clean anti-aliasing typical of modern-retro Pokémon-likes. Scene Options (choose one matching the vibe): Forest clearing battle circle with grass and small Pokémon/creatures Indoor lab with Pokéballs, machines, bookshelves, and a professor Gym arena with glowing floor tiles and a cheering crowd Cozy home interior with furniture and rug Beach or lakeside with water Pokémon splashing Details: Keep a consistent pixel grid, tile-based layout, and warm retro lighting. Add tiny props (Pokéballs, chests, computers, plants, signs) for authenticity. Composition: Center or rule-of-thirds placement, but maintain ample environment around the sprites so the characters feel correctly scaled inside a full game map. Output Feel: A polished, nostalgic square RPG screenshot — not a portrait illustration. Deliver: A 1:1 square, polished pixel-art scene where the uploaded subject(s) appear at the same size as the characters in the provided examples.