Neo-Genesis Crystal-Type Card

Re-render this image as a Pokémon Trading Card Game card in the Neo-Genesis through Skyridge era register (2000-2003 Wizards-of-the-Coast second-era, the experimental period between base-set and the move to Pokémon-Company-International publishing), specifically the Crystal-Type rare variant. Card frame: silver-border (Neo-Genesis signature) or transparent-edge variant, illustration window with crystal-type transparent-foil overlay pattern (the illustration appears partially-translucent with prismatic refraction effect, as if printed on glass rather than paper). Crystal-type effect: illustration window shows underlying art with a layered transparent-shimmer pattern overlay, light-refraction edges around subject suggesting the subject is rendered in crystal-or-glass form, prismatic color-fringing at high-contrast edges. Illustration rendered in the late-Wizards-era register: more-stylized than early base-set watercolor, sharper digital-painting techniques, color palette shifted toward cooler tones (silver-blue-purple-cyan dominant) consistent with Neo-Genesis cosmic-experiment aesthetic. Card-frame elements: HP value top-right area in silver-bordered box, energy-type symbol top-left (often dual-type during Neo-era), attack-and-energy-cost box bottom-third with metallic-silver text framing, set-symbol bottom-right showing Neo-Genesis or Skyridge mark, illustrator credit lower-left. Texture: distinct from base-set, this era introduced foil-patterns that prefigured modern full-art; crystal-type cards feel premium-experimental. Background: featureless dark-cosmic gradient (signature Neo-Genesis backdrop, suggesting space or void). Lighting: prismatic light-source from multiple angles refracting through crystal-subject, creating rainbow-color-fringes at subject edges. Mood: the second-era formal experiment, the brief period when the canon was still being discovered and the design-team was permitted to test radical-variants before the franchise-formula hardened. No legible text in any frame element, no specific names or trademark, no current PSA-grading sticker. Preserve the subject and composition of the source image exactly within the crystal-rendered illustration window. Aspect ratio is standard TCG portrait.