Anime Sci-Fi Disaster Movie Poster

Theatrical anime movie poster in 16:9 aspect ratio. In the center-left foreground, a slender Japanese teenage girl with a black ponytail wearing a dark practical winter outdoor jacket and a research backpack stands in a three-quarter rear view, looking back over her shoulder with an expression of calm tension and strong resolve. In the upper right above a dense night forest, a colossal paranormal energy sphere emits intense white-blue light, intertwined with luminous filaments, electrical arcs, and surrounded by pale blue particle dust. In the far left background beneath a starry sky, Mount Fuji emits plumes of smoke with a faint orange volcanic glow and subtle city lights at its base. The middle ground features Japanese hazardous boundary tape, realistic civilian disaster response workers, and emergency vehicles. The muddy forest floor has shallow puddles reflecting the cold glow, framed by tall silhouettes of pine trees. Cinematic low-angle triangular composition connecting the girl, the glowing sphere, and Mount Fuji. Main illumination comes from the white-blue anomaly casting crisp rim light across the girl, trees, and reflective wet ground, contrasted against deep navy shadows and faint volcanic warmth. High-end modern Japanese theatrical animation aesthetic with detailed realistic backgrounds and clean character art. Typography: - Small slogan at the top center: "[It was not a miracle. It was a disaster that connected to the beyond.]" - Large elegant serif movie title in glowing pale white at bottom center: "[Re:Connect Worlds]" - Small subtitle directly beneath the title: "[Forest of Boundaries]" Clean, highly legible text without watermarks or extraneous logos.