original. A medium shot from eye level captures a single young woman, Aya-ha Neon, the neon pixel wing girl, seated lazily on a single-seater sofa in a pitch-black room, her body facing forward but positioned off-center to the right, gazing at a wall unnaturally stacked with CRT televisions behind her. She has short black layered hair with irregular, natural bangs, deep purple softly glowing dreamy eyes, and two parallel neon-glowing hairpins on the side; her E-cup balanced long-legged 7-head body wears casual loungewear—a black tank top, grey hipster bikini shorts, barefoot—with large black over-ear headphones on, holding a cola can naturally in one hand; she leans deeply back in a relaxed slouch, one leg stretched on the sofa, the other dangling lightly outward with asymmetric natural curves. Most TVs are pitch black, a sparse 10-20% flicker with static noise or distorted images, their unstable pulsing neon-purple, cyan, magenta glows as the sole light source casting stark high-contrast shadows. The dreamcore space distorts with eerie spatial unease, floating dust particles, mist, film grain, VHS noise, heavy chromatic aberration, and subtle pixelated glitchy compact wings of tiny dots on her back.