Use case: identity-preserve / precise-object-edit. Edit the supplied approved character sheet of Glen Swagmire. Change ONLY his physique to be a LITTLE MORE SCRAWNY AND SLENDER, while preserving the same character and photographic realism.

In ALL FIVE full-body views, make the shoulders moderately narrower, chest and waist leaner, flatten the small belly, and make upper arms, forearms, wrists, thighs and calves noticeably thinner, with modest muscle definition. Approximately 15–20% slimmer overall body build, not an extreme transformation. Healthy, slightly lanky, ordinary lean middle-aged man rather than a broad stocky man. Keep his height, leg length, stance and head size exactly the same. His giant head and massive jaw should naturally look a little more disproportionate relative to his slimmer body. Let the red shirt and straight jeans hang slightly more loosely on the lean frame, with realistic fabric folds. Keep the same actual outfit, shirt pattern, colors and shoes. Adapt the neck and shoulders subtly in the THREE chest-up portraits to match the slimmer physique; in the boxing portrait thin the forearms and wrists consistently.

STRICT invariants: do NOT change the face or reduce his broad jaw and huge projecting chin. Keep exactly the same nose, eye shape, smile, facial features, age, realistic skin, hair color and CORRECTED HAIRSTYLE: flat smooth jet-black hair with a central part and two rounded front sections. Keep all five full-body poses and camera angles, all three portrait poses, expressions, boxing fists, panel sizes, canvas proportions, studio blue-gray background and lighting unchanged. Preserve the red short-sleeve Hawaiian shirt with large yellow flowers, tucked into blue high-waisted straight-leg jeans and dark brown leather shoes. No accessories or new objects, no missing body parts or cropped shoes. Entire output must remain a real studio photographic character turnaround sheet with eight views of one consistent adult man. No cartoon, no illustration, no CGI, no text or watermark.