Create a transparent production PARTS ATLAS for the exact seated character shown in both references. Newly paint THREE physically complete costume components. Match the reference outfit and seated silhouette, warm restrained anime shading, slender adult proportions, thin outline, ivory cloth, pale gold trim and emerald stripes.

This corrects an animation construction problem: the green bodice and its hanging front panel are ONE CONTINUOUS PIECE OF FABRIC and must NOT be split at the waist. Likewise the viewer-left white coat front runs continuously from shoulder/lapel down into its long seat-draped tail. These components must remain continuous in the drawings. Arms, head and legs are not part of this sheet; fully reconstruct the body/fabric hidden behind them. Do NOT paint any occluding arm/hand/hair outlines onto the components.

WIDE LANDSCAPE sheet, THREE COLUMNS in ONE row. One separate component in each cell, all fully inside, with broad transparent gutters and no touching. Draw the two long pieces tall and detailed. Every root and bottom tip needs transparent margin; source-video cropping is NOT permission to crop this atlas. Real alpha; no labels, grid, shadow, background or assembled figure.

LEFT COLUMN: COMPLETE INNER TORSO + CONTINUOUS LONG GREEN FRONT PANEL AS ONE COMPONENT. Include the short pale gray high collar with dark buttons, bare upper chest/shoulders with the exact thin black horizontal straps, and the fitted narrow emerald vertically striped bodice with muted gold top edging. Paint the full chest under the removed raised glove. Continue the SAME green material and uninterrupted light vertical stripes past the waist and all the way into the long narrow hanging front panel between the seated legs. The lower panel gently bends diagonally to viewer-right, with a naturally tapered full hem inside the cell. Preserve slight three-quarter seated perspective. Include the upper torso and hidden hip fabric behind the coat as needed; the green panel is slim, not a broad skirt. NO WHITE OUTER COAT LAPELS, outer coat panels, sleeves, arms, hand, badge, bow, head, legs or shoes. Any pale side fabric is a narrow fitted under-bodice, not flared white tails. No horizontal seam or outline interrupting the green at the waist. The panel must be one connected piece, not a bodice plus a separate panel displayed underneath.

CENTER COLUMN: COMPLETE VIEWER-LEFT WHITE COAT FRONT from shoulder/lapel to the long lower seat-draped panel AS ONE CONTINUOUS COMPONENT. Top at upper-right: rounded shoulder attachment, the original long folded ivory lapel with pale gold inset and edging. The cloth continues down along the left side of the chest and narrow waist and then spreads DIAGONALLY TOWARD LOWER LEFT over the seat into the original long trailing coat. Preserve gold buttons near waist and the characteristic stepped triangular gold/green inner edge down the long lower panel. Fully draw the concealed shoulder and waist material, full lower edge and hem. No disconnected upper/lower halves, no waist cut seam, no doubled collar. NO skin, neck collar, green central bodice, arms, sleeve, badge or leg. Green lining only at the coat's inner/hem edge. Do not turn the long lower panel into a rolled tube or huge circular skirt.

RIGHT COLUMN: COMPLETE VIEWER-RIGHT UPPER WHITE COAT FRONT/LAPEL. Narrower three-quarter perspective: upper shoulder/neck attachment to waist and upper hip, with the outward-turned ivory lapel and its pale gold triangle as pictured. A continuous piece with fully painted material behind the sleeve and forearm. No collar, skin, sleeve, bow, green central bodice or leg. Its bottom connects behind the already separately generated rear coat and the near thigh; draw enough real continuous hip cloth to remain concealed during seated motion. Entire component within its cell.

Part ownership is strict. The gray collar and black chest straps belong ONLY to the left inner-torso component. White coat lapels belong ONLY to the middle/right components. Do not duplicate them. Hidden areas contain plausible complete matching anatomy or fabric; never holes or color smears. Preserve the original seated silhouette and exact outfit instead of redesigning it.