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Create a detailed photorealistic cinematic character sheet for an original Korean action heroine.MAIN CHARACTER:Name: YUNAAge: mid-20s, adult womanRole: ordinary young woman unexpectedly caught in a subway concourse chaseAppearance:YUNA is a young Korean woman with a short messy black bob haircut, soft bangs, expressive wide dark eyes, natural skin texture, slightly pale complexion under fluorescent lighting, slim athletic build, and an intense vulnerable-but-determined face. She looks frightened at first, then focused and resilient.Outfit:Oversized charcoal graphic T-shirt, pale washed denim shorts, black high-top sneakers, small hoop earrings, thin black bracelet, no visible brand logos. Her clothes are casual, realistic, slightly loose, and move naturally during running and fighting.Expression references:1. shocked close-up with wide eyes2. tense side profile leaning against a shutter3. focused sprinting expression4. panic turning into determination5. defensive reaction during close combat6. effort face during a low kick7. breathless recovery8. final intense stareAction pose references:1. hand reaching toward the camera in extreme close-up2. pressed against a closed metal shutter3. sprinting through a subway corridor4. sliding past a pillar5. dodging a grab6. blocking a strike7. low front kick8. turning to run under fluorescent lightsSupporting characters:3 anonymous male pursuers in dark casual streetwear and track jackets. They are background threats only, slightly less detailed than YUNA, never the main focus.Style:Ultra-realistic Korean action thriller, subway concourse, handheld camera, fluorescent lights, wet reflective floor, metallic shutters, blue-green color cast, fast readable stunt choreography, strong motion blur, gritty but stylish.Negative prompt:No anime, no cartoon, no superhero costume, no gore, no blood, no weapons, no celebrity resemblance, no duplicate YUNA, no face changing, no distorted hands, no extra fingers, no broken limbs, no floating body, no text, no watermark.
