Super Mario Universe Video Game Characer

Transform the subject from the uploaded image into a Super Mario universe character — a believable, look-alike version of the person as if they were part of the official Super Mario Odyssey or Super Mario Bros Wonder world. Art Style & Aesthetic: Render in Nintendo’s Super Mario 3D style — vibrant, toy-like textures, smooth rounded shapes, and exaggerated yet appealing proportions. Maintain expressive, large eyes with soft shading, simplified facial features, and glowing warm tones. The subject should look like a real Nintendo character adaptation, not a cosplay — designed to naturally belong alongside Mario, Peach, or Luigi. Keep the cartoon realism of the Mario world: glossy fabrics, bright color harmony, and subtle bounce lighting. Character Design: Retain the subject’s gender, facial structure, hairstyle, expression, and outfit exactly as in the reference. Stylize them into the Mario game art direction — rounded facial proportions, gentle cheek shading, small nose, expressive eyes, and a cheerful or curious demeanor. Clothing should match the original outfit’s color palette and silhouette, but be reinterpreted with Mario world materials (e.g. soft denim, glossy overalls, stitched textures, or fantasy fabrics). Hair should remain recognizable but with Mario-style shine and form, slightly chunkier strands and rounded volume. Accessories (earrings, glasses, hats, jewelry) should appear handcrafted and whimsical, like items you’d find in the Mushroom Kingdom — polished, playful, and slightly oversized. Scene & Composition: Keep the same pose, body position, and camera angle as the original photo. Optional Mario-themed background: Mushroom Kingdom, grassy plains, Toad Town plaza, or the Odyssey ship deck. Use soft daylight or cheerful ambient lighting that enhances the toy-like realism. Rendering & Quality: High-resolution 3D rendering in Nintendo’s official Super Mario Odyssey style. Smooth color transitions, vibrant highlights, and clean, polished character modeling. The final image should look like a real game still — not fan art or photorealism. Negative Prompts: No realism, no anime, no 2D cartoon, no gritty or dark lighting, no off-style shading. Must match Nintendo’s Super Mario 3D character design language exactly.