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Expand card worlds beyond medieval fantasy

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- `damage-3.png`: heavy armor destruction and shredded outer layers
- `damage-4.png`: defeated state with broken equipment
The game art direction is adult-oriented fantasy pinup:
The game art direction is adult-oriented multi-world pinup:
- Characters should emphasize mature curvy female silhouettes and large-breast armor/clothing design.
- The roster is not limited to medieval fantasy. From `C0004` onward, character concepts should deliberately cross eras and worlds: modern university fire mages, water-controlling idols, cyberpunk hackers, space-colony duelists, sports stars, noir detectives, post-apocalyptic racers, mythic fashion priests, and other time/space settings.
- Every character should have a distinct appearance DNA: face shape, eye shape, nose, lips, skin tone, hair, body proportions, bust shape, and overall presence. Avoid generating the same default pretty face and same body repeatedly.
- Every character should also have a distinct combat identity and pose language: weapon handling, stance, posture, balance, hand placement, and silhouette should vary so the 1000-character roster does not feel like one model in different costumes.
- Damage-state art should show armor destruction, torn outer clothing, broken belts, damaged bracers, dust, scorch marks, and defeated poses.
- Every character should also have a distinct combat identity and pose language: weapon or equipment handling, stance, posture, balance, hand placement, and silhouette should vary so the 1000-character roster does not feel like one model in different costumes.
- Damage-state art should adapt to the character's world: armor destruction, torn modern clothing, damaged stage outfits, cracked sci-fi suits, broken sports gear, snapped belts, damaged bracers, dust, scorch marks, and defeated poses.
- Defeated and high-damage stages should show emotional defeat: frustrated tears, resentful grimaces, clenched teeth, wet eyes, and expressions that feel unfair or humiliating rather than calm dignity.
- Medium through defeated stages may show clear combat-pain reactions from abdominal hits: gasping open mouth, hunched posture, labored breathing, tears, and small saliva/drool details. These must read as combat injury reactions, not sexual acts or fetish framing.
- High-damage stages should make the combat feel intense through missing or destroyed hand, foot, shoulder, abdomen, hip, and torso armor/clothing. Adult nudity or body exposure may be used as part of the battle-damage presentation.