STYLE: NEAR-FUTURE ANIME FLIGHT-UNIFORM FASHION WITH INTEGRATED LIGHT ARMOR Design the character in the same clothing-design language as Fatuous Traumer and Zynisch Nightmare. The aesthetic combines futuristic flight-crew uniform construction, fitted segmented technical undersuits, fashion-forward outerwear, and lightweight protective armor components. Include a fitted dark technical undersuit with clearly defined geometric chest and abdominal panels, a structured high collar, engineered seams, and a central technical closure or connector. Add distinct, shaped shoulder pauldrons that sit over or integrate with the outer garment, along with restrained forearm protection and selected reinforced panels. The outer garment must be character-specific: a structured short jacket, flight jacket, tailored long coat, or similarly defined garment with recognizable sleeves, cuffs, collar, hem, and believable fabric construction. Preserve the distinction between the soft outer garment and the harder protective components. Use practical trousers, integrated utility pockets, a structured belt, and substantial futuristic boots or technical sneakers. Keep the overall construction coherent, wearable, and consistent with a sophisticated anime science-fiction uniform. Use clean angular paneling, visible seams, layered materials, subtle hardware, and restrained accent details. Preserve the character’s established identity, facial features, hair, skin tone, body type, personality, signature motifs, and personal color palette. Characters may have different silhouettes and outerwear, but they must share the same underlying uniform construction, segmented undersuit, integrated light armor, and level of futuristic detailing. Avoid generic military fatigues, full-body heavy armor, bulky exoskeletons, excessive straps, ornamental neon piping, and ordinary streetwear with superficial futuristic accessories. The final design should look like it belongs to the same futuristic anime uniform-fashion world as Fatuous and Zynisch.