Edit image 1. Keep the same characters, faces, suits, helmets, lamps, neck rings, backpacks, fins, render style and grey studio background exactly as they are.
Change the SCALE so both children are drawn in ONE shared real-world scale on ONE common floor line, like a real height lineup:
- Yan is 157 cm, a 13-year-old: the tallest figures on the sheet.
- Kira is 127 cm, a 7-year-old: clearly smaller; the top of Kira's helmet bubble reaches only Yan's chest. Kira has a compact young child's body, shorter legs and torso, rounder face.
Layout: one single row of eight full-body figures standing on the same floor line, left to right: Kira front, Yan front, Kira three-quarter, Yan three-quarter, Kira left profile, Yan left profile, Kira back, Yan back. Every figure uses the same scale, so every Kira is the same small height and every Yan is the same taller height. Keep the two large helmet close-up insets on the right edge.
Back views: the back of each puck lamp is a closed dark-grey disc with no light; the white capsule light is only on the front face of the puck, facing forward the way the child looks, as in image 3.
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