Ginger Ale Samurai Character Sheet

Using REFERENCE_0 as the sole inspiration, transform the ginger ale can into a polished Japanese game character design sheet. Anthropomorphize the can into a stern male samurai warrior, deriving the armor materials, colors, crest motifs, metallic highlights, red-and-gold accents, and green lacquered surfaces from the can design. Present it as a professional RPG concept-art reference page on a clean white background with thin divider lines and Japanese annotation text. Create these discrete sections: 1 main character profile block at top left with the name character_name and short Japanese bio text; 1 four-view turnaround across the top center labeled front, side, back, and half-body view; 1 large face close-up on the left; 1 weapon section showing exactly 2 weapon elements, a sheathed green katana and an unsheathed curved katana, plus a small circular guard detail; 1 clothing-parts detail section showing exactly 12 separate items: helmet, chest armor, shoulder armor, arm guard, collar, sleeve, shin guards, corded belt, waist armor, battle skirt, leg guard, and boots; 1 expression set showing exactly 4 bust portraits labeled normal, calm, battle-ready, and faint smile; 1 color palette showing exactly 6 swatches based on the can: deep green, black, metallic silver, gold, deep red, and white; 1 costume concept text block; and 1 dynamic action pose at bottom right with the character drawing his sword and cloth panels flowing dramatically. Keep the design language tied to the reference can rather than copying the beverage packaging literally: use the can’s emerald green as lacquered armor, silver aluminum as polished metal, red logo color as cords and trim, gold shield/crown elements as heraldic ornamentation, and white typography areas as cloth highlights. Make the sheet look like high-end Japanese fantasy game production art, detailed, realistic anime/semi-realistic rendering, crisp linework, accurate armor construction, readable layout, and no photographic countertop background. Use sheet_title, expression_title, parts_title, and palette_title as visible Japanese section headings.