Made with Summer Pixel · CC0 · 25 Sept 2026

Pixel Karate Low Kick

Edited image: Keep this EXACT pixel-art character 100 percent identical and unchanged: muscular man, short dark faded haircut, light stubble beard, dark round sunglasses, grey short-sleeve tee with a small dark logo on the chest, dark blue jeans with visible seams, white low-top sneakers, same color palette, same retro 16-bit pixel-art rendering with hard pixel edges, no anti-aliasing, no blur. Keep the same figure pixel height, the same figure size, the same position in the frame, the same standing leg and the same ground line under the standing foot, full body head to toe, side view facing RIGHT. This is the same character as the reference, in the same crouched stance, one beat later in the same move. Change ONLY the pose to: the SNAPPED-OUT strike of that same karate LOW kick - the knee that was cocked low is now whipped out long and low, the shin swept out almost horizontally at shin height pointing to the RIGHT, only about knee height above the ground, the sneaker out well in front of him at the end of the extended leg, leg almost straight, toes pointed, the standing leg slightly bent and still planted flat on the same ground line, hips turned side-on, torso leaning back a little, both arms in a tight guard. Change ONLY the backdrop: replace the background with one perfectly flat, uniform, solid pure magenta background (#FF00FF) covering the whole frame - no checkerboard squares, no grid, no gradient, no outline halo, no drop shadow, no ground shadow, no floor, no extra objects, no duplicate body, no extra limbs. Exactly one single character, no text, no watermark. Output a square image.