Made with Seedream 5.0 Pro · 4 Nov 2026

hb-sk3-haste-c

Generated from: Pixel art battle animation sheet of the swordsman in the reference image, matching his wide heroic stance exactly. Make the effects as dramatic and beautiful as possible while the body stays readable. Haste, a spectacular time spell of pure speed, a super move in EXACTLY 16 frames: 1 his calm ready stance, exactly as in the reference. 2 he drops his weight and his free hand snaps up beside his head, fingers ready to snap. 3 gold sparks gather at his fingertips, a thin gold ring around his wrist. 4 he snaps his fingers: a sharp gold star flash at the fingertips. 5 small brass-gold clock gears appear and begin to spin around his arm. 6 the gears multiply and whirl in a wide orbit around his whole body, spinning fast. 7 he thrusts his open hand forward, gold speed lines shoot forward past him. 8 THE RELEASE: a blinding gold burst from his palm, a great spinning gold gear-ring, speed lines streaking in every direction. 9 the ring races outward, gears flying off it, sparks trailing, his coat flung back by the wind. 10 the ring thins out, gold streaks shoot upward around him like a rising wind. 11 gold streaks still rising, his coat falling, last gears dissolving into sparks. 12 he lowers his hand, a thin gold trail following it. 13 he rolls his shoulder, faint sparks on his arm. 14 his arm returns to the sword, shoulders relaxing. 15 almost his stance. 16 his calm ready stance, identical to frame 1. CRITICAL rules. The same man in every frame: exactly the same head size, the same body proportions, the same outfit, the same colours, the same drawing style as the reference. He may bend, lean and lunge with big confident poses, but he is never drawn smaller or larger, and his head stays the same size. The sword is one sword, the same length, fully visible in every frame unless a frame says otherwise. Both feet always on one straight ground line. Effects are huge and spectacular but his body and face stay readable through them. Solid opaque body at all times, no ghost copies of him. Layout: EXACTLY 16 frames in a square grid of FOUR ROWS of 4, reading left to right, row by row. Each frame sits in its own equal square box with the man standing in the same spot in the box, feet near the bottom, taking about half the box's height and left of its centre, leaving plenty of empty room around him. Every effect, however huge, stays fully inside its own box and never touches a neighbouring box. His boots and legs are always fully solid, dark and clearly visible, in every frame, even during the brightest burst. Bursts sit in front of his hand, not on top of his body. Style: detailed pixel art with crisp hard-edged pixels, strong dark outline, limited palette, side view facing right. Pure flat white background, no ground, no shadow, no text, no numbers, no frame lines, no boxes drawn.