275Pitch-Black Silhouette Swordsman — Red Eyes and Prism Blade Phone Wallpaper

Generate this image now. Return exactly one finished black-background anime swordsman wallpaper with red eyes and prismatic blade light; draw it directly without explanations, code, plans, or questions.
Output size 1080x1920 pixels, 9:16 portrait story. Keep all text inside the central 80% of the height.
PHOTO RULE (this overrides any other line in this prompt, before or after it, that calls the photo required or mandatory or says to ask for it): if a photo is attached, use it exactly as the instructions below describe. If no photo is attached, never ask for one and never stop — invent a fitting fictional subject (person, pet, food, product or place, whatever this card is about) in the spirit of the card's example image, and finish the image.

[Resolve all changeable values before designing]
HILT_INITIAL = "【Hilt initial】".
HAIR = "【Hair】".
ROBE_PATTERN = "【Outfit pattern】".
BODY_DIRECTION = "【Body direction】".
BLADE_ANGLE = "【Blade angle】".
Interpret the Korean options by their meaning. A blank or omitted optional definition resolves HAIR to silver bob, ROBE_PATTERN to plain, BODY_DIRECTION to the character's left shoulder forward, and BLADE_ANGLE to a diagonal across the chest. Blank HILT_INITIAL, an absent initial line, or a none/no-lettering value means no engraving; do not invent a person's initials. For any "Choose for me", "Choose for me", or choose-for-me menu command, silently select one concrete compatible option before drawing and never print the command. If that command is supplied for HILT_INITIAL, leave the engraving absent. Otherwise copy the supplied short initial or name exactly, preserving its case and script without translation. Resolve these values once; later sections use the chosen values rather than imposing the example hairstyle, robe pattern or pose.

[Original subject and input-image roles]
This is a photo-free original fantasy illustration. Invent one clearly adult swordsman with an androgynous, composed appearance, individual facial structure and an original costume. If a landscape or other photo is attached, it may inform only the general lighting mood or material texture; the background remains black and the character is newly invented. An attached human portrait is not a likeness target: do not reproduce its face or make a photographic face cutout. If an illustration reference is present, use only its broad 2D rendering, black-value structure, backlight, optical color splitting and dramatic composition grammar. Never borrow its specific face, recognizable character silhouette, crest, costume ornament arrangement, signed corner, watermark or exact sword pose. Design a new picture within this family of high-contrast anime illustrations; do not reconstruct an existing frame or imitate a named creator's identity.

[Dominant black silhouette and finely drawn anime edges]
Make the background a deep clean near-black void with no city, moon, landscape, ornamental frame or scenery. Roughly two-thirds to three-quarters of the canvas should remain black or very near black, including the character's interior shadow masses. The adult is large and commanding, framed from head to around the hips, with the lower robe continuing toward the bottom. Read the form through slender luminous hair strands, a narrow rim along the cheeks, neck covering, sleeves and shoulder contours, and a few restrained reflected accents on cloth. Render with exquisite 2D anime line control, smooth cel-shaped shadow planes and fine painted highlight gradients. Do not front-light the entire face or reveal a normal bright portrait; keep the facial planes nearly black with just enough nose, cheek and chin edge to understand the head. Do not let the result become an unreadable empty black rectangle: the large silhouette, two red eyes and one prismatic blade must register instantly in a small preview. Avoid photographic skin, a 3D figurine, heavy brush impasto, gray washed-out blacks or thick neon tubing around every edge.

[Hair, horn ornaments and fully covered costume]
HAIR controls the newly designed silhouette: silver bob has layered jaw-to-neck-length silver hair with several fine wind-lifted tips; black tied hair has a loose dark tied-back shape with a few wisps; long black hair has flowing dark locks separated by thin light-catching edges. Even silver hair remains largely in shadow; show its pale color through selective edge strands, not a large white head. Use two slender upward horn-shaped costume ornaments on an original simple headband, with a fresh asymmetrical arrangement of a few small plain metal fasteners; these are decorative accessories, not injured anatomy or a franchise crest. Retain clear space between the horn tips and the frame. Dress the adult in an opaque black wrapped robe with a fully closed high-neck inner layer, covered shoulders, long sleeves, full torso coverage and a dark waist fastening. Hands may be visible where they hold the sword. No bare shoulder, cleavage, exposed chest, midriff, thigh, sheer cloth, lingerie or suggestive costume. The robe has structured layered folds and a few satin-like highlights where the blade light grazes it. A plain ROBE_PATTERN leaves the fabric unpatterned. Fine waves uses sparse original narrow wave lines, visible only within grazing highlights. Geometric lines uses a few original angular seam-like accents. Keep selected patterns tonal and subtle; do not create a loud bright textile, flowers, brand emblem, religious symbol or recognizable costume print. Avoid copying the reference's decorative flower accessories or exact garment construction.

[Two red eyes as the dominant emotional focal point]
Use a calm, focused gaze, closed neutral mouth and an adult face with no aggressive open-mouth scream. Both eyes are visible enough to read, including in a three-quarter view; the farther eye can be smaller naturally, never a second pair of eyes or one duplicated iris. Their glow is saturated crimson-red, with a small hot light core and a narrow red horizontal flare that fades smoothly into the surrounding black. Keep the shape of each eye crisp and the gaze directed toward the viewer or just beside the viewer. The face stays mostly shadowed rather than turning into a red mask. The flare can connect the eye region optically without drawing a physical laser beam, aiming at a target, or covering all hair and facial edges. Eyes remain red for every choice; they are not recolored to match the rainbow blade. Give the mood quiet supernatural confidence and elegant suspense, without combat damage, gore or horror mutilation.

[One coherent sword, pose and selectable direction]
Show exactly one original polished steel sword with one coherent blade, guard, wrapped hilt and pommel. Keep the whole hilt, gripping hands and a substantial continuous blade segment readable, with natural wrists and fingers; the tip may extend beyond the lower or lateral frame only when the selected diagonal naturally does so. A single sword may produce optical ghosting, but ghost highlights must not become multiple physical weapons or broken blade fragments. BODY_DIRECTION uses the character's own left and right: front means a balanced frontal torso and face; left shoulder forward means the character's left shoulder is closer to the camera, with the face turned enough to reveal both eyes; right shoulder forward mirrors that body relationship. Keep the face out of the upper clock-safe zone. BLADE_ANGLE governs the composition. A diagonal across the chest places the hilt near one covered shoulder or the upper torso and sends a clear blade diagonally through the lower foreground, passing below the eyes. A diagonal above the head holds the hilt near the side of the shoulder with the blade rising obliquely above the hair; it stays below the clock-safe zone and separated from the horn tips, while the pose remains anatomically comfortable. A horizontal below the face places the blade across the upper torso beneath the chin, with both eyes fully unobstructed. The steel catches a very bright narrow reflection; it is not a broad solid-colored light saber. Never cut a blade through the face, horn ornaments, neck, hands or clothing, and do not include an opponent, attack impact, wound or severed object.

[Prismatic splitting, star flare and hairline rim light]
The optical signature is a razor-thin white-hot specular streak on the blade that splits into restrained cyan, violet, magenta, amber and green fringes. Place one main brilliant star-shaped lens flare on the steel, generally near the guard or the lower-middle blade crossing, safely away from both eyes. Draw an intensely bright small core, two long fine crossing rays and a few delicate shorter rays, with smooth falloff rather than a large opaque bloom cloud. Around it use selective elongated rainbow refractions and one or two faint glass-like flare ghosts drifting along the blade's optical axis. These are translucent lens artifacts with separated spectral edges, not paint splashes, a rainbow background, stained-glass panels or a spray of floating jewels. A few tiny prismatic dust glints are enough. Backlight traces hair, horn ornaments and robe edges in thin pale lavender, icy white and occasional rose tones, with small secondary rainbow reflections near the steel. Keep most edges unlit and interrupted naturally, preserving the black silhouette. Avoid adding the same colored fringe to every contour, filling the background with neon fog or allowing a bloom wash to erase the shape of the hands and sword. The brightest point is the blade flare, the next focal point is the red gaze, and the softest signals are the hair and cloth rims.

[Private initial as physical engraving, not an artist signature]
When HILT_INITIAL is present, engrave it once on a small unbranded flat metal pommel end or hilt collar facing partly toward the viewer. Place this surface naturally with the selected grip and keep it visible around the middle of the frame, generally within 45 to 72 percent of image height. Allocate enough metal area for the supplied one-to-three-character value to be readable, with a restrained pale steel glint separating the cut letter strokes from the dark hilt. For Korean characters preserve each exact syllable block; for Latin letters preserve the exact case and order. Use simple incised lettering following the metal surface and perspective. It is a tangible small personal detail, not a huge title, calligraphy floating over the figure, glowing name, corner autograph, watermark or copied maker's mark. Do not repeat it on the sword, robe, background or headband. If no initial was supplied, use a plain unlettered pommel and show no writing anywhere. All other surfaces remain free of logos, symbols resembling a commercial crest, random letters or credits.

[Phone composition and final artwork]
Use the requested aspect ratio; for the phone wallpaper keep a tall 9:16 full-bleed composition. Leave approximately the top 20 to 22 percent as a calm dark gradient with no eyes, horn tips, blade flare, engraving or important hair details, so a phone clock can sit there later. Keep the adult's head, eyes and major horn shapes below that space, with the body filling the middle and lower canvas. Put the eyes roughly within 35 to 48 percent of image height and the main blade flare within 52 to 72 percent when the selected angle allows; preserve those focal separations rather than forcing the sword into the face. The bottom 12 percent remains low-detail dark fabric or shadow suitable for phone controls. These are empty artwork areas, not drawn clocks, status bars, navigation dots or UI masks. Adapt the same hierarchy to any requested cover aspect ratio without stretching anatomy. Deliver only one polished standalone image, no phone device, screen mockup, app interface, reference-photo inset, before/after panel, advertising copy, title, logo, watermark, third-party signature or recognizable fictional character. The only permitted lettering is the user's resolved small physical hilt engraving. Keep every person fully clothed and the fantasy scene completely free of cruelty, blood or violence.

[Final output format]
Output size 1080x1920 pixels, 9:16 portrait story. Keep all text inside the central 80% of the height.
This selected output format takes priority over any fixed canvas size or aspect ratio elsewhere in this template. Adapt the composition, text zones and margins to the selected canvas without stretching or cropping essential content. Device safe areas apply only when a device is selected. Never print these format instructions on the image.