Japanese Exclusive Promo Glossy-Mirror Register

Re-render this image as a Japanese Pokémon Trading Card Game exclusive promotional card in the glossy-mirror register popular in 2000s-2010s Japanese gacha and special-edition releases. Card format: standard TCG portrait (2.5:3.5), front-surface treatment with ultra-high-gloss finish creating mirror-like reflectivity. Illustration composition: subject rendered with bilateral or rotational symmetry creating a mirror-geometry effect (subject split vertically down center-line with mirrored pose on each side, OR subject rendered with rotational 180-degree doubling creating kaleidoscope pattern, OR subject repeated in diminishing scale radiating from center). The glossy surface treatment makes the subject appear to exist in two states simultaneously: the painted illustration AND its mirror-reflection within the glossy finish. Subject: Pokémon rendered in detailed illustrative register (watercolor or early-digital painting technique with soft color-transitions and painterly surface), with high anatomical specificity. Mirror-geometry creates visual intrigue: the familiar subject made strange through doubling or symmetry, unsettling the viewer's immediate recognition. Background: the mirrored or symmetrical space filled with abstract pattern or secondary environmental detail (fractal-like geometry, botanical pattern, crystalline structure) that reinforces the mirror-logic. Colors: saturated but cool (jade, sapphire, amethyst, pearl tones common in Japanese promos), with metallic accent highlights that catch and reflect light on the glossy surface. Card-frame elements: set-symbol and promo-badge clearly visible in bottom-right corner (Japanese version has distinct symbol), border rendered in solid color (often silver, gold, or pearl gradient), no traditional yellow Western-frame. Glossy texture is load-bearing: the surface acts as cognitive multiplier, the reflection creates the doubling effect, the subject appears to exist both in illustration and in the glass mirror. Lighting: even flat lighting without strong shadows (signature of glossy-finish cards which minimize texture), slight specular highlight running across entire card surface from light-catch. Mood: the subject made alien by its own reflection, symmetry creating hypnotic intrigue, the glossy surface as the technology that enables the doubling. No legible text legible on card, no card-name or attack text readable, set-symbol suggested as shape. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.