Made with Nano Banana 2 Lite · CC0 · 20 Aug 2026

Image: Take the FIRST figure from the left of this refere

Generated from: Take the FIRST figure from the left of this reference row — the Imperial COLONIST SOLDIER in the dark helmet with the cyan visor, dark military armour with a chest rig and pouches, holding a compact rifle across the body — and redraw only that one character as a WALK CYCLE SPRITE SHEET. Ignore the other three colonists in the reference completely. Keep his identity completely unchanged in every frame: same helmet and cyan visor, same dark armour and webbing, same chest pouches, same compact rifle held across the body, same human proportions, same painted illustration style with crisp dark outlines, same lighting from the upper left. Lay the sheet out as a strict grid of 4 ROWS by 4 COLUMNS, evenly spaced, with generous empty space between every figure so no two figures touch or overlap. ROW 1: facing DOWN toward the viewer, four frames of a walk cycle. ROW 2: facing UP away from the viewer, showing his back, four frames of a walk cycle. ROW 3: facing LEFT in profile, four frames of a walk cycle. ROW 4: facing LEFT in profile again, four more frames of the same walk cycle. Within each row the four frames alternate the legs: frame 1 left leg forward, frame 2 legs passing together, frame 3 right leg forward, frame 4 legs passing together. Confident, disciplined military movement with the weapon kept controlled against the body — restrained arm swing, small torso rise and fall, never exaggerated. Every figure is drawn at exactly the same size, standing upright, with its FEET RESTING ON A COMMON HORIZONTAL BASELINE shared by all four figures in that row. Same high top-down three-quarter viewing angle for every frame. No bouncing, no cartoon squash, no running, no crouching, no firing pose. Absolutely no text, no labels, no names, no numbers, no grid lines, no boxes, no drop shadows, no ground line under the feet, no scenery. Flat solid pure magenta background, colour #FF00FF, absolutely uniform behind every figure.