PARTIAL CORRECTION PROMPT — WEAPON GRIP / BOOT SPIKES / WAIST DETAIL
Modify only the following elements while preserving all other character design, costume, composition, camera angle, action, and visual effects exactly as previously established.
1. FRONT HAND / WEAPON GRIP:
Correct the hand closest to the viewer.
The front hand must grip the machete with the PALM FACING UPWARD, using an underhand / palm-up gripping position.
The fingers must clearly wrap around the machete handle from below.
The hand must remain anatomically natural and firmly gripping the weapon.
IMPORTANT:
The character is wearing RED FINGERLESS GLOVES.
The glove must clearly remain fingerless, with the individual fingers visibly exposed.
Do not turn the glove into a full glove.
Do not cover the fingers.
The forearm and arm connected to this front hand must be adjusted naturally to match the palm-up grip.
The wrist, elbow, forearm rotation, and shoulder position should all follow the corrected gripping orientation.
The arm must not look twisted or anatomically disconnected.
Preserve the powerful downward striking motion.
2. REAR HAND / WEAPON GRIP:
The hand farther from the viewer remains COMPLETELY UNCHANGED.
Preserve its existing grip, orientation, glove, arm position, and relationship to the machete exactly as previously established.
Only the front hand and its connected arm are corrected.
3. BOOT TOE SPIKES:
Add exactly THREE claw-shaped spikes to the toe area of the prominently visible boot.
The three spikes should resemble short, sturdy animal claws integrated into the front of the boot.
They should project forward naturally from the toe area.
Use exactly THREE distinct claw-shaped spikes, clearly separated from one another.
The spikes should look like functional heavy-duty boot hardware rather than decorative blades.
Preserve the existing red-and-white mountain boot design, thick rugged rubber sole, and overall silhouette.
4. WIDE WAIST HANDLE:
Add a WIDE, THICK HANDLE-SHAPED OBJECT attached at the character's waist.
It should be positioned horizontally or naturally along the waist area and have a noticeably broad grip/handle silhouette.
It is a spare handle / carried weapon-related equipment.
IMPORTANT:
NO WEAPON IS STUCK INTO THE WAIST.
The wide handle must NOT appear to be a machete or other blade physically inserted into the character's body or clothing.
There is NO weapon blade penetrating the waist.
The object is simply attached securely to the waist as equipment.
Do not add a second visible blade emerging from the waist.
Do not create an impalement effect.
Do not depict injury or bodily penetration.
Everything else remains unchanged.