Made with Nano Banana 2 Lite · CC0 · 11 Sept 2026

Image: A 2D game character sprite sheet: one row of THREE

Generated from: A 2D game character sprite sheet: one row of THREE separate full-body poses of the SAME armoured juggernaut from the reference image, at exactly the same scale, on the same ground line, on a flat plain solid mid-grey background. SPACING IS CRITICAL: leave an empty gap at least as wide as a whole figure between each pose. Nothing may touch or overlap the next pose. Do NOT draw a ground line. Keep the reference character exactly: enormous slab-shouldered build, closed great-helm with a narrow slit, layered bone-white plate, colossal two-handed maul, heavy ink outline, flat cel shading in three values with a warm rim light from the upper right. All three face to the RIGHT, side-on three-quarter camera at chest height: 1. WIND-UP — the maul hauled all the way back and high above the shoulder with both hands, body wound away, front foot planted to brace. It reads as about-to-strike, never as already striking. No motion effect. 2. CONTACT — the maul smashing down and forward at full extension, head at knee height, torso driven through, both feet planted, the ground cracking under the impact. A short heavy motion smear follows the maul head and stays close to the haft. 3. FOLLOW-THROUGH — after the blow: the maul head down on the floor past the target, shoulders overshot and bowed over it, weight far forward, helm dropped. It must NOT look like a second attack. No motion effect. No text, no labels, no numbers, no captions, no frame borders, no grid lines, no ground shadow, no horizon line.