Create a vertical Eastern fantasy character movie poster. The main character is: {{character}}. The scene mood is: {{scene}}. The main poster title is "{{title_text}}". The side quote is "{{quote_text}}".

Use a vertical movie-poster composition with the character on the central axis as a full-body or knee-up hero visual. Pose, camera angle, and lighting should express the character's fate, agency, and home world. The character may belong to wuxia, xianxia, game, or Eastern fantasy material, but the figure must remain dominant and readable. The composition should feel like an official film poster, drama key visual, or Eastern fantasy character poster, not a game screenshot, ordinary character standee, trading-card art, side-profile double exposure poster, or cluttered concept sheet.

Design the character strictly around {{character}}: preserve recognizable identity, age impression, hairstyle, clothing family, weapon or prop role, temperament, faction or world signal, and main color identity. If the input comes from a novel, animation, film, game, IP, or Eastern fantasy world, preserve recognizable character and world identity while translating them into cinematic Eastern fantasy poster language. Do not turn a known character into a generic original person, and do not force every input into the same generic ancient swordsman, fixed heroine, or source-example figure. Human figures must be tasteful, natural, and non-sexualized; if the character is young, present them as clean, heroic, and non-suggestive, without revealing clothing or cheap online-game aesthetics.

The scene {{scene}} should be derived naturally from the current character's world: choose relevant geography, architecture, weather, rituals, power symbols, period atmosphere, faction clues, or key objects. The scene should serve the character's fate and theme. Do not force any example character's fixed landscape, faction symbol, cultivation site, or iconic setting into unrelated characters. Build clear foreground, midground, and background depth with atmospheric perspective, light direction, and environmental details that create epic scale, solitude, warmth, mystery, or another mood that fits the character.

The visual style combines premium Eastern illustration with cinematic lighting: fine brush detail, expressive environment design, subtle ink edges, layered mist or glowing particles, soft backlight, controlled warm-cool contrast, a clear face, and memorable eyes. Derive the palette from the character identity, scene mood, and source world; it may be restrained and heavy or bright and festive, but it must remain unified, layered, and cinematic. The final poster should express character appeal, fate-driven tension, and Eastern fantasy atmosphere. Avoid garish colors, cyberpunk styling, plastic 3D, photo collage, cheap AI texture, and excessive skin smoothing.

Typography layout: reserve a large calligraphy title area for "{{title_text}}" at the bottom or lower third. The lettering may use dark dry-brush ink, gold-ink inscription, cinnabar seal texture, or another Eastern type treatment that matches the character, merging naturally with mist, glowing particles, or negative space. Reserve a vertical side-quote area for "{{quote_text}}" on the left or right, with an optional small red seal and tiny decorative text. Prioritize a clear title area, quote area, and seal area that can be replaced in post-production; if the model can render readable text, make the main title and quote as complete and readable as possible. Avoid text gibberish filling the image, English misspellings, watermarks, logos, extra characters, bad hands, distorted faces, incorrect limbs, and unrelated decorations.