Ultra-wide worm's eye view anime character approach shot

Worm Eye View technique: a visual perspective captured from a low angle, looking directly upwards, using an ultra wide focal length (about 12mm) for extreme perspective distortion and foreshortening. Prompt: Ultra-wide worm's-eye view shot. The camera is tilted exactly 90 degrees upward, pointing straight into the sky through the transparent water surface. Character with orange hair, headphones, blue Hawaiian shirt, white tropical shorts and blue flip-flops stands directly above the camera on the transparent platform. He slowly notices the viewer and begins squatting down toward the lens. As he lowers himself, his face approaches extremely close to camera. His knees move outward, arms resting naturally on his thighs. He leans forward and peers directly into the lens with a playful confident grin. Extreme foreshortening. His head becomes enormous in frame while his body rapidly recedes into the distance due to the 12mm lens. The transparent water floor remains invisible. Clouds drift slowly in the background. Strong wind affecting the movement in hair and shirt. Natural sunlight. Anime illustration style, vibrant colors, clean cel shading, ultra-detailed. No camera movement. Only character movement toward camera. Strong ultra-wide perspective distortion. Face nearly touches the lens at the end of the shot. He smiles and closes one eye charmingly.