Illustrate the character from Figure 1 in their corrupted form, with the original character's bust on the left side and the corrupted version on the right side. Use a symmetrical split composition that divides the same character vertically down the center of the image. Despite the stark differences in clothing and details between the two sides, maintain a high degree of consistency in the basic body posture. The full-body lines should be continuous across both sides without any breaks. The unity in form and the divergence in style create the core visual tension, hinting that these two representations are different facets of the same entity.
Firstly, summarize the character design keywords based on Figure 1, then extract keywords referencing the atmosphere from Figure 2 for designing the corruption theme. The corrupted outfit should retain the impression of the original design from Figure 1 while adjusting the design according to the character's theme to keep it consistent. The physiological characteristics (such as hairstyle, hair color, eye color, etc.) of the character post-corruption should remain unchanged. Composition and art style should stay as close as possible to Figure 1. When splitting the depiction into two halves, ensure that both the left and right sides show the front view of the Figure 1 character to guarantee coherence across the illustration.
