Made with Ideogram 3 Transparent · 25 Oct 2026

Devil back view action sheet

Generated from: 1930s rubber-hose cartoon game sprite sheet, the SAME character in every cell: a chubby devil debtor seen strictly FROM BEHIND (camera behind his back, we never see a face): round bald maroon-red head #9D3B30 seen from the back, two pale cream horns #F2E2C0 curving upward, pointed ears sticking out sideways, a long thin tail with a spade tip, a big round bottom in two lobes, stubby noodle arms and legs without joints, dark hooves. A small cream paper sign is pinned to the middle of his back. He grips a pickaxe with a wooden handle and metal head in his right hand. Thick uniform black ink outline #14100F on every shape, flat cel colour fills, only one darker maroon shade #6B2320 and one highlight #C46A52, no gradients, crisp clean edges, muted faded-print palette. TRUE TRANSPARENT background, no ground, no cast shadow, no text, no lettering, no film grain, no scratches, no vignette, no noise. SHEET LAYOUT: exactly 3 columns by 2 rows of six equal cells, evenly spaced, no borders or frames drawn. Fill all six cells left to right, top row first. Each cell holds the complete character at exactly the same size and centred, hooves on the bottom of the cell, character about 65 percent of the cell height, the pickaxe always fully inside its own cell and never cropped. This is a fast three-chop digging cycle: cell 1 pickaxe raised high overhead, body leaning back. cell 2 pickaxe swinging down past the head. cell 3 pickaxe striking the ground low at his right side, body crouched, impact frame. cell 4 pickaxe pulled back up, body unfolding. cell 5 pickaxe swinging down again. cell 6 pickaxe striking the ground again, deepest crouch.