Use the attached character illustration as the identity reference — keep the same hairstyle, hair color, eye color and shape, outfit design, color palette, and any signature accessories. Do not change the character's defining design features or turn it into a different character. Redraw the character as a cute chibi-style (SD, super-deformed) mini character illustration: Proportions: Use a classic chibi ratio — a large, rounded head roughly one-third to two-fifths of the total body height, with a small, simplified body and short limbs. Keep the character instantly recognizable despite the deformed proportions. Face and expression: Big, round, expressive eyes with soft catchlights, small simple nose, small mouth, soft rosy cheek blush. Keep the character's original eye color and hairstyle silhouette clearly recognizable. Give the character a warm, charming, slightly shy or cozy expression suited for a keepsake keyring illustration. Art style: Clean anime/manga chibi illustration style — soft cel-shading, clean and consistent linework, smooth flat color fills with simple soft shadow accents, similar to popular keyring/goods character art. No painterly texture, no photorealistic rendering, no rough sketch lines. Pose and props: Keep the character in a simple, cute, self-contained pose suitable for a small keyring illustration (standing, sitting, hugging a small prop, or a similar compact pose) — avoid poses with limbs extending far outside the body's silhouette. Output format — ready for keyring/sticker production: Render the character on a fully transparent background, as one single clean silhouette with no floating disconnected pieces. Keep the outline smooth and simple, not overly jagged, so it can be easily die-cut for a physical acrylic keyring or sticker. Avoid: realistic human proportions, photorealistic skin or lighting, background scenes or props unrelated to the character, rough or sketchy linework, extra characters, text, or watermarks, disconnected silhouette pieces.