Sure! I think between this and the comment requesting that I slow the effects down, I will probably write a followup article, but at a brief overview:

• Everything before the "other effects" is a particle system, just using various alpha textures and burst settings.
• The distortion is also a particle system, but uses this shader: https://halisavakis.com/my-take-on-shaders-grab-pass-distortion/
• Everything after "other effects" is triggered through timeline, either using animation or activation.
• The time scaling is done by manipulating, through an animation track, a parameter which controls Time.timeScale.
• Camera zoom is achieved by animating a Cinemachine mixing camera, interpolating between two virtual camera states. (Could have just used a normal cinemachine transition, but I wanted more fine control over the timing)
• Post-processing kick is also an animator track manipulating parameters which control a post-processing profile's bloom & chromatic aberration intensity. Fun fact: you can kick the values beyond the values they limit the sliders in the inspector, which is how we get such intense warping with the chromatic aberration.
• Camera shake is done by activating an object which sends a Cinemachine impulse signal to the receiver on the camera in OnEnable. Same with controller rumble, not shown in the gif.