A Japanese black-and-white manga style with extreme dynamism and rough brushstrokes, similar to Masasumi Kakizaki's "Green Blood" or "Hideout," excelling at using splattered ink, sharp focus lines, and shattering effects to express power and speed. Adopt an extreme low-angle, wide-angle perspective composition, with the polar bear roaring past the camera. Its massive body is incredibly dynamic due to the perspective, one of its forepaws slamming into the snow, kicking up large chunks of snow and debris that almost fly out of the frame. The entire image is tilted, creating a sense of instability and a hair-raising tension. Light, Shadow, and Tension: 1. The sky is an oppressive, pure black or dark gray, filled with blizzard-like strokes. This makes the polar bear's silhouette stand out as exceptionally "bright white" against the dark background, like a struggling soul. 2. The shadows are dynamic. The shadows on the bear's body are not soft but are drawn with coarse, sharp strokes to define its muscle structure and blood-soaked fur. The chunks of snow it kicks up form countless fast-moving, irregular shadows in the air. 3. The Core of the Tension: In the air behind the bear, a bullet trajectory, rendered with pure white and screentone, tears through the air, chasing its body. At the end of the trajectory, a small, explosive burst of flame and black smoke from the hunter's muzzle can be drawn, indicating the source of the attack. 4. Detailing: One of the bear's eyes is wide open with rage and pain, while the other may be closed from injury. Its open mouth exhales a large cloud of white breath that merges with the surrounding blizzard. There is a dark wound on its fur, oozing black blood that leaves a shocking trail on the pure white snow.