This design sought organically formed shapes that avoid imposing specific imagery, allowing multiple interpretations to emerge through the viewer's perspective. Consequently, the process adopted involved identifying the most suitable pattern for the emblem from the Mokume-gane designs created by Art Director Asuka Hoshi.

 　Mokume-gane is a traditional Japanese technique that produces wood-grain-like patterns by layering different metals and then processing them. Asuka Hoshi mastered this technique whilst studying metal engraving.
 　The patterns born from Mokume-gane, true to its name, possess shapes reminiscent of tree rings. This represents the SNIPPETS that is one of the five annotations of Ubsnant.
 　To some observers, it may resemble the cross-section of geological strata accumulated over vast periods. This represents the ORIGINS that is one of the five annotations of Ubsnant.
 　Furthermore, it may be perceived as resembling human fingerprints. This represents the ARTEFACTS that is one of the five annotations of Ubsnant.
 　Additionally, it could evoke the light waveforms like PSR B1919+21 or sound waveforms. This represents the HABITUDES that is one of the five annotations of Ubsnant.

 　In the design of the characters themselves, we considered it fitting to incorporate elements beyond complete human control, much like patterns. Our reference was the characters used in a calendar created by dyeing artisan Serizawa Keisuke using the katazome technique. By geometrically organising the inherent fluctuations of handcraft, such as bleeding and blurring, we have composed the UBSNANT character set, where both the aura of handwork and meticulous design are perceptible.