Made with Summer Pixel · CC0 · 22 Aug 2026

Ninja Kunai Attack

Edited image: Using this exact existing sprite sheet as the sole character and style reference, create an ATTACK animation sprite sheet for the same 16-bit pixel-art top-down RPG anime shonen male ninja: identical spiky blonde hair, expressive face, vibrant orange-and-black jumpsuit, bold black outlines, palette, proportions, and native pixel resolution. Replace the layout with EXACTLY 4 rows x 6 columns, 24 equal cells, each cell exactly the same dimensions as the source idle-sheet cells, with no gutters. Row 1: six complete frames facing DOWN toward the viewer. Row 2: six complete frames facing LEFT in side view. Row 3: six complete frames facing RIGHT in side view, mirrored counterpart of row 2. Row 4: six complete frames facing UP showing the back. Each row must be a clean six-frame throwing-kunai attack motion in this exact progression: frames 1-2 wind-up, frames 3-4 arm extension and kunai release, frames 5-6 follow-through and recovery. Show a small kunai only during the release/follow-through frames, with clearly readable throwing direction appropriate to each facing. Preserve the same character scale, same feet-centered-at-bottom pixel anchor point, same baseline, and same position across all frames. No zoom, no drift, no repositioning, no camera changes, no character leaving its cell, no overlap between cells. Flat uniform solid magenta background #FF00FF across the entire sheet, no gradient, vignette, texture, shadows, lighting variation, labels, text, or extra characters. True native-resolution pixel art: crisp hard edges, nearest-neighbor appearance, grid-aligned pixels, no anti-aliasing, no blur, no smoothing, no painterly rendering. Ensure all 24 cells are complete, evenly spaced, and consistent.