Full-Art Trainer Card Frame-Breaking Register

Re-render this image as a modern Pokémon Trading Card Game full-art Trainer card in the 2010s-2020s production register (XY-era through Sword-Shield and Scarlet-Violet eras), with character illustration extending edge-to-edge across the entire card surface. Composition: standard TCG portrait aspect ratio (2.5:3.5), but illustration breaks the conventional bordered-frame: subject (a human trainer character) rendered in dynamic full-body or three-quarter pose extending from card-edge to card-edge, no traditional yellow border, no traditional illustration-window box, just the full-art illustration filling the surface. Card-frame elements (HP top-right, attack-box bottom, type-symbol, set-symbol) suggested as semi-transparent overlay UI floating over the illustration with reduced opacity, allowing illustration to read through them. Trainer character: rendered in modern anime-influenced illustration register (cleaner-than-Sugimori, more-rendered, with digital-painting techniques like soft-gradient skin-shading and crisp hair-highlight). Character posture dynamic: mid-stride, mid-throw, mid-command, energy or particle effects swirling around them (matching their type or specialty). Background behind character: stylized environment matching character's region (Galar gym, Kalos cafe, Hoenn beach, etc) with painterly atmospheric perspective. Color palette: saturated and modern-digital with strong color-coordination between character outfit, hair, and accent particles. Lighting: dramatic directional or backlit with rim-light, modern cinematic-illustration register. Texture: slight texture-foil pattern overlay across entire card surface (modern full-art cards have textured surfaces), no holographic-foil but tactile-emboss effect implied. Mood: the modern full-art card as deliberate frame-breaking, the formal-rule violated only after rule-mastery, the artist permitted to escape the box only because they earned it. No legible card-text, no character-name lettering, no trademark logos, no specific set-name. Preserve the subject and composition of the source image exactly within the full-card area, change only the medium and rendering. Aspect ratio is standard TCG portrait.