DBZ Gravity Chamber Training Heavy

Re-render this image as a frame from Dragon Ball Z (Toei Animation, 1991-1994 Cell-Saga prep-arc era) Akira Toriyama character design, depicting the interior of the Capsule Corp gravity-training chamber under heavy-multiplied-gravity setting. Spherical interior space: curved walls visible at the frame edges, paneled metal plating with the round Capsule Corp window-portholes around the equator (no legible Capsule Corp logo, just the porthole shapes). Lighting: dominant deep red-orange ambient wash from chamber-emitters mounted in the walls, with cooler emergency-amber accent from a control-console at one wall side, the red-orange biasing the whole frame toward a heat-pressurized register. Subject positioned at chamber-center on a small raised circular training-pad, body hunched and visibly straining against downward force: shoulders pulled down, knees bent and trembling, one or both hands braced on knees or pressed flat to the floor in a push-up brace, body angled forward, head lowered with sweat droplets visible suspended around the head and shoulders (suspended because gravity is multiplied, droplets fall fast and small from skin into pad). Training-gi torn at the shoulders or knees, weighted training-bands visible at wrists or ankles. Visible distortion-shimmer in the air above the subject suggesting compressed-gravity field. On the chamber wall behind subject: a digital display-panel rendered with no legible numerals (abstract glyph-shapes only, faint green or amber lit, no readable digits). Lighting on subject: red-orange key from above and around, deep dark cast shadow directly underneath the body owing to the gravity-pull-down direction, secondary amber rim-light from the control console. Cel-animation linework: heavy confident Toriyama-school ink for subject, fine clean panel-line ink for the chamber interior, ink-dash sweat droplets, hatched ink for chamber-shadow areas. Color palette: deep red-orange dominant, amber secondary, dark slate-blue for the chamber-machinery shadows, subject in standard gi tones biased red by ambient. Mood: the voluntary-friction register where the subject has deliberately turned the dial up on the resistance, the suffering is self-imposed and self-paid-for, the contrarian-builder posture where the input that makes the output stronger is the friction you chose to add when no one was forcing you. Composition leaves the curved upper wall open for caption insertion. No legible text, no real numerals, no visible logo or watermark. Aspect ratio 16:9 matching source. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.