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Create an ultra-detailed 3D animated comedy-superhero poster built around one fixed iconic brand system: a giant central metal emblem with a massive weathered letter "S", four eccentric cartoon animal anti-heroes surrounding it, and a huge dimensional title plaque across the lower third. Use premium cinematic 3D rendering with dense surface realism, theatrical poster readability, and strong mascot-franchise identity.

Core composition:
front-facing symmetrical square poster composition. One enormous circular mechanical shield frame is mounted against a cracked dark industrial wall. At the exact center sits a giant embossed steel-and-yellow letter "S", cracked, bolted, chipped, and visually dominant. Four mascot heroes are arranged around it in a balanced circular pattern: upper-left, upper-right, lower-left, and lower-right. A huge physical title plaque crosses the lower third, overlapping the emblem and the foreground characters. Beneath it sits one smaller subtitle ribbon. Keep the layout tightly packed, centered, and emblem-like, with no unnecessary empty space.

Port logic:
turn this structure into the unmistakable super-symbol of the franchise. The permanent identity must be built from four fixed codes: one giant central letter-emblem, four chaotic mascot anti-heroes orbiting it, one industrial shield-frame background, and one oversized battered title plaque locking the bottom of the image. The result must feel instantly ownable, repeatable, and scalable across sequels, spin-offs, and merchandise. Every major shape should reinforce the idea of a dysfunctional hero team trapped inside a giant badge.

Orbit logic:
build a strong closed visual loop across the entire poster. The viewer’s eye should move from the upper-left blue bird down into the central "S", sweep across to the upper-right pig, drop into the lower-right hyperactive inventor and its lightning sparks, cut through the big title plaque, pass into the lower-left turtle bruiser, and return upward into the emblem again. Character eye-lines, pointing gestures, cape flow, lightning-bolt angles, title bevels, and spark bursts must all reinforce one continuous circulation path around the central symbol.

Character design:
1. Upper-left character: a blue bird superhero with aviator goggles, a red cape, bright orange beak, oversized comedic eyes, and one wing-arm draped over the emblem edge. Expression: cheerful, reckless, slightly clueless.
2. Upper-right character: a pink pig hero in a magenta superhero suit with a yellow chest insignia, black eye mask, utility belt, and smug grin, holding a frosted donut as if it were a victory object.
3. Lower-left character: a grumpy turtle bruiser in a worn green combat-style superhero outfit with a yellow chest mark, thick shell plates, compact heavy build, furrowed brow, and a stubborn forward lean.
4. Lower-right character: a manic orange raccoon-like or squirrel-like inventor with oversized round goggles, spiky fur, exaggerated grin, and a handheld yellow lightning-bolt gadget emitting crackling sparks.

Title design:
typography must remain a structural physical object in the poster. Use fully original wording:
main title:
THE SIDEKICKS
subtitle ribbon:
HEROES BY ACCIDENT
Add one small shield medallion with an "S" attached to the lower-left of the title block. The title plaque must have beveled metal edges, chipped paint, bolts, depth shadows, wear marks, and strong dimensional overlap with the characters.

Materials and texture:
extreme detail on cracked painted metal, scratched steel, chipped enamel, distressed superhero fabrics, rubber belts, dusty bolts, goggle glass reflections, feather layering, pig skin pores, turtle shell segmentation, raccoon fur clumps, stone dust, fractured wall concrete, and glowing electrical fragments. The central emblem should show layered steel plates, visible weld seams, edge wear, rust specks, paint erosion, and impact damage.

Lighting:
cinematic frontal key lighting with warm orange spark accents and restrained cool ambient fill from the wall. Strong highlight separation on the central emblem, character faces, goggles, cape folds, title bevels, and metal edges. Add concentrated electric spark energy around the lower-right and selected rim sections. Shadows must be deep but readable, with no muddy black masses.

Color strategy:
dominant charcoal gray and gunmetal background, hero yellow-gold emblem and title accents, saturated blue bird, magenta pig suit, olive-green turtle, orange raccoon, red cape, and warm spark-orange effects. Keep character colors lively but grounded by dirty industrial neutrals and worn material texture.

Style and rendering:
high-end stylized 3D animation poster, theatrical family-comedy action branding, premium mascot-franchise realism, exaggerated but physically coherent anatomy, expressive faces, clean silhouette separation, strong readability, no flat vector look, no low-detail mobile-game feel. The humor must come from character personality and pose, not from sloppy rendering.

Background and environment:
dark cracked industrial wall, circular mechanical badge frame, bolts, scratches, warning marks, burnt edges, tiny debris, and minor metal fragments only. No extended scenery. Everything must support the emblem-poster construction.

Image quality and physical rules:
ultra-sharp center emblem, high-resolution character faces, readable title, crisp material separation, realistic metal reflections, clear depth hierarchy, clean spark effects, no mushy texture, no black blotches, no anatomy collapse, no extra limbs, no broken hands, no floating props, no random clutter, no copied wording, no watermark.

Negative prompt:
low-detail cartoon, flat vector art, messy composition, unreadable title, weak central emblem, blurry mascot faces, plastic materials, muddy shadows, dead black areas, random extra characters, distorted anatomy, extra fingers, fused hands, broken goggles, soft title edges, washed-out sparks, copied poster text, watermark, low resolution.