Edit ONLY the TWO FIGURES in the selected image into a dynamic KABUKI DANCE DUET. Keep their existing adult male faces, white/red/black kumadori and costumes. Left: long ivory-white lion mane, black/navy/gold brocade, ivory-gold hakama. Right: red floral/gold kimono, purple/ivory patterned lower robes and black Kabuki wig. Match the same exquisite realistic graphite modeling and delicate pale watercolor, never anime or photographic collage.

The current figures are too static. LEFT ACTOR must perform a twisting hopping step: one foot lands at the upper-left inlet, other leg bends visibly upward with white-tabi foot lifted; one hand turns the gold sluice top handle, the free arm sweeps expressively outward. The long white mane swings broadly upward and left in fine airy strands, and the sleeves and hakama billow. RIGHT ACTOR performs a dramatic diagonal leaping/dancing step: one bent leg supports him on the right bank, the other white-tabi foot visibly raised, red sleeves and purple folds fan outward. One hand holds the thin gold pole with its tip STILL TOUCHING the SAME nearest paper boat. His free hand spreads in an expressive Kabuki mie gesture. Both must clearly dance, with believable anatomy and balance, not simply lean forward working. Keep both complete figures inside the frame and their approximate original locations and scale.

PRESERVE EXACTLY the canal's existing near-WHITE hinoki timber, subtle wood grain and joints, blue water and waterfalls, all FOUR PAPER BOATS, gold sluice, thin pole, distant landscape, translucent blue/lavender layers, pure white background and 1536x1024 composition. No changes outside the figures and small areas their changed poses uncover. Keep ample middle-upper white space and soft watercolor edges. Retain muted red and smoky purple, matching the cool pale landscape. Evoke Kabuki through poses, flowing wig and cloth. No added literal stage, curtains, audience, swords, props, text, speed lines or extra people. The figures should appear painted in the same hand as the landscape.