This style is heavily inspired by the electrifying, retro-futuristic universe of Turbokiller by Carpenter Brut and Seth Ickermann, where the neon-lit streets pulse with gritty cyberpunk energy, and every scene is drenched in fog, amplifying the atmosphere of mystery and danger. Characters appear as striking silhouettes, bathed in fractured hues of neon pinks, blues, and purples that reflect off rain-soaked surfaces and metallic details, adding a surreal, almost dreamlike quality to the action. This world combines the raw, untamed spirit of 80s sci-fi with a cinematic retro-noir twist, drawing on high-contrast lighting, ominous fog, and heavy synth-driven music that accentuate the themes of rebellion, myth, and dark allure. The visuals are both vibrant and shadowed, blending cyberpunk aesthetics with a supernatural edge, creating a stylized, intense narrative space where characters feel larger-than-life, mysterious, and inherently connected to the dystopian, otherworldly backdrop.