GameCube Mini-Disc Toylike Frame

Re-render this image as a 2001 to 2005 Nintendo GameCube retail video-game package, the canonical compact DVD-style case Nintendo used to differentiate from Sony's standard DVD-case format. Package format: a plastic case visibly shorter and slightly thinner than a standard DVD keepcase (because the proprietary 8cm GameCube mini-disc inside is smaller than a full DVD), opaque colored polycarbonate (typically black or translucent purple matching the console's playful palette), single hinge on the left, hub clip for the small disc visible through the case. Insert artwork: a printed paper sleeve behind a clear front layer, hero illustration in the 2001 to 2004 Nintendo register, slightly cartoony, saturated primary colors, the toylike-confidence aesthetic Nintendo doubled down on after the Sony graphics-realism war. Top edge of the insert: a thick chunky colored banner running the full width (render as a flat solid colored rectangle, no legible lettering), color matching the game's primary palette. Bottom edge: a thin platform-branding band and rating mark area (render as small flat colored rectangles). Side spine: a vertical colored strip with the chunky banner repeated at the top, narrower than standard DVD spine. The case itself: opaque purple or jet-black polycarbonate, slight matte finish, the spec Nintendo chose to signal a toy-grade quality, hub-clip and disc-well visible inside. Print quality: 2002 offset litho, glossy varnish over the keyart, registration tight. Mood: chunky, toylike, primary-color confident, the package that says Nintendo is making toys for serious play and is not embarrassed about it. No on-canvas legible text, no logos, no franchise marks. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering. Aspect ratio is GameCube compact-case vertical portrait (roughly 5:6, slightly shorter than standard DVD).