Made with Summer Pixel · CC0 · 19 Sept 2026

Retro Pixel Hit Reaction Frames

Edited image: Keep the character exactly as in the attached design sheet - this is Ali Zanaty: young slim male, SIDE VIEW facing right, very dark brown near-black medium-length wavy messy hair, olive-tan skin, olive army-green long-sleeve sweater with a ribbed collar and cuffs, black backpack with two visible shoulder straps on his back, dark charcoal pants, light white-cream sneakers with dark soles. Chunky retro pixel art, thick strong dark outline, flat limited palette, crisp nearest-neighbour square pixels, no anti-aliasing, no blur, no smooth gradients. Output one wide image containing EXACTLY 2 frames of the same character in ONE horizontal row, left to right, evenly spaced, one gap between them. Both frames have the same cell width and the same scale, and each character is centred in its own cell. Full body visible in every frame. The drawn content fills the whole image tightly: the leftmost pixels touch the left edge, the rightmost pixels touch the right edge, the top of the hair touches the top edge and the lowest pixel touches the bottom edge. Pose, both frames: taking a hit, frame 1 recoiling backwards with the head snapped back and the arms flung up, frame 2 staggering further back with the knees buckled and the torso twisted away. The character stays standing upright on the ground in both frames. Background: perfectly flat uniform solid magenta #FF00FF everywhere behind and between the characters. Hard exclusions: no weapon, no ruler, no props, empty hands, no white slash arc, no sparkles, no blood, no stars, no motion streaks, no dust, no shadow, no ground line, no panel borders, no frame numbers, no labels, no text, no watermark, no extra characters.