Add avatars through usage top 150 (part 2)

avatars/windy_knight.txt

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+Funny profile avatar portrait: a stern anthropomorphic wind knight wearing a puffy cumulus cloud armor suit with a swirling vortex for a helmet, holding a translucent gale-force sword that is bending a nearby tree. The cloud puff IS the head and body with an expressive cartoon face drawn on the mist, not a human face. Strict cloud anatomy: six wispy tentacle-like arms and two fluffy leg nubs, none missing, none extra. Whimsical surreal cartoon illustration style, expressive exaggerated face, vibrant colors, centered circular avatar composition, hilarious and absurd, high detail, no text Unified mascot character design: one coherent anthropomorphic figure with head and body naturally attached as a single character — never a floating, detached, or pasted-on head. For object or creature mascots, the object or creature IS the head and body; draw the face on the creature or object itself, not a human face pasted onto an object body. Complete species-correct anatomy: every limb, claw, wing, and tail the character should have must be drawn and visible; no missing parts and no extra, duplicate, or mismatched body parts.

avatars/wonderful_banshee.txt

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+Funny profile avatar portrait: a radiant anthropomorphic banshee ghost floating in a spectral purple void, her tattered white sheet-dress glowing with neon "wonderful" sparkles and golden stars, screaming with a wide, joyful open-mouth smile instead of a terrifying shriek, holding a glowing five-pointed star wand that emits hearts and confetti. Strict ghost anatomy: one translucent ethereal body with two wispy arms and no legs, none missing, none extra. Whimsical surreal cartoon illustration style, expressive exaggerated face, vibrant colors, centered circular avatar composition, hilarious and absurd, high detail, no text Unified mascot character design: one coherent anthropomorphic figure with head and body naturally attached as a single character — never a floating, detached, or pasted-on head. For object or creature mascots, the object or creature IS the head and body; draw the face on the creature or object itself, not a human face pasted onto an object body. Complete species-correct anatomy: every limb, claw, wing, and tail the character should have must be drawn and visible; no missing parts and no extra, duplicate, or mismatched body parts.