Vintage 90s Action Figure

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**Phase 1: Toyification**
1. **Plasticity:** Convert the subject's skin and clothing into semi-gloss ABS plastic textures. Visible joints at elbows and knees.
2. **Accessory** Analyze the subject's profession or hobby (or infer it). Generate 2 distinct "accessories" included in the bubble (e.g., a tiny plastic laptop, a sword, a coffee mug).
3. **Era:** Determine if the vibe is 80s (Neon/He-Man), 90s (Grungy/Spawn), or 70s (Kenner/Star Wars).

**Phase 2: Packaging Design**
1. **Cardback Art:** The cardboard backing features a dynamic 2D illustration of the subject in an action pose behind the plastic bubble.
2. **Wear & Tear:** The card corners must be slightly frayed/white. The plastic bubble should have minor scratches or yellowing to simulate age.
3. **Typography:** Bold, explosive comic book fonts. Title: "the [Subject's Defining Trait]".

**Phase 3: The Shot**
A slightly high-angle studio shot of the unpromoted toy resting on a wooden table or carpet, as if just found at a garage sale.
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A photorealistic macro shot of a vintage action figure mint-on-card. The figure inside the yellowed plastic blister pack is the input subject turned into a plastic toy with visible articulation joints. The cardboard backing features retro character art. Worn edges, price tag sticker residue. 1990s toy aesthetic.