“The Fallen One” is a Glitch text effect text effect created with FontVibe AI. White sans capitals split by red and cyan channel offsets, sliced by horizontal displacement bands and scanlines, reflected on a wet neon street at night.

Authentic RGB chromatic aberration on the letterforms: red channel shifted 5–8 px left and cyan channel shifted 5–8 px right, producing a precise double-vision color split around every glyph edge. Dense horizontal CRT scanlines span the complete text surface, 3–4 px spacing, semi-transparent, rhythmic, and phosphor-sharp. Add 3–5 sharp rectangular pixel-block artifacts cut from the glyphs and displaced horizontally by 10–25 px at irregular vertical positions. Use subtle cyan-white phosphor bloom directly along letter boundaries, with crisp red and cyan pixel fragments attached to the strokes. The distortion remains deliberate and controlled, preserving clear readability. No random noise flood, no cartoon effects, no smooth gradients. If no inherent letter material is present, render bright cyan-white phosphor letters with red/cyan channel separation, dense CRT scanlines, and readable displaced pixel blocks. Render the exact supplied corrupted Unicode lettering "The Fallen One" as a tightly composed central wordmark, preserving every visible combining mark, diacritic, overprint, and broken character fragment. Build the primary glyph bodies from bright cyan-white CRT phosphor with crisp high-luminance strokes, while authentic chromatic aberration splits the red channel 5–8 px left and cyan channel 5–8 px right around every contour. Apply dense, evenly spaced horizontal CRT scanlines across all letter surfaces, 3–4 px apart, semi-transparent and sharply resolved. Displace 3–5 rectangular pixel blocks from the glyph strokes horizontally by 10–25 px at irregular heights, with clean hard-edged digital tears that remain physically connected to the wordmark’s silhouette. Add restrained cyan-white phosphor bloom hugging the outer edges, small red and cyan pixel slivers clinging to terminals, and thin electric scan streaks touching the letterforms. Keep every character readable despite the controlled corruption; use no smooth gradients, no random noise flood, and no cartoon styling. The background is a perfectly flat pure BLACK #000000 void with nothing else.