Chucky-style Doll Likeness Transformation

Use the uploaded photo as a likeness reference. Keep a clear, funny resemblance to the person's face - same face shape, eye color, nose, lips, and overall identity - but render it as a Chucky-universe plastic doll face, not a real human. Painted doll skin, glossy plastic, a thin stitched cheek scar. Do not make it fully photoreal. Match the uploaded subject's gender and adult/child status exactly. Turn them into a Chucky-style movie doll of that same person: Short, slightly squat horror-doll proportions. Glossy hard-plastic skin. Visible doll hinge joints at shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, and ankles. Toy-wig version of the uploaded hair. Not a Barbie. Not a realistic person in costume. Outfit: Keep the same clothing from the uploaded photo, remade as doll clothes - same colors, same style, same silhouette, but sewn as tiny plastic-doll fashion. Full coverage. Pose: Simple standing doll pose facing the camera, arms slightly out, like a packaged horror doll. Keep a hint of the uploaded pose if it still reads as a doll. Setting: A dollhouse / toy-set version of the original photo's scene only. Convert the existing furniture, walls, and props into cheap doll versions of those same things. Do not add extra unrelated dollhouse clutter. Lighting: Harsh doll-commercial lighting with shiny plastic highlights. One doll only. Exactly two arms. Exactly two legs. No extra text, no logos, no watermarks. The joke is: it is clearly a Chucky-style doll, wearing a doll version of the uploaded outfit, in a doll version of the uploaded room, with just enough of the person's face left to recognize them.