Neon Fox of the Sacred Diner

A colossal nine-tailed fox spirit rising behind the counter of a 1950s chrome diner like a divine roadside monument, each sweeping tail sculpted from glossy wet clay and curling through the ceiling vents, towering over checkerboard stools and jukebox relics transformed into ornate art nouveau flourishes, elongated sinuous anatomy, regal vulpine face with luminous eyes, elaborate clay-slick surface catching streaks of acid neon green and saturated magenta, syrup bottles and milkshake glasses warped into ceremonial shapes around it, massive crescent arches of diner signage framing the figure like a sacred halo, dramatic low-angle composition to emphasize overwhelming scale, ornamental poster design with flowing whiplash lines, decorative borders, stained-glass style panels, retro Americana reimagined as mythic grandeur, reflective tile floors smeared with wet clay textures, radiant neon glow, epic and monumental atmosphere, hyper-stylized, richly detailed, bold asymmetrical layout --ar 4:5 --stylize 300 --weird 20 --hd