Visual Adaptation Character Design Tracker

Spoiler scope: Public adaptation and publishing information. Separate book canon from adaptation canon. The scope matters because the archive now contains Book 1 foundational pages, later-book chapter pages, full-series hubs, adaptation trackers, media pages, mechanics pages, relationship maps, and source-guided timeline material. A page called Visual Adaptation Character Design Tracker can accidentally confuse readers if it mixes book-only facts with full-series consequences. The public version keeps the lead section readable and uses spoiler-labeled sections for later-book or adaptation-specific information. For Visual Adaptation Character Design Tracker, the core narrative question is: what changes because this topic exists? The answer may be tactical, emotional, political, legal, comedic, or mechanical. A monster page changes how danger is understood. A gear page changes how builds work. A relationship page changes the emotional stakes. A book landing changes how readers enter a whole volume. A media tracker changes how public-world updates are separated from canon. A mechanics page changes how the dungeon's cruelty becomes a rule that can be exploited or weaponized. Public-source checkpoint: Do not present fan casting, speculative design, or prototype art as official. Track verified designs, publisher images, production stills, and official concept art only. The final published page can prefer official pages, publisher pages, campaign pages, and major trade story over social posts or fan summaries. Put rumor-level items below the main confirmed-status section.