Made with Summer Pixel · 21 Oct 2026

Chibi Sword Attack Sprite

Edited image: Redraw the EXACT same character from this reference image as a PIXEL-ART SWORD ATTACK SPRITE SHEET. CHARACTER (must be identical in every single frame): chibi pixel-art hero boy, ash-blond hair with pale highlights, dark navy-black layered cloak and armour with steel-grey trim, pale collar, small dark pixel eyes, 1px dark outline, crisp hard square pixels, flat posterized shading, no anti-aliasing, no gradients, no blur, limited palette of about 12 colours. Same hair, same outfit, same palette, same chibi proportions in every frame. He holds a short straight one-handed sword with a steel-grey blade in his hand in every frame. LAYOUT: exactly 8 rows and exactly 4 columns on a strict uniform grid, 256x256 px per cell, sprite centred in its cell, never touching or overlapping the neighbouring cell. ROW ORDER top to bottom: row 1 = down (front view, attacking toward the viewer) row 2 = up (back view, attacking away from the viewer) row 3 = left (side profile attacking to the left) row 4 = right (side profile attacking to the right) row 5 = down_left (three-quarter front view attacking down-left) row 6 = down_right (three-quarter front view attacking down-right) row 7 = up_left (three-quarter back view attacking up-left) row 8 = up_right (three-quarter back view attacking up-right) Every direction is a genuinely redrawn view of the same model from that angle - real three-quarter diagonals, never a skewed, squashed or mirrored copy of a side view. ANIMATION: the 4 columns are one sword swing: col1 wind-up (sword drawn back, weight loaded), col2 slash (sword swung across, motion arc), col3 follow-through (sword extended past the target), col4 recover (back to guard). Feet stay on exactly the same ground baseline in every cell. BACKGROUND: flat solid pure white (#FFFFFF), completely empty. No cast shadow, no ground, no floor, no grid lines, no cell borders, no numbers, no text, no labels, no watermark, no vignette.