Capcom Fighting-Game Roster-Splash Frame

Re-render this image in the visual register of 1990s Capcom fighting-game cover art and arcade flyer illustration, the canonical roster-splash composition used by Bengus, Akiman, Kinu Nishimura and the in-house illustration team. Medium: ink line over flat color and cell-shading, with selective airbrush gradient on muscle and metal surfaces, finished as printed package art. Line work: thick confident contour line in pure black, hard outlines around every form, internal anatomy line work using thinner strokes, the line itself doing structural work the way 1990s anime production drawings did. Color register: saturated flat fills (electric blue, hot red, deep purple, sunshine yellow), cell-shading in two values (base + one shadow), highlight in pure white, the late-1990s Japanese arcade-pop palette. Composition: dynamic action staging, the figure rendered with extreme dynamism, exaggerated forced perspective on a leading limb, the body in mid-motion. Background: bold solid color or radial gradient behind the figure, no environmental detail, the figure isolated against pure color the way arcade-flyer splash art treats a roster portrait. Surface treatment: glossy printed varnish on top of the painted illustration, slight gloss specular highlight on metal and skin, the package as polished arcade-import object. No on-canvas text, no franchise logos, no health-bar UI elements, no legible character-name plates. Mood: the body as discipline, the figure as one entry in an implicit roster of archetypes, the package as the cover of a pantheon. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering. Aspect ratio is standard arcade-import package vertical portrait (roughly 5:7).