Pokemon Card Gold-Star 2000s-Rare Foil Frame

Re-render this image in the style of a Pokemon TCG Gold Star card from the EX-era circa 2004 through 2007 (EX Team Rocket Returns through EX Power Keepers sets), Wizards-of-the-Coast and Nintendo Pokemon-Trading-Card-Game lineage. Medium: physical trading card photographed under soft-warm museum lighting on neutral-gray background, full-card photographic detail with foil-texture rendering primary visual interest. Card framing: standard Pokemon-card vertical rectangle aspect ratio (approximately 2.5 by 3.5 inches, 63mm by 88mm), yellow-bordered card frame characteristic of TCG vintage era, photographed straight-on or with subtle 3-to-5 degree tilt to catch foil shimmer along one edge. Foil treatment: full-card holographic pattern (cosmos-holo or starburst-holo pattern characteristic of 2000s-era foil printing) visible across entire card surface NOT just the illustration window, foil catches light with subtle rainbow-spectrum shift from card-edge angles, sharp-rainbow shimmer along card edges where light catches the foil-substrate. Gold star marker: small distinctive five-point gold-foil star symbol positioned directly adjacent to Pokemon name in card header area, raised-foil quality with bright reflective gold catching key-light, slightly off-color from surrounding card (this is the defining rarity marker of the Gold Star era). Card illustration window: shows Pokemon in alternate-color shiny variant rendered in mid-2000s Pokemon-TCG illustration style with hand-painted character art, illustration occupies upper third to half of card face. Card-game information: HP value upper-right area, attack-info middle area, weakness-and-retreat-cost lower area, all rendered as standard TCG layout BUT no specific readable numbers or move-names should be legible (text appears as standard TCG-layout typography but specific lettering not focus-readable). Surface condition: pristine mint or near-mint, no edge-whitening, no surface scratching, sharp factory corners, slight catalog-quality presentation. Color palette: yellow card-border dominant, foil-rainbow secondary, illustration in mid-2000s Pokemon-art palette, gold-star focal accent. Mood: collector-grail reverence, the scarcity-marker as the actual content, the card-as-object recognized as sovereign-collectible regardless of game-utility. No legible specific text other than what is unavoidable card-layout typography (HP, retreat-cost symbols treated as visual elements not readable text), no studio watermark, no graders-slab. Aspect ratio matching source. Preserve the subject and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.