Made with Summer Pixel · CC0 · 3 Oct 2026

Pixel-art Sprite-sheet Character Sprite

Edited image: Pixel-art sprite-sheet edit. Keep the SAME character, SAME palette, SAME pixel scale, SAME hard dark outline weight, SAME head-to-body ratio, SAME figure pixel height, SAME vertical anchor and SAME feet baseline as the reference image, and keep the flat magenta background exactly as in the reference. Do not restyle, do not upscale or zoom, do not change the costume or colours. Keep the canvas the same height as the reference and the same cell width per frame as the reference frames. Draw EXACTLY 4 frames in ONE single horizontal row, left to right, evenly spaced, each the same cell width as the reference frames, every figure facing LEFT (nose pointing at the left edge of the image). Leave all remaining space to the right of the fourth frame as empty flat magenta. No text, no numbers, no grid, no border, no ground shadow. Animation: a DESCENDING FALL, 4 frames. 1) just past the apex, legs starting to split, arms rising to shoulder height. 2) dropping, both legs trailing apart, arms out level for balance, robe hem and sash tails fluttering upward, hair knot still. 3) faster drop, upper body upright and slightly back, knees softening, arms high and wide. 4) about to land, legs reaching down and forward, arms coming down, cloth and tails still trailing upward, brows down, mouth set. Frames 1 to 3 are airborne with the feet lifted off the ground line; in frame 4 the toes just touch the baseline. Her head stays at the same height in every frame. Character: Sen, an 18-year-old lean sun-browned Kinh Vietnamese Mekong-delta farm girl, about 6.5 heads tall, NOT chibi, oval face, narrow dark-brown alert eyes, chin slightly up, brows down, mouth set, unsmiling. Blue-black hair pulled back into a low twisted knot at the nape with a dark red-brown lacquer comb pushed through it, readable in profile, nothing covering the knot, no head wrap; the conical hat hangs on her back from a cord. Costume: open four-panel brown peasant robe (ao tu than, nau song) with the two front flaps TIED TOGETHER AT THE WAIST, sleeves pushed up past the elbow, frayed hem, mud at the knees, bare back; cream undyed yem halter bodice visible at the chest opening; loose black cuffed trousers (quan tham) ending above the ankle, legs loose on the falling frames; bare dusty feet with a strip of brown cloth wrapped at each ankle; the short vermilion red temple sash knotted at her LEFT hip with two tails to mid-thigh plus two small yellow paper talismans tucked under it - the only saturated colour on her. Small dark cloth satchel on her right hip. No armour, no jewellery, no earrings. CRITICAL: no weapon of any kind may be drawn in any frame - no staff, pole, whip, sword, or stick. Her hands are just empty and loosely open as if her grip on a vertical staff has relaxed. Hand-placed retro 16-bit pixel art, crisp hard-edged square pixels, no antialiasing, no blur, no gradients. Muted desaturated Dong Ho woodblock-print colours under dusk-violet light.