271Me Looking Over the Night City — Wind-Blown Hair and a Big Moon Phone Wallpaper

Generate this image now. Return one finished close-view semi-realistic anime night-city wallpaper, dominated by a seated figure in side or three-quarter rear view and sweeping windblown hair; 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 the scene and any exact lettering first]
CITY = "【City】".
SKY = "【Sky】".
SEAT = "【Seat】".
HAIR_COLOR = "【Hair color】".
EXACT_COPY = "【Small text】".
Interpret choices by their meaning in the user's language. A blank value, absent optional line or not-selected value defaults to an unnamed metropolis CITY, a large full moon SKY, a rooftop edge SEAT, golden-brown HAIR_COLOR, and no text EXACT_COPY. Any "Choose for me", "Choose for me", or choose-for-me value is a selection command: choose one concrete fitting option and never print the command. For EXACT_COPY only, choose-for-me allows one original short quiet phrase in the user's language; otherwise supplied text is literal and unchanged. A none or no-text choice produces no lettering. Resolve all choices before drawing, and keep selected alternatives distinct.

[Composition priority: near figure, not a distant landscape]
Use a close, intimate side or three-quarter rear view from near the seated person's shoulder height. The head, hair, upper body and bent covered thigh or knees dominate the frame. The figure and flowing hair together fill roughly 80 to 95 percent of image height and 65 to 85 percent of its width. Place the crown close to the upper edge, around 3 to 8 percent of image height; the head itself is about one third to nearly half the image width. Crop naturally through the lower legs or at the thigh. Feet, the entire seat and a full-body silhouette need not be visible. The person must not become a small figure at the bottom of a broad city panorama.

Angle the torso sideways or away and let the head face outward into the night, with a shaded side profile or mostly hidden face. A narrow anime eye, nose or lip outline may be visible in profile; no front-facing pose, direct eye contact or turned-back portrait smile. Keep a relaxed still posture. Frame the city through the gaps around the head, hair and bent knees and along one side of the body. Place the skyline behind and below the person, partly occluded by them. Do not reserve a blank upper 25 percent or push the figure downward for clock space. Keep only a small naturally calm area where the close composition permits it; never draw clock or lock-screen UI.

[One original fully clothed adult and selected support]
Show one adult in an opaque closed dark long-sleeved top or jacket and full-length trousers. Shoulder contours remain covered; follow the intimate framing through pose and crop rather than exposed skin or suggestive clothing. Fabrics can have delicate satin-like reflected highlights in otherwise deep blue-black folds. Use unbranded shoes only if they enter the crop. If a human photo is present, translate recognizable profile, head shape, skin tone, apparent age and gender presentation into this illustrated turned-away figure, keeping the resolved hair pigment and the long windblown hairstyle required for this scene. Without a photo, invent one original fictional adult immediately. Never copy the exact face of a style-reference subject.

SEAT controls the one support. Rooftop edge means a short visible section of a broad solid parapet beneath the hips, with natural weight and a supported seated pose. Grassy hill means a small patch of dark fine grass around the seated body. Bridge railing means a fragment of a wide coherent bridge-side ledge and balustrade, with deck support beneath the legs. Keep the support at the lower or side edge as a small framing element; do not give foreground masonry half the image. Show only the chosen location, with plausible contact, joints and covered bent knees.

[Windblown hair drawn across the whole image]
Hair is the main moving texture. Draw long soft layered locks swept across nearly the full frame by one coherent breeze. Combine broad translucent shadow masses with hundreds of fine individually resolved strands, loose arcs, overlapping filaments and slender lit flyaways. Many strands travel horizontally or diagonally from the head over the skyline, crossing the upper and middle frame, and some reach or leave a canvas edge. They are light and irregular, not evenly spaced glowing ropes or a stiff fan-shaped sheet. Maintain plausible scalp attachment and a readable head silhouette. A few loose locks fall down the back while the wind carries others across the image; clothes respond subtly to the same breeze.

Golden-brown HAIR_COLOR retains muted honey and soft peach midtones under lavender and electric-blue highlights. Black stays deep charcoal with violet-blue separated edges. Silver has pearl-gray depth and lilac rims. Pink uses softly muted rose midtones with violet shadows. Keep the selected pigment legible without turning all hair blonde. Place thin bright filaments against darker city or sky areas and darker strands across luminous areas, so hair remains finely readable throughout the frame.

[Night palette, sky and large moon]
Use a cinematic electric-blue, periwinkle, violet and lavender night palette with deep velvety blue-black subject shadows. Introduce small cyan, rosy pink and peach city glows, rather than a mostly amber suburban panorama. Lunar light makes a luminous violet-blue rim around the hair, covered shoulder and knees, with very soft reflected light revealing the shaded profile. Keep the face quiet, painted and semi-realistic anime, never a sharply lit live-action portrait.

SKY controls the background emphasis. Large full moon means one oversized pearly blue-lavender moon, roughly 35 to 55 percent of canvas width, high behind or beside the head; a canvas edge or the hair may naturally occlude part of it. It belongs to the close composition rather than floating alone in a central empty sky. Pouring stars means a dense fine sparkling stellar field and diffuse purple-blue haze behind the windblown strands; no mandatory giant moon. Purple sunset means a pale muted peach-to-lavender horizon fading upward into deep violet, with delicate stars and restrained twilight glow. Never add a second moon. Sky and stars remain visible through and around the large near figure, without a rigid empty horizontal band.

[Fictional neon metropolis and depth]
Build an invented skyline with layered high-rise silhouettes, concentrated cool window grids, softly glowing vertical light rhythms, pink and blue urban accents and small distant bokeh. Use broad CITY cues only: an unnamed metropolis has generic mixed towers; Seoul suggests dense residential clusters and distant foothills; Busan a coastal bay glow; Tokyo tightly packed varied buildings; New York tall rectilinear towers; Hong Kong slender dense towers and a faint harbor. Invent every building, tower and bridge; no real landmark, trademark, recognizable skyline replica or readable sign. CITY is an atmosphere selection, never a printed caption.

Keep the nearest hair and fabric intricate, the city softened by luminous haze and shallow apparent focus, and the farther skyline melting into color. The dense night lights may sit quite close behind the silhouette in the image plane, but remain physically far below the seated person. Avoid a tiny body surrounded by evenly repeated city dots, nearby shopfronts or a wide empty rural horizon. Render fine anime linework and soft volumetric shading together, with delicate bloom around moon, star flecks and city lights. The mood is quiet and solitary, with movement carried by hair.

[Exact optional text and final wallpaper]
If EXACT_COPY is no text, include no letters or numbers. If literal text is supplied, render it exactly once in a small readable pale-lavender handwritten line in a calm lower gap, usually around 80 to 90 percent of image height, adjusting slightly to avoid the body and brightest lights. Preserve original script, capitalization, spaces, punctuation and numerals; do not translate, paraphrase, autocorrect, add a date, quote marks or a signature. A time-like supplied string is literal decoration, not clock UI. This is the only permitted writing; never print CITY, menu labels or placeholder braces.

Follow the requested ratio, defaulting to vertical 9:16. Deliver one edge-to-edge original illustration with a very large near side/back figure, hair crossing the frame and a luminous fictional city visible around it. No distant full-body panorama, imposed clock-space band, source-photo insert, split panel, phone mockup, search bar, carousel arrows or dots, title banner, border, celebrity, existing character, trademarked outfit, logo, artist signature or watermark. Borrow general rendering, light, color and composition grammar from a style reference while inventing the figure, buildings and hair arrangement.

[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.