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A hyper-detailed, **anime-style cartoon** illustration of a **giant cartoon cockroach** (chibi or semi-realistic but exaggerated) **running inside an ancient vacuum tube computer** (1950s-60s style, glowing valves, flickering CRT-like displays, retro tech aesthetic). The computer is **half-dismantled**, with exposed circuits and wires, giving a **steampunk** vibe. The cockroach has **glowing red eyes** and **metallic exoskeleton details**, looking **panicked but determined** as it dodges between valves and wires.* *In the background, a **team of elite "Bug Hunters"** (cyberpunk mercenaries in **high-tech retro armor**—think **mix of 1960s sci-fi and modern tactical gear**) chase it with **laser bug-zappers, vacuum tube guns, and circuit-board shields**. Their faces are **serious and focused**, with **glowing visors** (like old CRT screens). One hunter is **swinging a wrench like a bat**, another uses a **portable vacuum cleaner as a weapon**, and a third holds a **giant magnifying glass** to spot the roach. The scene is **dramatically lit** with **neon blues, warm oranges, and flickering valve glows**, emphasizing the **chaotic energy** of the chase.* *Style: **soft cel-shading** with **bold outlines**, **vibrant colors**, and **expressive characters**. High contrast, **dynamic action poses**, and **retro-futuristic details** (e.g., **glowing solder joints**, **floating circuit fragments**). Avoid photorealism—keep it **cartoonish but polished**, like a **high-end anime poster** or **video game concept art** (e.g., *Hades* meets *Arcane* but with **vintage tech**).* *Composition: **Dutch angle** for intensity, with the cockroach **center-frame** and the hunters **spread out** in a **semi-circle**, creating a sense of **pursuit**. Include **floating bugs (digital glitches)** escaping from the computer’s valves, adding to the **chaos**.*