Four-Tier Figurine Scene in a Black Display Cabinet

Create a premium black glass display cabinet filled with 22–24 small toy versions of the uploaded character, each in a different pose. Preserve the character exactly in every figure: same proportions, eye shape, facial structure, silhouette, colors, clothing, and material identity. Only the poses change. If the character has no visible nose or mouth, do NOT add them.

Use one simple rectangular cabinet with 4 straight horizontal shelves, thin black metal frame, flat glass panels, and no unusual geometry.

Shelf themes (each shelf tells its own mini story, 5–6 figures per shelf):
"Rock Stars": one figure smashing a mini guitar, one drumming with motion-blurred sticks, one stage-diving onto a clear stand, one screaming into a mic, one in a power slide on its knees. Signature detail: tiny resin sparks and a mini amp with sound-wave rings.

2. "Monster Mayhem": one figure in a tiny monster costume roaring, one hiding behind a mini tombstone, one tangled in toy bandages like a mummy, one floating as a ghost under a translucent sheet on a clear stand, one pulling a creepy hand out of the shelf floor. Signature detail: thin green fog creeping along the shelf.
3. "Space Cadet": one figure in a mini astronaut helmet floating on a clear stand, one planting a tiny flag, one riding a small rocket mid-launch with a resin flame trail, one doing a zero-gravity backflip, one waving from inside a mini UFO. Signature detail: tiny glowing planets and stars hanging on invisible threads..
4. "Chef's Table": one figure flipping a mini pancake mid-air, one tasting from a huge spoon, one carrying a tall wobbling cake, one asleep on a giant bread loaf, one chopping a tiny carrot. Signature detail: one figure has knocked over a sauce bottle that is frozen mid-spill.

Mid-air poses stand on tiny clear acrylic stands; all other figures stand or sit directly on the shelves. Space figures evenly, with small variations in facing direction (a few turned toward each other) so each shelf feels alive, not like a lineup.

Show the cabinet from a clean 3/4 front angle like the reference image, not front view: the front face is dominant, with one side panel clearly visible. Make the camera slightly more distant, so the entire cabinet is fully visible with a bit of dark studio space around it. Use a 50–70mm lens, mild perspective, straight vertical lines, no fisheye, no dramatic corner distortion.

Light the cabinet with soft white LED strips inside the top, with subtle shelf lighting. Each shelf gets a very faint accent tint in its back light: warm gold for Hero Mode, cool blue for Game Day, soft green for Zen Mode, bubblegum pink for Clumsy Club. The Hero Mode VFX parts emit a soft glow that spills onto the nearby glass. Realistic glass reflections, dark near-black studio background. Keep the cabinet simple — the visual interest should come from the many poses and the shelf stories, not the furniture design.

No text, no labels, no logos.

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