Made with Summer Pixel · 20 Oct 2026

Pixel-art Edit Game Background

Edited image: Pixel-art edit of this underwater menu backdrop. Keep the exact same retro 16-bit pixel-art style, limited palette, dithering, pixel grid, composition, camera framing and 16:9 aspect ratio. Change exactly two things. 1. Delete the thin horizontal seam line that runs edge to edge across the whole image at about one third of the height. Repaint that entire band so the deep-blue water gradient is perfectly continuous from top to bottom: no line, no hard color step, no bright edge, no darker stripe, no visible band of any kind. The light shafts, bubbles and background details must flow through that region seamlessly. 2. Redraw the whale as an unmistakable HUMPBACK whale with humpback coloring: dark slate blue-grey back and head, a paler mottled white-grey belly and chin covered in long vertical ventral throat grooves, a small dorsal hump-fin set far back near the tail, very long white pectoral flippers sweeping down and back, and a broad flat tail fluke with a deep central notch. Keep the red Santa hat on its head exactly as it is, same shape, same position, same colors. Keep the whale at the same position, size and facing direction in the frame. Do not add any text, letters, numbers, logos, icons, UI elements or watermarks anywhere in the image. Keep the ice cliffs at the bottom, the seaweed, the bubbles and the overall mood identical.