Bad Signal 2

A retro CRT screen effect displaying ASCII art characters arranged in a dense grid pattern against a black background. The image shows a complex layering of visual effects: the base consists of a swirling magenta-to-blue gradient (from the Swirl component) that creates organic, flowing distortions. Overlaid on this is a CRT screen effect with visible scanlines running horizontally across the entire image, creating a characteristic cathode-ray tube appearance with reduced brightness and contrast variations. The ASCII characters (@, %, #, *, +, =, -, :, .) are rendered in multiple colors including cyan, magenta, blue, green, and red, creating a chromatic aberration effect typical of old computer monitors. The characters appear to have a slight color shift with red, green, and blue channels slightly offset from each other, producing a glitchy, vintage computer aesthetic. A checkerboard pattern is subtly visible underneath, providing texture. Cursor trails in cyan and magenta colors trace paths across the display, adding dynamic movement. The overall effect is heavily pixelated with a 128-pixel size, creating blocky, chunky visual elements. The scanline frequency creates horizontal banding that gives the impression of an old television or arcade monitor. The entire composition has a nostalgic, cyberpunk atmosphere with high contrast between the bright neon colors and the deep black background.