DBZ Hyperbolic Time Chamber Meditation

Re-render this image as a frame from Dragon Ball Z (Toei Animation, 1989-1996) Hyperbolic Time Chamber setting, Akira Toriyama character design. Wide composition with subject as a single figure in an entirely featureless white-void environment, no walls, no floor-horizon, no shadow on ground (because there is no ground). Subject either seated cross-legged in meditation pose or standing in mid-training stance (one fist forward, other at hip, slight muscular tension). Surrounding void: pure white-and-cream gradient with subtle warm-yellow tint at upper area and slight cool-cream tint at lower area, no clouds, no objects, just luminous infinite space. Optional minimal detail: a single small spherical building (the chamber's central structure) visible at distant background as a tiny rounded silhouette, or no building at all. Subject lighting: ambient white light from all directions, soft shadow only directly beneath body, slight rim-light suggesting the surrounding luminescence. Body and clothing rendered with Toriyama-school heavy-line confident ink and bold color-fill (orange-and-blue Goku-style training-gi, or solid-color training outfit), expression composed in focused concentration. Cel-animation linework: thick confident ink for figure, no background detail to interfere. Mood: deep work in isolation, the year inside the room that the world sees as a day, the place that is not on the schedule, the chamber that compounds time, the work that has no audience. No legible text, no studio watermark. Aspect ratio 16:9 or 4:3 matching source. Preserve the subject and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.