About Psycho-Pass (Sibyl System)
Psycho-Pass (2012) imagines a Japan governed by the Sibyl System, which judges every citizen by a measurable Crime Coefficient. Its signature image is the Dominator weapon's holographic readout: glowing cyan vector graphics floating on a near-black void, punctuated by a hot magenta-pink gauge that signals lethal force.
This design system distills that surveillance-state HUD into a token set — a clinical black ground, electric cyan data graphics, hairline vector frames, and an alarming magenta accent reserved for thresholds and danger. Cold, precise, and unsettling.
- Origin
- Japan (Tokyo, near-future)
- Era
- 2012 (Production I.G TV series); near-future cyberpunk setting
- Key figures
- Gen Urobuchi · Naoyoshi Shiotani · Production I.G
- Movements
- Japanese cyberpunk · Dystopian sci-fi anime · Surveillance-state UI design
Psycho-Pass (Sibyl System) design spec
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