A man in his late 30s to early 40s with a gloomy, lethargic aura. He has unruly, wavy black hair and black eyes with drooping lashes and no highlights, wearing black-rimmed glasses. He has a muscular build and wears a dark blue kimono in a disheveled, casual manner. His face is distorted as he sheds copious tears, wailing inconsolably with a "now is the time for the world" vibe. He is losing control of his emotions, flustered and overwhelmed. The setting is a dimly lit Japanese room with tatami mats and shoji screens, an old-fashioned interior on a quiet night. The camera angle is eye-level, using a bust-up composition to emphasize the tears and distorted expression. The style is a heavy, emotional Japanese anime style,cinematic,high-definition, with deep shadows and a humid, palpable air. It features Korean anime portrait style with graphic linework, bold silhouettes, and cinematic lighting. Muted yet punchy colors, textured shading, and expressive anatomy blend Hong Kong manga, Korean illustration, and American comic aesthetics, resulting in raw, visceral emotional expression.