How to remake image in high quality?

Hi guys, i really need some help, i need this extremely low quality image remade so its high quality. Doesn't have to be EXACTLY the same but pretty close
a transparent background (so a PDF) would be so amazing!
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Thanks in advance!!!!

This will need an expert hand trace, they may be able to help. How It Works- Vector Magic
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