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A masterpiece, cinematic medium shot from a 2D animated film, capturing a moody, atmospheric scene on a rain-drenched night in a sprawling cyberpunk metropolis. The style is a distinct fusion of classic film noir and graphic novel aesthetics, characterized by bold, clean outlines, cel-shaded characters, and highly detailed, painterly backgrounds reminiscent of classic anime. The central focus is an anthropomorphic, hardboiled cat detective, his figure defined by the harsh, contrasting light. He's clad in a classic, tattered trench coat, darkened and heavy with rainwater, the collar turned up against the cold. His expression is one of profound weariness and grim resignation, his fur slightly matted from the incessant downpour. He is standing at the worn, metallic counter of a ramshackle, open-air noodle stall. Behind the counter, partially obscured by clouds of steam rising from a wok, sits a massive, imposing anthropomorphic panda chef. The panda's expression is one of utter boredom and indifference, his huge form illuminated by the warm, yellow-orange glow of his cooking station. The environment is drenched in a high-contrast, chiaroscuro lighting scheme. The only light sources are the flickering, vibrant neon and holographic signs of the city, which cast long, dramatic shadows and paint the scene in saturated hues of electric blue, magenta, and sickly yellow. These brilliant colors reflect intensely off the rain-slicked asphalt, the deep puddles on the ground, and the wet surface of the counter. A few futuristic, glowing coins lie scattered on the counter between the cat and the panda, their internal light adding another small point of interest. The composition is cinematic and carefully framed, with a sense of depth created by the atmospheric perspective of the city fading into the rainy gloom behind the stall. The overall mood is melancholic, gritty, and deeply atmospheric, evoking the world-building of "Blade Runner" combined with the stylized character design of Genndy Tartakovsky's "Samurai Jack" and the heavy, dramatic ink work of a Mike Mignola comic. Every detail, from the droplets of rain clinging to the cat's whiskers to the rust on the noodle stall's sign, is rendered with crisp precision. Cinematic grain, ultra-detailed, 4K.