Totoro Bus-Stop Wait Frame (My Neighbor Totoro, 1988)

Re-render this image as a frame from Studio Ghibli's My Neighbor Totoro (1988), Miyazaki direction, Oga-school watercolor backgrounds, cel-on-acetate production. Subject (a massive forest spirit creature) standing patiently at a rural bus stop in nighttime rain, eyes half-closed in contented stillness, single leaf-or-umbrella held over head. A child-sized figure stands at the spirit's side, near its leg. Rain falls in long vertical streaks across the entire frame at consistent angle, lit from above by a single overhead lamp throwing warm yellow light over the bus-stop sign and a small area of the wet pavement. Background: dark forest road receding into deep black-and-green night, single distant pinpoint of bus-headlight at vanishing point or no headlight at all. Oga-school watercolor with visible wet-on-wet pooling on tree bark and puddles. Cel-animation linework: clean single-weight ink, slight imperfection at line ends. Mood: patience-as-power, the enormous force waiting without impatience, the stillness of something that does not need to be anywhere, the iconic image stripped of saccharine misreading and rendered in its actual Miyazaki register (calm, monumental, slightly menacing in scale, deeply self-possessed). Composition leaves rain-streak negative space top and bottom suitable for caption insertion. No legible text, no studio watermark, no specific Japanese bus-stop signage. 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.