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What if Firefly hadn’t been cancelled
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Google Imagen 4.0
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Firefly's Mal and Inara Reimagined: A Cinematic Portrait
This image shows older versions of Malcolm Reynolds and Inara Serra from Firefly, portrayed realistically with a sci-fi Western aesthetic. The cinematic portrait captures their enduring presence aboard a spaceship.
Created by AnC on Jan 17, 2026 using the Google Imagen 4.0 AI image generator model.
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Nicely done, congrats on tying for 3rd place 🥉
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- Photorealistic cinematic portrait of Nathan Fillion and Morena Baccarin at their current age, portrayed as older versions of their Firefly characters Malcolm Reynolds and Inara Serra. Mal Reynolds appears weathered yet strong, salt-and-pepper hair, lined face, calm veteran confidence, wearing a worn ...Weight: 1
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Flux 2 Dev
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- Change the clothes of the woman to a richly embroidered sari
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Wonderful tribute gallery! Thank you all for participating!
Congrats Robert @TheSilentGong on winning, @ZenAnimalServices on runner-up, and Lynn Kopelke @Mr_Bighat & @AnC on 3rd places!
The gallery:
My real life was a bit crazy lately, and I missed my own game's deadline 😱. That's why the little hiatus, also.
Please keep in mind to be extra careful to avoid anything NSFW with celebrities. The show dedicated to Rocky Horror was sort of asked before with NC, but also Baywatch might be a dangerous series to tribute on NC, and I'm not just talking about any creation getting blurred...
Plus, please keep in mind to create the actors how they look today.
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Also: For game 2 I had planned the last remaining cast member of the Our Gang / The Little Rascals. But he passed away on January 2. Instead this: