Plüschtier-Charakter-Poster mit verspieltem Ausdruck

[Character], minimalist pure white background full-body character poster, single subject, original translation into a highly finished plush doll character design. Preserve the character's most core identifying points: hairstyle, hair color, main color scheme, key accessories, clothing silhouette and temperament, but do not copy the original artwork or existing setting images - instead, uniformly transform them into a realistic fabric plush doll style. The character stands centered, head slightly larger, body rounded and short in proportion, overall cute, complete, and clear. Although it is a full-body shot, the face remains the primary visual focus, with ample negative space, clean and restrained composition, giving a premium character poster feel. Expression uses the "aggrieved but holding back a smile" look: eyes slightly widened but eyelids drooping, gaze wet, pitiful, aggrieved, with a hint of defiance and stubbornness; eyebrows gently furrowed toward the center; mouth pressed into a small wavy shape, one corner of the mouth twitching slightly, like about to cry but still suppressing a smile, wanting to complain, forcing composure. Overall emotion is feeling wronged but not wanting to admit defeat - pitiful, amusing, stubborn, with a bit of defiance, making people want to squeeze them, with strong shareability and series potential. Add only 2-4 comedic injury elements, such as bandages, band-aids, gauze, slight stitching marks, or fabric frayed edges - not bloody, not scary, not over-applied. The focus is on slight dishevelment and contrast cuteness. All injury marks must be naturally presented through fabric, embroidery, stitching, or patches, unified with the plush doll material. The overall result must feel like a highly finished plush doll poster photograph, not a regular illustration. Emphasize soft short plush, fine fur direction, stitching structure, stuffing volume, rounded volume, fabric paneling, embroidery details, clean lighting, low noise, and crisp edges. Naturally add a small "kitten embroidery pattern" on the doll's clothing, like a decorative element of the garment itself, positioned on the chest, pocket, cuff, or hem - delicate, small, natural, not too large. Add a lightweight auxiliary visual module in the upper right corner: a simplified illustrated small portrait paired with a small kitten graphic, like a sticker or small badge, echoing the main character's emotion and enhancing series identity and personal recognition. Add lightweight vertical auxiliary design on the left side, using only a few small fabric patches, stitching, cat paw prints, small accessory graphics, or simple decorative symbols - sparse, light, restrained, used only to balance the layout without competing with the subject. Add a "voxcat" embroidered letter mark in the lower right corner, like a small signature stitched onto a fabric label, naturally integrated into the overall material language. The entire poster must be clean, complete, and unified - no complex background, no extra scenes, no information overload, no overly fragmented composition. Detail is concentrated on the facial expression, eyes, eyebrows, mouth, a few small scars, the embroidered kitten on the clothing, and the plush doll material, presenting an overall cute, unified, shareable character poster effect suitable for batch series output.