Cyberpunk Neon Dragon Awakening

Create an ultra-cinematic 9:16 cyberpunk movie still titled “The Neon Dragon Awakens.” Nighttime in a vast futuristic metropolis during heavy rain. Towering glass skyscrapers disappear into the dark clouds, surrounded by glowing neon advertisements, holographic signs, flying vehicles, atmospheric fog and steam rising from the streets. In the foreground, show a biker stopped on a motorcycle. She is viewed mostly from behind, wearing a stylish black cyberpunk jacket and boots, staring upward toward an enormous curved digital billboard wrapped around a skyscraper. The billboard displays a creature made from brilliant crimson, magenta, electric blue and white energy. Capture the exact moment when something impossible begins happening: the dragon’s head and front claws are emerging beyond the flat surface of the billboard, as though the digital creature is becoming physically real. Parts of its body should still remain inside the screen, breaking apart into glowing pixels and holographic fragments where the digital world transitions into reality. The dragon looks directly toward the biker with intensely glowing eyes. Its enormous scale should make the biker and motorcycle look tiny by comparison. Rain falls through the neon light. Wet asphalt creates beautiful mirror reflections across the street. Steam drifts between buildings. Small futuristic vehicles and flying cars add depth and scale. Composition should feel like the opening frame of a high-budget cyberpunk science-fiction movie, with strong foreground, middle ground and deep city background specifically designed for image-to-video animation. Photorealistic cinematic lighting, dramatic volumetric atmosphere, realistic rain, extremely detailed dragon scales, holographic particle effects, realistic motorcycle materials, deep blacks, brilliant neon reflections, strong depth, subtle motion tension, anamorphic cinematic feel, epic scale, premium VFX quality, razor-sharp subject detail. The scene must instantly make the viewer wonder: “What happens when the dragon completely escapes?” No logos, no watermark, no captions, no readable brand names, no malformed motorcycle, no extra limbs, no duplicate dragon, no cartoon appearance. Vertical 9:16 composition, cinematic poster quality, visually spectacular and scroll-stopping.