Ken Sugimori Pokédex Official Portrait

Re-render this image as a Ken Sugimori official Pokédex / Game Freak character illustration in his signature definitive-portrait register (the style used for boxed-game cover art, official guides, and reference materials from 1996 through the modern era). Single subject centered against featureless white or pale-gradient background, full-body or three-quarter pose, no environment, no companions, no narrative context, just the entity rendered as canonical reference. Rendering technique: hard-edged airbrush with confident ink-outline contour (heavier line-weight than Arita's watercolor), color-fill smooth-gradient with crisp highlight-and-shadow zones (no painterly bleeding), specular highlights on rounded surfaces drawn as discrete shapes. Color palette: saturated primary type-colors with deep shadow-tones in same hue family, white-or-pale background allowing full color separation. Subject lit with single soft directional light from upper-screen-left, hard-edged shadow on opposite side, glossy highlight on eyes and curved surfaces. Pose: balanced, slight three-quarter angle to camera, posture composed in neutral confidence (not action, not fear, just present). Linework: confident single-weight outline ink, contour-thicker at silhouette edges, lighter inside the form, hand-drawn but precise. Mood: definitive portrait, canonical form, the encyclopedia entry as illustration, the entity rendered for the record. No card-frame, no border, no HP value, no attacks, no text whatsoever, no trademark logos, no specific game-cover lettering. Preserve the subject and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering. Aspect ratio matches source, prefer 1:1 or 3:4.