Use P1 as the only source image to be edited, and use P2 solely as the reference for background style and environment.

Fully preserve the real person in P1, including their exact facial identity, facial features, skin tone, hairstyle, clothing, accessories, body proportions, standing pose, hand gestures, position within the frame, camera angle, and realistic photographic texture. The person must remain fully photorealistic and must not be stylized or cartoonized. Do not alter the person’s face, clothing, pose, or body structure.

Replace only the real-world background in P1 with the Rick and Morty animated universe shown in P2. Reference P2 for its scene composition, sci-fi environment, surreal architecture, alien elements, green portals, flat colors, irregular black outlines, and 2D adult sci-fi animation aesthetic.

Preserve the original camera angle, ground perspective, and the exact placement of the person’s feet from P1. Adjust the perspective, lighting direction, and spatial scale of the animated background so the real person feels naturally integrated into the animated world. Keep the edges around the person clean and precise, while preserving realistic contact shadows, environmental reflections, and depth-of-field relationships.

The final image should look like a real photograph taken after the person unexpectedly entered the Rick and Morty animated universe: the person remains completely photorealistic, while the background remains fully 2D animated, creating a strong but visually natural contrast between the two styles.

Do not cartoonize or stylize the real person. Do not add any South Park characters. Do not add Rick, Morty, or any other characters. Do not change the identity of the real person. Do not add any text, logos, or watermarks.