Use Video P1 as the motion, camera, timing, and scene reference. Use the uploaded Character P2 (the little cowgirl) ONLY as the facial appearance and headwear reference.
CRITICAL INSTRUCTION: Replace ONLY the head and face of the main character in P1 with the face, long blonde hair, and beige cowboy hat of Character P2.
DO NOT change the original body. Keep the original character's body shape, torso, arms, legs, black t-shirt, black shorts, and white socks absolutely identical to P1. The replacement should strictly be a face-mapping effect onto the existing head and neck.
Crucially, animate the new face of Character P2 dynamically to mirror the original character's head tilts, eye gazes, and emotional rhythm in perfect sync with the dance choreography. Maintain her cute pouting lip expression naturally while moving.
Preserve everything else from P1 exactly:
- same body movements and choreography
- same head movements and neck articulation (applied to the face of P2)
- same camera angles, framing, and camera motion
- same scene, background (living room, wooden floor, white door, black curtains, yellow 3D figure), lighting, shadows, and visual effects
- same video timing, speed, music, and editing rhythm
The replacement must remain stable and consistent in every frame. Match the original camera perspective, scale, depth, lighting, and motion blur naturally.
Do not change the background, choreography, camera, or scene composition. Do not change the original character's clothing or body proportions. Do not add extra characters, accessories, objects, text, or effects. Avoid face distortion, identity drift, flickering, duplicated limbs, warped hands, outfit changes, body deformation, or character switching.