مثلا یکی از شرایط جالبی که برام پیش میاد و همیشه هندل کردنش عصبیم میکنه دلخور شدن از ادمای اطرافمه وقتی تو مکالمه نیستیم
اینطوریم که بهش تکست نمیدم چون عصبیم و از طرفی دلگیرم از بدجنسیه اون که چطور فلان کارو کرده و دلم توضیح میخواد
از طرفی مثلا طبق اخلاق زیادی بداخلاق فلانی میدونم اگر دوتا چیز نیشدار بهم بگه دیگه کلا ارتباطاتمونو نیست میکنم و قهر میکنم و چون اون کلا مودش همینه صحبتی برای گفتن نمیمونه
ای خداااا خیلی دلخورم اه
اینطوریم که بهش تکست نمیدم چون عصبیم و از طرفی دلگیرم از بدجنسیه اون که چطور فلان کارو کرده و دلم توضیح میخواد
از طرفی مثلا طبق اخلاق زیادی بداخلاق فلانی میدونم اگر دوتا چیز نیشدار بهم بگه دیگه کلا ارتباطاتمونو نیست میکنم و قهر میکنم و چون اون کلا مودش همینه صحبتی برای گفتن نمیمونه
ای خداااا خیلی دلخورم اه
در حالت عادی زیاد از زبان گیلکی استفاده نمیکنم ولی هروقت پیش کسایی که بلد نیستن حرف میزنم وقتی نمیفهمن خیلی حال میکنم
حتی فحشم نداده باشی فک میکنن فحش دادی😂😂
حتی فحشم نداده باشی فک میکنن فحش دادی😂😂
وقتی میبینم بخاطر سرکوب چه غذا و حقوق مسخره ای بهشون میدن مطمئن میشم حرومزادگی یه چیز ذاتیه
کافیه دوتا کامنت عرزشی بخونی که بفهمی با چه زبون نفهمایی تو یه کشور گیر کردی
یعنی کل جهان بگن خورشید داغه اینا گوه میخورن میگن نههههه پدرپدرسگمون گفته سرده پس سرده
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Transform the person in the uploaded photo into an original character who naturally belongs to the world of How to Train Your Dragon.
Fully reinterpret the individual through the exact visual language of the DreamWorks How to Train Your Dragon franchise. Adapt their appearance using the series’ character design style, facial structure, proportions, stylized realism, expressive animation acting, costume design, Viking-inspired aesthetics, and cinematic fantasy lighting. Prioritize authentic franchise animation style over realism. The character should feel as if they were originally designed by the DreamWorks animation team and have always existed in the world of Berk and the dragon riders.
Strictly avoid photorealism, live-action interpretation, cosplay aesthetics, realistic skin textures, or photographic rendering. The result must look fully animated and stylized.
Determine who they truly are based on a fusion of:
• Their identity, personality, emotional energy, courage level, and overall vibe.
• The mood, lighting, environment, and atmosphere of the uploaded photo.
• The Viking clans, dragon species, rider culture, and survival logic of the How to Train Your Dragon universe.
Allow the world itself to decide their role. They may become a dragon rider, Viking warrior, blacksmith, chief, scout, dragon trainer, dragon hunter, healer, storyteller, or outsider living beyond the village—whatever best fits their essence.
Design a unique dragon companion specifically bonded to this character. The dragon must be fully original but consistent with the biological and behavioral logic of the franchise. Determine:
• Dragon species (or a new hybrid species)
• Personality and temperament
• Abilities (fire, plasma, ice, sonic blast, camouflage, etc.)
• Flight style and combat behavior
• Bond dynamic with the rider (trust, fear, loyalty, independence)
• Visual markings that reflect the rider’s personality
Design Viking clothing, armor, tools, weapons, and cultural details inspired by their role, personality, and survival needs in this world. Everything should feel functional, handcrafted, and integrated into a dragon-riding society.
Do not preserve the original camera angle, pose, composition, framing, or body positioning from the uploaded photo. Reconstruct the scene entirely as a cinematic animated frame from the How to Train Your Dragon universe.
Use the photo only as a reference for identity, emotional tone, and personality traits. Freely redesign pose, camera perspective, facial expression style, body language, and staging to match the dynamic animation language of the franchise.
Derive the final visual theme from a fusion of the individual’s personality, the atmosphere of the uploaded photo, and the warm-but-adventurous tone of the How to Train Your Dragon world. Let these influences determine color palette, lighting, environment, textures, and cinematic mood rather than defaulting to generic fantasy tones.
Include a short 2–4 line origin story describing how they formed their bond with their dragon and their place in the Viking world.
Render the result as a premium vertical 9:16 cinematic animated character sheet featuring:
• One main key visual of the rider and dragon together in a cinematic moment
• One three-quarter character view of the rider showing full Viking outfit and gear
• One strategic illustration highlighting dragon abilities, flight dynamics, or bond interaction
• Contextual callouts for dragon species traits, rider tools, clan symbols, or lore elements only when they enhance storytelling
The final result should feel like an official DreamWorks production character concept—warm, adventurous, emotionally expressive, and fully integrated into the world of dragons and Vikings.
(Original character inspired by the referenced universe, not a reproduction of existing characters or artwork.)
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