Bonfire

Bonfire is hotter than Coral. Not pinker, not softer, just genuinely warmer, the kind of orange that reads as flame instead of mineral. It's got the saturation to feel intentional, but it sits darker than Coralistic and way less compromising than Coralistic's diplomatic lean. This is what happens when you stop asking orange to play nice.

You'll land it in notification states, alert interfaces, and call-to-action buttons where you need stop-and-look energy. It works in onboarding flows, warning dialogs, even as an accent in fintech apps where hierarchy matters and orange needs to actually register. Unlike Anime Blush's pink temperature, Bonfire stays pure orange, it's just got more depth, more authority underneath. It doesn't whisper.

Pair it with darker backgrounds and it becomes something else entirely: a signal, not a suggestion. Light neutrals will mute it, so don't. The move here is contrast. Cool grays aren't just allowed, they're expected. This is the orange that actually earns the space it takes up.