DBZ Battle-Damaged Stoic-Grimace Frame

Re-render this image as a frame from Dragon Ball Z (Toei Animation, 1989-1996) Akira Toriyama character design, depicting a battle-damaged still-upright stance. Mid-shot or close composition of subject after sustained battle damage. Clothing torn at sleeves, chest, leg (showing torn fabric edges with hand-inked rough lines), exposed skin showing bruises and abrasions, blood-trace at corner of mouth, blood-streak across forehead or cheek, dust and scuff-marks across body. Posture: body weight on one leg with other slightly bent for balance, arms loose at sides or one fist clenched, head tilted slightly down with eyes glaring up at off-frame opponent, jaw set in stoic-grimace. NOT a panic expression, NOT a fear expression: composed acceptance of the cost mixed with refusal to fall. Background: post-battle landscape with cracked ground, distant rubble, sky tinted with battle-aftermath (orange-dust or smoky-cyan), possibly rising heat-shimmer. Lighting: directional sun from one side casting hard shadow on damaged body, blood-trace highlighted, slight rim-light on torn fabric edges. Cel-animation linework: heavy confident Toriyama-school ink, heavy shadow-fill on muscle areas, additional dense linework for damage detail (torn fabric, bruises, blood), exaggerated muscle-definition on visible exposed areas. Color palette: warm body-tones with red-blood accents and bruise-purple shadow, dusty earth-tones for damaged clothing, sky in battle-aftermath orange-and-gray. Mood: cost visible on body, not yet defeated, the stoic acceptance of damage paired with refusal to fall, the body broken but the will intact, the damaged-still-standing register that asserts mere damage is not loss. Composition leaves negative space at upper sky and background suitable for caption insertion. No legible text, no studio watermark. 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.