Chaotic occult ritual in a cluttered neon lit basement

A vividly rendered 8K HD pop-surrealist masterpiece, blending dark comic-book dynamism with hyperrealistic sensuality. The scene erupts in a chaotic, hardcore evocation ritual within a cluttered, shadow-drenched junk-filled basement, lit by the sickly green glow of a malfunctioning cathode-ray tube television. At the center, the spell is going horribly, wonderfully wrong. Natasha Nice, with wild, electric-blue hair, is mid-incantation, her hands crackling with chaotic purple arcane energy that's tangling with the junkhead spirit spewing from the TV—a grotesque, gooey, laughing phantom made of scrap metal and static. Lauren Phillips, in a sleek, torn leather bodysuit, leans back in a baroque armchair with a smirk of knowing dread, holding a twisted, splintered wand. Kinoshita Ririko, wrapped in a tattered, oversized trench coat, studies a grotesque, fleshy spellbook, her expression one of morbid, academic curiosity. Meanwhile, Tiffany Mynx, perched on a stack of old CRT monitors, wields a neon-glowing chainsaw, preparing for the inevitable, absurd backfire. The air is thick with floating dust, forgotten takeout containers, and comically misplaced voodoo dolls. Panel-like inked lines fracture the background, hinting at a comic-book narrative flow. Every texture—from the grime on the pipes to the gloss of sweat on skin—is rendered with obsessive detail. The composition balances stark, harsh chiaroscuro with lurid, pop-art color pops (hot pink, acid yellow, toxic green), capturing a moment of dark, funny, bizarre, and magnificently perilous magic.