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FINAL MICRO-EDIT. Use the current generated image as the BASE IMAGE. Do not change the scene. Do not change the composition. Do not change the camera. Do not change the aircraft. Do not change the mountains. Do not change the clouds. Do not change the smoke. Do not change the sparks. Do not change the lighting. Do not change the colors. Do not change the monster's position. Do not change the monster's size. Do not change the monster's pose. Do not change the monster's orientation. Everything except the monster's VISUAL DESIGN is locked. ONLY refine the monster's visual design so that it matches REFERENCE 2 much more closely. REFERENCE 2 IS THE ABSOLUTE VISUAL AUTHORITY FOR THE ROBOT. Do not create a robot that is merely similar to Reference 2. Make the existing robot visually match the ACTUAL robot shown in Reference 2. Match its exact recognizable visual identity: * exact head shape and proportions * exact square/block head geometry * exact head width and height relationship * exact diagonal split across the face * exact charcoal / warm-grey color division * exact white “Ae” marking * exact placement and size of “Ae” * exact antenna arrangement * exact shoulder shape * exact torso construction * exact arm geometry * exact claw-hand design * exact leg construction * exact armor-panel layout * exact mechanical detailing * exact rivet treatment * exact weathering pattern * exact pink-grey / pale steel surface appearance * exact rust and chipped-paint character * exact exposed mechanical components * exact amber indicator-light placement Do not invent alternatives for any of these features. Do not make a generic industrial robot. Do not make a robot inspired by Reference 2. Make it look like THE SAME ROBOT from Reference 2. The existing monster's current silhouette, pose and position remain completely unchanged. Think of this as replacing the skin, armor design and mechanical identity of the existing monster with the actual visual identity of Reference 2 — while keeping the existing photograph untouched. IMPORTANT: REFERENCE 2 controls ROBOT IDENTITY AND APPEARANCE. CURRENT IMAGE controls EVERYTHING ELSE. Do not let Reference 2 affect camera angle, perspective, pose, scale, composition or environment. The final image must be the current image with a significantly more faithful reproduction of the robot from Reference 2. Photorealistic real-camera appearance. No redesign. No reinterpretation. No genericization. No hybrid robot. No new scene.