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Art style: 3D Pixar. Full-length view, the entire figure visible from head to feet, standing upright, figure centered with the environment filling the sides. A tiny fiery dragon embodying the emotion of Anger — barely knee-high, roughly the size of a house cat but bursting with attitude. Scales in glowing molten-red and orange, warmer and brighter along the belly, with small cracks that glow like embers. A stubby snout with flared nostrils puffing little curls of smoke, big round expressive eyes with sharp orange brows knitted in a comic scowl, tiny sharp teeth in an open shouting mouth. Short stubby arms with clenched three-clawed fists, a chunky little body, small ridged spines down the back, and a short whip-like tail flicking upward. Small bat-like wings half-spread. Bright flames flicker along its head-crest and tail-tip as a natural aura. It stands on chunky clawed hind feet, one foot stamping, planted on a scorched cartoon floor with faint scorch marks radiating around it, warm firelight glow filling a plain cozy indoor room. Explosive but funny, endearing pose. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ FINAL STYLE ENFORCEMENT (this is the authoritative rendering directive — it overrides any style wording elsewhere in the prompt): Render this image in the following art style: Pixar-style 3D computer animation (Pixar / Disney feature-film look) — fully volumetric 3D rendering with rounded dimensional forms, soft subsurface-scattering skin, physically based materials, soft global illumination, warm cinematic key light, gentle depth of field, vibrant family-friendly colours. CRITICAL: EVERY element — characters, foliage, trees, animals, water, sky, props and the entire environment — must be rendered as polished 3D CGI with real depth and form. This is NOT flat 2D illustration, NOT a watercolour or storybook painting, NOT cel-shaded anime. Every surface, skin, fabric, material, and environmental element must be rendered in this idiom.
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