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Edit the existing two-view kitsune keychain design to correct ONLY the silhouette mismatch along the bottom edge. Treat the FRONT view on the LEFT as the definitive, fixed cutting template. Preserve its entire exterior outline exactly, including the small rounded protrusions formed by the paws at the bottom. Do not change the front illustration. Adjust the BACK view on the RIGHT so its exterior outline matches the FRONT outline precisely, especially along the lower edge. CRITICAL BOTTOM-EDGE CORRECTION Copy the front’s lower contour exactly onto the back: — the same rounded bottom protrusions; — the same central indentation, if present; — the same curve widths and depths; — the same lowest points; — the same transitions into the left and right sides. Do not replace this contour with a newly drawn tail-shaped bottom edge. Do not smooth out, widen, shorten, or reinterpret the outline. On the BACK, these matching rounded shapes must be visually incorporated into the lower tail masses using INTERIOR engraving lines only. They must NOT be depicted as visible paws. The tails completely conceal the fox from behind. The physical boundary stays identical even though its visual interpretation differs: paws on the FRONT, overlapping tail surfaces on the BACK. BACK-VIEW OCCLUSION Keep the back fully covered by the nine tails. No visible head, ears, face, torso, legs, paw pads, toes, or claws. Do not draw hidden anatomy through the tails. Adjust only the interior tail lines near the bottom as needed to fit the fixed outline naturally. REGISTRATION AND PRESERVATION Preserve the existing anime chibi style, facial design, nine-tail arrangement, decorative details, line weights, and pure black-and-white rendering. Keep both views at exactly the same scale, height, width, vertical alignment, and baseline. Preserve the top attachment tab and hanging hole, with identical shape and placement in both views. Use the FRONT exterior boundary as a locked template for the ENTIRE BACK outline, not just an approximate visual reference. If the two figures were overlaid by horizontal translation alone, their exterior contours and hanging holes should coincide. Maintain the landscape 3:2 canvas, FRONT on the left and BACK on the right, with white margins and a clear gap. No text, labels, shading, gray fills, mockups, or additional views. Priority: preserve the front unchanged, correct the back’s bottom contour to match it, and make the rear tail artwork fit INSIDE that exact shared cutting boundary.