Alien is not your average backyard fireworks showpiece. It is a full-on extra-terrestrial encounter wrapped in pyrotechnics. From the moment you light the fuse, you get the feeling something… strange is coming. The air goes still. The crowd leans in. Then it begins.
A sudden, high-pitched whine tears through the silence like a signal from deep space. Then—flash!—a blinding green flare shoots skyward, trailing eerie trails of electric purple and icy blue. It’s not just a firework; it’s a warning shot from another world.
But Alien doesn’t stop at simple spectacle. It builds. The breaks are otherworldly—ring-shaped bursts that pulse in perfect symmetry, crackling stardust that fizzles like static in the sky, and colour shifts that seem to defy Earth logic. One second it’s emerald green, the next it’s ghost-white, then a shimmer of violet fades into the black like a cloaking device.