DBZ Power-Up Vertical-Strain (Kamehameha Charge)

Re-render this image as a frame from Dragon Ball Z (Toei Animation, 1989-1996) in Akira Toriyama's signature character-design lineage. Single-figure tight-to-medium composition framed slightly low-angle to emphasize verticality. Subject in arrested-strain pose: legs spread shoulder-width or wider with knees bent in a low athletic stance, both hands cupped together at one side of body (Kamehameha position) or both fists clenched at sides (general power-up), torso slightly twisted to camera with shoulders pulled back, head tilted slightly upward with mouth open in held-shout, eyes white-flash or wide-glaring, hair lifted vertical or windswept by the energy. Aura: jagged-edge flame-like energy lines surrounding the body in bright cyan-white-yellow, drawn as hand-inked angular tongues with hard edges (NOT soft glow), particles of light or debris drifting upward around figure. Background: cracked dirt or stone ground rendered with hand-inked fracture lines radiating from subject's feet, distant mountains or sky in painted-cel watercolor with soft chromatic blur from the energy. Sky tinted by aura: clouds tinged orange-cyan, atmospheric distortion radiating outward in concentric circles. Cel-animation linework: thick confident single-weight ink for figure (heavier than Ghibli), heavy black shadow-fill on muscle-shadow areas, exaggerated muscle-definition lines along forearm and neck tendons. Color palette: warm body-tone with deep red-orange shadow-fill, aura cyan-and-yellow, ground sepia-brown, sky bright. Mood: power through visible strain, the entire body committed to a single act, no effortless cool, the strain IS the power, the anti-luxury register that says strength looks like cost. Composition leaves vertical aura-streaks negative space above figure for top-caption insertion. No legible text on character, no studio watermark, no specific franchise logo. Aspect ratio 4:3 or 16:9 matching source. Preserve the subject and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.