Made with GPT Image 2 · CC0 · 12 Sept 2026

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Generated from: Original game VFX sprite sheet, a 9-frame contact burst for a mobile turn-based duel game. Art direction: comic-clean, high contrast, forged brass and engraved dark-gold metal, brass filings, ember sparks, stained-glass light shards, dark fantasy machine-hall opulence. Palette anchors: gold #d9ad47, panel void #0d0e12, cream #f2ede0, ember red #c72e29. Camera: 36-degree side view of a duel, attacker on the left, target on the right, the burst reads as happening between them and is anchored at the upper-right of each cell so the game can position it on the weapon socket. Sheet layout: exactly 9 frames in a 3x3 grid of equal square cells, each cell a 256x256 frame, even gaps, no grid lines, no borders, no dividers, no frame numbers. Each cell holds the same single burst effect at the same scale and anchor point, reading left to right then top to bottom: frames 1-4 anticipation and charge-up, frames 5-6 build and travel, frames 7-8 the contact impact landing in the final third with the peak at frame 8, frame 9 recoil and fade. The effect is isolated on a flat solid mid-gray background, one flat color, no gradient, no scenery, no floor, no characters, no text, no letters, no numerals, no watermark, no logo, no UI chrome. Burst: smite_contact - a holy diagonal smite and the brightest gold in the set: a brilliant column of #FF9E3D and #FFC247 gold light, a rising spark column on the left throws the off-hand sigil skyward, then a wide diagonal falling beam lands in the right-hand third with a halo of stained-glass rays and a bright cream #f2ede0 flash core. Silhouette read: one rising vertical bolt on the left plus one descending diagonal beam, unlike every other family.