Chibi ultra-adorable girl hacker — oversized head, huge expressive emerald eyes with tiny star reflections, round rosy cheeks and a mischievous smirk; short pastel lavender hair with polished metallic implants along her temple and a tiny illuminated data port behind one ear; wearing an oversized matte black hoodie embroidered with neon circuit lines, a cropped utility belt of glowing chips, fingerless gloves with holographic fingertip pads and a delicate chrome cybernetic right forearm etched with filigree that contrasts with fluffy knee-high socks and scuffed combat boots. She’s perched cross-legged on a reinforced swivel chair at a sprawling command rig: curved glass monitors, transparent holographic displays projecting a rotating 3D globe with red target markers and satellite trajectories, cascading streams of neon green code, an ominous schematic labeled “WORLD CONTROL,” miniature drones awaiting launch and stacks of sleek server blades connected by braided neon fiber-optic cables. The lair is compact and shadowed — concrete walls, exposed pipes, and racks of humming equipment — but all attention is focused on her by a warm directional spotlight and a razor rim light from the monitors; cool cyan and magenta screen glow bathes the scene, with subtle volumetric fog and floating dust catching the neon. Playful contrast: the gritty hacker bunker is plastered with fluffy bunnies posters, pastel doodles, plush rabbit keychains hanging from cables, a hand-drawn “Cute Overlord” note pinned with LED thumbtacks, and a bunny-stickered coffee mug on the console. Mood: concentrated, mischievous determination — equal parts charming and unnerving, a tiny mastermind scheming to rule the world. Color palette: deep blacks and charcoals, saturated neon cyan, magenta and purple highlights, chrome and holographic iridescence, soft pastel accents on posters. Artistic style: hyper-detailed chibi anime fused with cyberpunk realism — ultra-detailed textures on metal and fabric,