[BRAND NAME] Y2K Japanese Streetwear Badge

Use [BRAND NAME] as the subject and work as a Senior Vector Graphic Designer in the direction of Y2K Japanese streetwear badge design. Reference Tokyo Harajuku bootleg culture, early 2000s Japanese brand remixes, and retro-futuristic sticker art. The finished piece must look like a clean Adobe Illustrator vector file: flat, graphic, and sticker-ready. BRAND INTELLIGENCE SYSTEM - PRIMARY COLOR: Analyze the PRIMARY COLOR of [BRAND NAME] and convert it into a pastel or softened Y2K version. - ACCENT COLOR: Choose a warmer, saturated energy color. - DARK COLOR: Choose navy, dark brown, deep green, or near-black for outlines and extrusions. - LETTER CONTENT: Use the bold lowercase name or iconic abbreviation of [BRAND NAME]. - JAPANESE TRANSLITERATION: Use correct katakana. - BRAND ORIGIN FLAG: Include a small flag from the brand's country of origin. - BRAND SHAPE LANGUAGE: Extract distinctive shapes, curves, symbols, and structural elements from the brand visual identity. - BRAND CULTURAL SYMBOLS: Select 1-2 small iconic objects from the brand world without directly using the logo. - COMPOSITION LOGIC: Reinvent the badge structure from these brand parameters. PHASE 1 — CANVAS Use a 1:1 square canvas with a flat off-white or warm light grey background. No texture. No gradient. PHASE 2 — BADGE STRUCTURE Determine the badge structure independently, but include a central lettering element, brand-specific geometric shapes around the letters, and z-layer stacking. At least one element must be passing behind and in front of the letters. The result must read as one unified badge or patch shape and must not use generic ovals. PHASE 3 — LETTERING Set [BRAND NAME] in large bold lowercase with a wide rounded confident display typeface. Use PRIMARY COLOR fill, DARK COLOR extrusion offset down-right 8-12% of letter height, and a bold DARK COLOR outline. Use no gradients and no rendering. PHASE 4 — REQUIRED ELEMENTS Always include SPEED LINES or MOTION TEXTURE, a 4-POINT STAR or equivalent sparkle, JAPANESE KATAKANA, a COUNTRY FLAG, and a BRAND CULTURAL SYMBOL. TECH SPECS Use flat vector only, with zero gradients, zero effects, zero rendering, zero blur, and clean crisp edges. Use maximum 4 colors: PRIMARY pastel, ACCENT warm saturated, DARK outline color, and off-white. The final result should look like a collectible sticker or embroidered patch. Every brand must produce a different structure through its own shape language: Y2K Japanese aesthetic is the constant; structure is the variable.