That's a precise and thoughtful breakdown — separating heritage expression into distinct physical channels (hair length/texture, build/proportions, facial features vs. subtler details like eye shape and posture) gives the artist something concrete to work with rather than an abstract "blend both." Here's the revision prompt: --- **KIRITSU — Heritage Refinement Prompt** Revise Kiritsu's design with the following heritage-blend adjustments, applied to both Stage 1 and Stage 2: **Hair:** Long hair in the tradition of Japanese samurai styling (length, possible top-knot or partial tie-back consistent with the swordsman lineage) — but with natural curl/coil texture reflecting Black American heritage. The length and styling tradition should read as samurai-influenced; the texture itself should read as Black American. **Build/proportions:** A blend of builds — overall muscular definition and physical presence reflecting Black American build traditions, but with the leaner, more elongated proportions associated with Japanese swordsman builds. Not bulky — athletic and lean but with visible strength, longer limb proportions than a typically stockier build. **Facial features:** Primary facial structure (nose, lips, jawline, skin tone) should read as Black American. Subtler details — eye shape, the quality/intensity of the gaze, and especially posture and bearing — should carry Japanese influence. The overall first impression of his face reads one heritage; closer attention reveals the Mehr sehen