Wii Sports (Mii) Game Character

Transform the subject from the uploaded photo into a character from Wii Sports (Nintendo Wii, 2006). Style & Aesthetic (Strict): Proportions: Simplified, toy-like proportions. Rounded heads, medium-height bodies, slightly stubby arms and legs. Face: Very minimal detail. Flat cartoon-like eyes, small circular pupils, thin or simple eyebrows, and basic geometric nose/mouth shapes. No realistic textures or pores. Skin: Smooth, flat fills with subtle 3D-style soft shading (like Wii Sports renders), but still matte and clean. Hair: Solid shapes with blocky geometry, simple flat textures. No strands — just bold cartoon-like clumps. Clothing: Keep the subject’s exact outfit but reinterpret it in Wii Sports style — flat colors with very light baked-in shading, minimal seam detail, and blocky folds. Accessories: Simplified and chunky, appearing like Wii Sports assets (e.g., rings, glasses, earrings reduced to flat, bold geometry). Lighting & Rendering: Bright and cheerful Nintendo Wii aesthetic. Flat but with subtle soft 3D shading to give volume (like official Wii Sports renders). Clean render with vibrant, saturated colors. Subject Details to Retain: Keep subject’s clothing, hairstyle, hair color, face, expression, pose, and accessories recognizable. Preserve likeness but reinterpret fully into Wii Sports’ stylized character design. Composition: Full-body, centered character render. Head to toe fully visible in the output. Transparent background. Negative Prompts (for consistency): No photorealism, no realistic skin textures, no pores. No anime, manga, Pixar, Disney, DreamWorks, or non-Wii styles. No hyper-detail, sketch lines, painterly brushstrokes, or hand-drawn look. No gradients or shadows beyond Wii Sports-style soft baked-in shading. No distorted anatomy, oversized or missing body parts. No props, text, backgrounds, or objects not part of the subject. No duplication of body parts or broken proportions. No logos, watermarks, or captions.