Extreme Weather TV Reporter System

【Input Items】 Reference image: 1 image Weather type: Extreme heat / Typhoon / Extreme blizzard Aspect ratio: Required (e.g., 1:1) 【Recommended reference image】 Please use an image where you can see one person's facial features, hairstyle, hair color, age impression, body type, and outfit atmosphere. An image showing from the face to the upper body, or full body, is recommended. A simple background is suitable. 【Main Instruction】 Please depict the person from the attached reference image as an outdoor reporter broadcasting live from a scene with extreme weather in a fictional television broadcast. From the reference image, faithfully maintain facial features, hairstyle, hair color, eye impression, age impression, body type, person's atmosphere, and expression style without changing them. For real-life images, reconstruct them as high-quality real-life; for anime or illustrations, preserve the original drawing style, lines, coloring, and texture. Do not inherit the reference image's background, lighting, composition, or original pose. While retaining the outfit's original color and atmosphere as much as possible, naturally adjust it to a state and equipment suitable for the input weather. The person is a field reporter holding a broadcast hand microphone and conveying the situation to the camera. Do not just stand calmly; depict a moment where they are tossed about by the extreme weather but desperately continue broadcasting. Make the hair, clothes, expression, posture, body tilt, hand movements, and held items naturally react to the weather, so the person seems truly present at the scene. Enlarge the expression to convey the severity of the situation, but do not make it only fearful or painful. Create an impressive field broadcast that stands out on social media. However, express that prominence not through UI decorations but through the person's reactions and the power of the abnormal weather. Overlay a simple fictional television broadcast UI on the screen. The UI should have the same shape and placement fixed for all weather, without lively decorations, weather maps, complex numbers, or long texts. Place small fixed UIs on both sides at the top of the screen. In the top-left, display "LIVE" in white text on a red horizontal small banner. In the top-right, display a red-white warning triangle icon and "ALERT" in white text as a small banner UI of the same design style, at the same top position and height. Align the distance from the top and left/right edges for both UIs, and adjust the width naturally based on the content. Place a horizontal simple broadcast bar at the bottom of the screen. In the lower bar, display only the input weather type text largely and clearly, exactly as entered. If the input is "猛暑", display "猛暑"; if "台風", display "台風"; if "猛吹雪", display "猛吹雪". Limit the text to only "LIVE" and "ALERT" in the upper UI and the weather type display in the lower bar. Do not display any text other than the specified weather name, regional names, broadcast station names, program names, real logos, corporate logos, or additional captions. Do not display readable signs, advertisements, guideboards, road sign text, explanations, English, Japanese, or numbers in the background. 【Weather-specific expressions】 ■ Extreme heat Set a city street corner illuminated by intense midsummer sunlight as the background. Make it clear at a glance that it is not normal clear weather but dangerous extreme heat. Make the road surface faded, sun-baked, dry, matte, and non-reflective asphalt. Express the dry extreme heat through fine cracks, dry dust, strong shadows with clear contours, and a slight heat haze visible on the distant road surface. Do not include wet road surfaces, puddles, flooding, mirror-like reflections, post-rain textures, splashes, fog, or steam-like appearances. The person is sweating profusely on the forehead and neck, with a slightly flushed face, broadcasting while enduring the heat and brightness. Hold a microphone in one hand, and wipe sweat with a handkerchief or small towel held in the other hand. Make the hair slightly disheveled by the heat, and show them continuing to report while flustered. Express sweat mainly on the skin, and do not make the hair or clothes look wet like in rain. Keep the clothes basically dry. ■ Typhoon Set an outdoor scene with dark skies, horizontal heavy rain, gale winds, splashes, wet road surfaces, and strongly swaying trees as the background. Make the wind and rain cut across the screen, clearly showing the typhoon's intensity. The person should tilt their body diagonally and brace their feet while broadcasting. The hair should be wildly tousled by strong winds, and clothes should be strongly blown and wet from rain. Grip the microphone firmly with one hand, and add gestures as if supporting the body or clothes with the other hand. As needed, naturally add simple rainwear or a hood that retains the original outfit's atmosphere. Do not use an umbrella. Make the pose not too exaggerated, keeping the face, both hands, and microphone visible within the broadcast screen. ■ Extreme blizzard Set a winter street wrapped in heavy snow and strong winds as the background. The snow should blow violently horizontally, visibility should be white and hazy, and roads and surroundings should have thick snow accumulation. Make it clear that this is not normal snowfall but an extreme blizzard where even standing is difficult. The person should wear a thick winter coat, scarf, gloves, and hood if needed, bracing with a forward-leaning posture while shivering from the cold. Snow should be attached to the hair, shoulders, and winter gear, and show them desperately continuing to broadcast with squinted eyes. Match the color and impression of the winter gear naturally to the reference image's outfit and person's atmosphere. 【Composition and finishing】 Make the person the main subject of the screen, with a medium-distance television broadcast composition clearly showing from the top of the head to above the knees. Place the person in the center of the screen, with a composition where the face, both hands, microphone, posture reacting to the weather, background abnormal weather, upper UI, and lower UI are all easily readable. The person's size should fit comfortably between the upper and lower UIs, appearing stable as a television broadcast screen. Avoid extreme wide-angle, extreme poster-style compositions, or compositions where the person dominates the screen. Express the weather strongly and exaggeratedly, but do not completely hide the person's face or body. Do not depict bleeding, injuries, collapses, evacuees, or severe disaster damage; finish as an exaggerated field broadcast with comic and immersive appeal that stands out on social media. Do not overlap UI bars or text on the person, microphone, hands, or face. Correctly depict the person's body, fingers, and microphone, and do not generate duplicate persons, changed identities, extra limbs, extra microphones, garbled text, meaningless text, or real logos.

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