Check the visual continuity rules for Muckle virtual artists

Which images are the current reference?

The current v2 set covers both groups and all twelve members. SEESAW has five members and DAYOFF has seven. Compare a new scene with the reference image for the relevant member.

The reference establishes a goal of depicting the same character. It does not guarantee that every later image will automatically preserve that identity.

Which features should stay consistent?

The references define face shape, eyes, nose, lips, jaw, cheekbones, hairline, skin tone, and body proportions. Missing or duplicated members also need attention. A face blended with another member's features is not treated as the same character.

The character should remain recognizable when expression or lighting changes. The images are not presented as evidence of measured physical dimensions.

What can change between scenes?

Outfits, expressions, poses, lighting, backgrounds, and camera framing can change. Temporary hairstyle changes still need to leave the original face and character recognizable.

Article covers and thumbnails retain the whole reference composition. This keeps every member visible rather than cropping people out of smaller images.

Can an image establish a voice?

Images do not contain voices. Vocal and rap roles are defined in the project, but individual voice references and provider personas are not yet bound. Matching images do not establish that the same individual voice appears in a recording.

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