「Poop」は FontVibe AI で作成したサイバーパンク2077の文字エフェクトです。象徴的なナイトシティの世界観からインスピレーションを得た、鋭角的なカットとネオンに満ちた雰囲気をまとうイエローレッドのクロム文字です。

Yellow-gold to hot-red gradient saturating every letterform face — the signature Night City commercial palette, running from chrome-bright gold at stroke tops to deep ember-red at stroke bases. Angular geometric cuts interrupt each letter: deliberate diagonal notches, beveled corner slices, and corporate logo incisions that follow the same design logic as Arasaka and Militech branding. Holographic edge fringe: a thin 1–2px chromatic aberration line along every letter edge — cyan on the upper-right, magenta on the lower-left — suggesting the text is projected by corporate UI rather than printed on any surface. Letter surfaces carry a polished hard-chrome quality: specular highlight razor-thin along the top plane of each stroke, deep shadow on the under-plane, zero diffuse scatter. The overall material read is: machined corporate hardware, not hand-crafted. When no specific material is defined by the font: default environment — yellow-gold to red gradient fill, angular geometric notch cuts, 1px holographic edge fringe, deep black background, faint corporate grid pattern at 8% opacity behind the letters. Create a darkly comic corporate warning poster set in a Night City megabuilding restroom, with the bleak polish of a luxury facility designed by a company that has forgotten its employees are human. Center the exact word “Poop” as the unmistakable hero, large and imposing across the middle, with generous breathing room around it and no other readable words or added lettering. Keep the surrounding scene subordinate: a pristine black stone stall wall, a chrome utility fixture, and a small sealed waste-disposal hatch sit in precise architectural alignment, while a narrow strip of rain-streaked glass reveals distant towers in amber fog. Cool violet and teal city lights recede beyond the window, contrasting with the warm corporate glow on the central lettering. A single overhead light creates hard reflections on polished surfaces and deep, clean shadows; a faint corporate grid and sparse interface-like light marks hover behind the word without crossing it. Add one tiny red status lamp near the hatch for an absurdly serious public-infrastructure feel. The composition should feel expensive, controlled, and faintly ridiculous, with crisp edges, restrained environmental detail, and the word fully legible at a glance.