Hunter-style cosplay outfit swap experiment with ChatGPT Images 2.5

MoodLock｜AI画像の惜しいを直す @MoodLock_JPOriginally posted 2026.09.16

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ハンター風コスプレ実験第10弾💙 Codexあと1%しかない。 tibo早くリセットしてくれ、週制限期間をリセットするのはやめてくれ。 1枚目：元画像から衣装プロンプトをプラグインで抽出 カテゴリごとに交換可能な衣装プロンプトを配布中✨ 生成環境：ChatGPT Images 2.5 #AIart️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️ #プロンプト PROTECTED WARDROBE RULE — HIGHEST PRIORITY: Treat each garment description below as its immutable final product identity. Preserve construction, parts, hardware, material, pattern, and every registered graphic or marking—its surface, side, orientation, scale, colors, content, spelling, and count. FINAL WORN STATE overrides only the scoped item's use, position, side, orientation, fastening, layering, folds, tucks, knots, and drape. If source prose omits or misclassifies a component required by an explicit selection, that selection corrects only that component. A SOURCE GARMENT label describes the unstyled item, never the completed silhouette. Do not redesign, add, remove, mirror, duplicate, relocate, or redraw protected details. Wardrobe: Outerwear / layers: A short open-front warrior shoulder mantle with a thick shaggy ivory-and-taupe fur collar wrapping around the nape and framing the chest. Fur-backed shoulder caps extend over the upper arms beneath layered blue-gray metal scales, arranged in staggered overlapping rows that taper into elongated pointed ends. Each scale has a raised dark border, fine worn scroll-like edging and small antique-brass rivets, with pale scuffs across the weathered metal. The shoulder plates articulate on concealed flexible leather mounts; fur projects beyond their lower edges, while a leather-lined back remains soft and unplated. Narrow underarm straps secure the paired shoulder caps. Dress / all-in-one: A fitted long-sleeved battle tunic in weathered slate blue, ash gray and dirty ivory, with a deep V-shaped wrap front edged in narrow blue bands and secured by concealed inner ties. The overlapping bodice panels have broad irregular pale worn areas across their blue-gray surfaces, while the close-fitting gray sleeves are softly wrinkled. A joined waist supports a split, asymmetrical skirt: short overlapping pointed blue panels cover the hips above longer uneven blue outer strips and exposed gray-and-ivory inner panels. The front opens above the knees, while jagged side and rear points descend toward the lower calves. Frayed edges, scattered small tears, pale abrasion, sparse antique-metal studs and restrained curling edge decoration give the layered fabric and reinforced hip panels a heavily worn finish. Bottom: A pair of fitted dark-charcoal-brown leather trousers with tapered full-length legs, a plain waistband and concealed button fly. The leather is supple and deeply creased around the knees, with irregular pale abrasions and angular ash-gray and muted blue reinforcement patches that differ slightly between the legs. Narrow dark-brown leather straps anchored at the side seams wind diagonally around the knees and upper calves, crossing in front and behind and fastening with small aged-metal buckles. Sparse studs, rubbed strap edges and visible patch stitching reinforce the worn, pieced-together appearance. Footwear: A pair of rugged calf-high boots with weathered blue-gray leather uppers, rounded dark-metal toe caps and reinforced heel counters. Dirty-ivory cloth strips wrap the shins and cross the insteps beneath broad dark-brown leather straps that wind in diagonal X-shaped courses around the shafts and feet, fastening with aged-brass side buckles. Thick shaggy ivory-and-taupe fur forms wide bands at the calf tops and ankles. Each upper strap carries a small ring-linked pointed oval leather tab with a riveted metal border. Flexible lined shafts, scuffed hardware, thick dark lugged soles and low block heels complete the boots, with pale wear and ingrained dirt concentrated along the toes, seams and sole edges. Bag: A small vertical brown leather belt pouch with a narrow body tapering into a rounded teardrop-shaped bottom. Its shallow gusset gives the pocket a little depth without widening the pointed silhouette. An angular fold-over flap has dark blue-gray edging and a single pale aged-metal stud fastening, while a slim central seam and close edge stitching emphasize the long shape. A concealed rear leather loop provides belt attachment; the surface is darkened, creased and rubbed lighter along the edges. A compact dark-brown leather belt pouch with a broad softly rounded rectangular body, curved bottom corners and a substantial folded side gusset. A rounded envelope flap closes over the front with an aged-metal stud fastening. A worn blue-gray reinforcing strip runs vertically down the center from the flap toward the base, accompanied by matching dark corner reinforcement, pale perimeter stitching and small metal rivets. Two rear leather loops mount the single-compartment pouch to a belt. The leather is creased and heavily scuffed, with darkened edges and rubbed lighter patches. Final worn state: For the first item description above only: - Bag carry: Fasten the original belt horizontally around the natural waist, with the complete bag body flat against the anatomical center back of the waist. Preserve its original attachments and hardware. Keep the bag at the back even when hidden by the pose; do not shift it to the front or a side. Keep registered supports and components connected; allow contact and gravity-led ease only along the selected route. Natural handling within this same operation: Keep the selected route and all attachment points exact while allowing limited material-correct slack and natural body contact. For the second item description above only: VIEW-CONDITIONAL BODY-SIDE MAP: front view — wearer-left is image-right and wearer-right is image-left; back view — wearer-left is image-left and wearer-right is image-right. In profiles, crossed limbs, or ambiguity, trace the named anatomical side continuously from its corresponding shoulder, hip, eye, or ear landmark as applicable. Apply the state only to the named anatomical side; never mirror, swap, or duplicate it. - Bag carry: Fasten the original belt horizontally around the natural waist, with the complete bag body flat against the wearer-right side of the waist. Preserve its original attachments and hardware. Keep it off both shoulders and the chest; do not move it to center front or the opposite hip. Keep registered supports and components connected; allow contact and gravity-led ease only along the selected route. Natural handling within this same operation: Keep the selected route and all attachment points exact while allowing limited material-correct slack and natural body contact. Belt: A broad warrior waist girdle built from a weathered slate-blue cloth wrap crossed by three narrow dark-brown leather belt courses and a lower slanting hip belt. Aged-brass buckles, keeper loops, punched holes and rivets secure the irregular stacked arrangement while leaving blue fabric visible between the straps. A large brass ring at the front supports an ivory-colored long-snouted animal-skull ornament with recessed eye sockets, a ridged brow and a deep elongated nasal opening. Shaggy gray-taupe fur strips hang from reinforced front and rear tabs, tapering unevenly toward the knees, with the front strip extending beneath the skull. Short cords along the hip belt suspend a loose fringe of curved ivory-colored teeth; worn leather edges and darkened fittings unify the construction. Necklace: A close-fitting dark braided-cord necklace carrying a graduated fringe of ivory-colored fang pendants. The longest slightly curved tooth hangs at the center, with progressively shorter irregular teeth angled outward toward the sides so their pointed tips form a radiating crescent. Each fang is secured at its blunt root with a dark wrapped binding, separated by small muted bone-colored beads and knots. Subtle gray-brown grooves and worn tips give the tooth replicas an aged finish; an adjustable knotted cord fastening closes the necklace behind the neck. Gloves: A pair of close-fitting dark-charcoal leather fingerless gloves with short open finger stalls and open thumb tips. Overlapping angular blue-gray metal plates protect the backs of the hands, with raised dark edges, small pale-metal rivets and scratched silver-gray highlights. Small riveted reinforcements sit above the knuckles while the fingers and palms remain flexible leather. Neat stitched openings, reinforced thumb seams and short wrists with concealed side snaps complete the gloves; creases and rubbed edges give the leather a worn finish. Arm guards / bracers: A matched pair of blue-gray metal forearm bracers, broad below the elbows and tapering closely toward the wrists. Long curved plates have raised longitudinal borders, narrow reinforcing ribs, scattered antique-brass rivets and scratched, pale-worn surfaces. Each flared upper section carries a prominent angular silver-gray crest made from overlapping pointed plates projecting above and to the sides of the forearm guard. Dark-brown leather straps encircle the leather-backed shells and buckle along the inner arms. Short shaggy ivory-and-taupe fur cuffs finish the wrists, while darkened seams and restrained incised edge decoration emphasize the segmented construction. Body harnesses: A dark-brown leather torso harness with two adjustable shoulder straps descending beside the chest and a narrow crossed strap arrangement beneath the bust. At the back, four diagonal strap ends meet at a substantial aged-brass ring: the upper pair rises toward the shoulders through rectangular buckles, and the lower pair runs outward around the ribs to the front crossing. Small brass buckles, punched adjustment holes, rivets and keeper loops provide working fastening points. The leather has darkened edges, pale scuffs and visible edge stitching, with an open chest and open spaces between the rear straps. Final worn state: - Body harness layering: Wear the complete body harness outside the selected Outerwear / layers item, keeping every registered neck, shoulder, chest, torso, and waist strap on its original anatomical route with every connector visible and correctly joined. Do not hide it beneath the target, merge straps, invent attachments, or convert the harness into suspenders, a belt, body chain, or garment trim. Change only layer order, contact, and occlusion. Keep each item's front, rear, side, edges, openings, and connections distinct. Visibility follows only existing apertures or optical transmission through existing material; every source edge and panel connection retains its geometry. Contact response stays shallow and fades within connected panels.