🎯 Hunt for BP 5! AI Scouter Power Level Challenge

task: "edit-image: add full-screen analysis HUD overlay only" base_image: | Use the provided reference image as the base. Do not change the character's appearance, pose, facial expression, anatomy, clothing, colors, background, lighting, composition, or camera angle. Keep the original art style exactly as it is with no new characters added. hud_color: | Use a single monochrome HUD color for all HUD elements (lines, text, glow, tint). The HUD color must be one of: green, blue, or red. Follow any explicit color instruction given by the user or calling system. If no specific color is provided, choose the HUD color based on the character's perceived power level: - If the character looks very powerful or intense, use red. - If the character looks moderately strong, use blue. - If the character looks less powerful or more neutral, use green. overlay_hud: | Overlay a semi-transparent but clearly visible analysis HUD in the chosen HUD color across the entire frame, as if the viewer is looking at the character through a futuristic battle-scanner visor. Tint the whole image with a uniform HUD-color filter while still allowing the original colors and details to be visible underneath. Draw a precise glowing HUD-color contour line around the character's entire silhouette. The outline should closely follow the outer edge of the character's body, hair, and clothing, like an edge-detection highlight. Place this outline slightly outside the character so it does not cover facial features or important interior details. Make the contour line continuous, clean, and slightly thicker than the other HUD lines, with a strong glow so the character's shape is clearly emphasized. Around the character's head and upper body, add targeting brackets and framing marks that snap to this contour, reinforcing the feeling that the system is locking onto the character. Fill the screen with HUD details: horizontal and vertical grid lines, small numeric readouts, subtle crosshairs, corner markers, and compact UI panels around (but not directly on top of) the character's key features. bp_display: | Place the text "BP" (Battle Power) followed by a multi-digit numeric value in the top-right corner of the frame. This BP text must always appear in the upper-right area of the image, not in any other position. Make the "BP" label and the number large, bright, and easy to read, using a bold sci-fi digital style. Draw them as glowing HUD-color text only, without any rectangular frame or background panel. Do NOT copy or reuse any specific number from this prompt. Let the model infer and choose a plausible multi-digit battle power number based on the character's appearance, pose, and overall intensity in the reference image. The value should look like a sci-fi status readout appropriate to how strong this character appears in the given context. style: | Make the HUD feel like a classic anime scouter interface: monochrome in the chosen HUD color with varying brightness levels, strong glow, and a holographic screen impression over the entire image. Use crisp, angular UI lines and digital fonts. The contour outline around the character and the glowing BP text in the top-right corner should be the most visually readable elements, so the viewer immediately understands which person is being analyzed and what their battle power is. constraints: | Do not modify or obscure the character's face, body, or key design elements with opaque UI blocks. Do not change the background layout or add large extra objects beyond the HUD itself. The only edit should be the full-screen analysis HUD overlay in the chosen color, the precise contour outline, and the BP display text in the top-right corner. Preserve the original composition, perspective, and overall scene while making it look like it is being viewed entirely through a scouter-like analysis interface.