Made with Nano Banana 2 Lite · CC0 · 6 Aug 2026

Image: Using the character in this reference sheet — the

Generated from: Using the character in this reference sheet — the same grim plate-armoured paladin, same colours, same proportions, same pixel-art style — draw a NEW sprite sheet of his LIGHT SWORD ATTACK. STRICT LAYOUT: exactly 4 rows and 5 columns = 20 cells on a regular grid, one pose per cell, generous even margins, cells never touching, all figures in a row standing on the same baseline. Keep the SAME flat two-tone grey checkerboard background. Rows, top to bottom: row 1 attacking toward the viewer, row 2 attacking to the viewer's left in profile, row 3 attacking away from the viewer, row 4 attacking to the viewer's right in profile. Each row is one quick horizontal sword slash read left to right: 1 — guard, sword drawn and held low; 2 — short wind-up, blade back at hip height; 3 — the slash, blade sweeping across at waist height with a thin pale motion arc; 4 — follow-through, blade extended past the body; 5 — recovery back toward guard. Fast and economical, a jab of a cut, not a full swing. The knight's feet stay planted. Detailed 16-bit HD-2D pixel art, hard edges, strong silhouette. No text, no numbers, no borders, no ground shadow.