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Made with Nano Banana 2 Lite · CC0 · 12 Sept 2026
Generated from: A walk-cycle sheet: EXACTLY FOUR full-body poses of the SAME armoured character shown in the reference image, in a single horizontal row on a flat uniform pure magenta (#FF00FF) background, with wide clear empty gaps between the figures so they never touch or overlap. Four figures, not three and not five. Keep the reference character's identity exactly: same great helm WITH THE HELMET ON THE HEAD IN EVERY POSE, same heavy stone-coloured plate armour, same chainmail skirt, same enormous two-handed hammer carried at his side, same bulk and broad shoulders, same colours, same heavy ink outline, same flat three-value cel shading, same warm rim light from the upper right. He is walking to the viewer's right. The four poses are the four keys of one walk cycle, all seen from the same flat side-on three-quarter camera at chest height: 1. CONTACT — front heel strikes the ground, back toe still down, legs at their widest spread, torso upright, hammer swinging back. 2. DOWN — weight settles onto the front leg, that knee bends, the body is at its lowest point, back foot rolling onto the toe. 3. PASSING — the back leg swings through directly under the body, feet close together, the body at its highest point, hammer level. 4. UP — the body rises and pushes off the back toe, the front leg reaching forward, hammer swinging out. Every figure must be COMPLETE: helm, head, torso, both arms, the hammer, both legs and both boots, all inside the frame, nothing cropped. All four the same height and the same scale, feet on one shared invisible ground line. ONE figure per pose. No text, no captions, no labels, no border, no ground shadow, no extra characters.
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Tim Brook
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