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WAN 3.0 — STRICT SINGLE-PERSON IDENTITY AND OUTFIT REPLACEMENT TASK: Completely remove the original person in the uploaded source video and replace them with the ONE character shown in the uploaded character reference sheet. SOURCE VIDEO = 100% of movement, choreography, timing, camera, background, audio, and scene. CHARACTER SHEET = 100% of replacement identity, face, hair, skin tone, body proportions, clothing, shoes, and accessories. 1. COMPLETE IDENTITY REPLACEMENT Replace the original person's entire physical appearance with the exact character from the reference sheet. This is a full-body identity and outfit replacement, NOT a face swap, morph, blend, or partial transformation. The original person's face, hair, skin tone, physique, clothing, and accessories must be completely removed. Never retain or blend any original identity features. The character sheet contains multiple views of ONE character. Generate exactly ONE replacement person, not multiple characters. 2. EXACT CHARACTER REFERENCE LOCK Match the reference character's facial structure, eyes, nose, mouth, teeth, hairstyle, hair color, skin texture, skin tone, head proportions, physique, and distinctive features with maximum accuracy. Use ONLY the complete outfit shown in the reference sheet, including shirt, pants, footwear, jewelry, chain, pendant, glasses, and all accessories. Preserve exact colors, materials, fit, and design. Never borrow any clothing from the original video. Maintain consistent facial identity, outfit, jewelry, and proportions in every frame, including profile views, back views, rapid movements, and occlusions. 3. FRAME-BY-FRAME MOTION REPLICATION — HIGHEST PRIORITY Use the source video as the absolute motion blueprint. Reproduce the original person's movements frame by frame with identical choreography, dance steps, footwork, hand gestures, arm movements, head turns, body rotations, posture, facial performance, rhythm, pauses, and transitions. Preserve exact movement speed, timing, direction, position, and foot-contact points. Do not invent, stylize, exaggerate, simplify, or reinterpret any movement. Do not animate poses from the character sheet. Transfer the original performance naturally onto the replacement character's anatomy without changing the choreography. 4. SOURCE VIDEO PRESERVATION Preserve the original background, setting, props, lighting, shadows, reflections, camera angle, framing, zoom, camera motion, perspective, video duration, frame pacing, and original audio exactly. Do not modify any other people or objects. Do not introduce new scene elements, cuts, transitions, effects, or camera movements. 5. PHOTOREALISTIC CONSISTENCY Render as realistic live-action footage with natural skin texture, believable anatomy, accurate hands and fingers, stable facial features, realistic fabric movement, physically grounded feet, consistent shadows, and proper environmental integration. Avoid cartoon rendering, plastic skin, flickering, warped limbs, face drift, identity blending, outfit changes, accessory disappearance, or character duplication. 6. FINAL OUTPUT REQUIREMENT The finished video must look exactly like the original source footage in every way except that the original person has been completely replaced by the exact character from the reference sheet, wearing the reference sheet's complete outfit. PRIORITY ORDER: 1. Exact original motion and timing. 2. Exact reference character identity. 3. Exact reference outfit and accessories. 4. Original scene, camera, and audio preservation. 5. Photorealistic continuity throughout. ONE CHARACTER. ONE CONSISTENT IDENTITY. COMPLETE REPLACEMENT. ZERO BLENDING. ZERO CHOREOGRAPHY CHANGES.