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Made with Grok Imagine ยท CC0 ยท 27 Sept 2026
Generated from: Pixel art sprite animation sheet for a 2D side-scrolling platformer. ONE single horizontal row of 4 evenly spaced frames of the same character, left to right. Absolutely no grid lines, no dividers, no borders, no frame boxes, no labels, no text, no numbers. Exactly 4 figures in one row, evenly spaced with clear empty gaps between them. Character (identical in all 4 frames, same size, same position in frame, same scale): a cyberpunk hooded street-runner hero. Side view, facing right, full body head to feet. Dark hood, long coat, black lower-face respirator mask, a single glowing cyan visor line across the eyes, neon accent trim on the coat. BOTH HANDS ARE EMPTY - no weapon, no whip, no blade, no tool, no glowing effect, no impact flash, no motion blur anywhere in the image. 16-bit retro arcade pixel art, crisp hard pixel edges, no anti-aliasing, no blur, no gradients, no photorealism. Limited palette only: deep purple, electric blue, hot magenta, oxidized copper, black, off-white. Pose sequence - a melee whip-lash wind-up and strike, body motion only: frame 1 coiled back, torso twisted away from the target with the striking right arm drawn back behind the shoulder, weight on the back foot; frame 2 the hips and torso beginning to unwind toward the right; frame 3 the strike, torso twisted hard toward the right with the right arm fully extended straight forward and the feet planted wide; frame 4 follow-through, the arm swung out and down as the torso settles, recovering toward neutral. Background: flat solid bright chroma-key green screen, nothing else, no cast shadow on the background. One row only, centered vertically.
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Cloud Strife
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