A photorealistic humanoid frog creature wearing tattered robes stands in a foggy, dark swamp with bare trees.

A disturbing humanoid amphibian creature standing motionless in a foggy swamp. Its body is not natural—it looks imperfectly assembled from mismatched amphibian parts, as if formed from fragments of different frogs and marsh creatures. Limbs are slightly disproportionate, the skin texture changes subtly across its body, and its features do not align perfectly. Its form should feel “almost correct,” but clearly wrong on closer inspection. It should be reasonably tall and gangly considering how it looks - around 3 feet tall. It wears minimal, tattered swamp-soaked robes—rotted cloth and scraps of decayed material clinging to its body. The tattered clothes are important and must be present on the final image. Its face resembles a frog, but asymmetrical—one eye slightly larger or set differently than the other, the mouth not perfectly aligned, giving a faintly uncanny, constructed appearance. The skin is mottled, uneven in tone, with patches that look like they came from different creatures. No visible stitching—this is organic, but unnatural. Its body is damp, muddy, and partially covered in natural swamp growth—thin strands of moss, bits of algae, and debris caught on it as if it has risen directly from the bog. It should look like part of the swamp, not separate from it. It stands upright but slightly off in posture—not quite how a humanoid naturally stands. Its stillness feels unnatural, as if it has only recently learned how to hold itself upright. Its expression is neutral Ver mais