Sharp objects and shapes are often associated with predators and sources of physical harm, perceived as signals of danger due to a universal instinct rooted in human evolutionary history. Drawing on this idea, the typeface uses custom parameters to shift between variations that indicate different levels of "danger." With two distinct styles (Transitional and Didone) and optical widths (semi-condensed and extended), the variable typeface is highly adaptive, capable of evoking different feels through interpolated instances of stroke contrast and rounded versus sharp corners. It currently includes all Latin uppercase glyphs and Vietnamese diacritics, while numerals, punctuation, and symbols remain in development.