Made with Grok Imagine · CC0 · 11 Sept 2026

Toxic Potato walk_down sheet v2

Generated from: Character sprite sheet: four separate drawings of the SAME cartoon character in one horizontal row, evenly spaced, not touching, not overlapping, on a flat pure white background. CHARACTER: TOXIC POTATO, a grumpy humanoid potato man. One single lumpy potato-shaped body with the head fused into the top of the same lump, no separate head and no neck. Two arms with proper hands and visible fingers, two legs with two feet. Sickly muddy brown potato skin, base colour RGB 0.63 0.50 0.31, with bruises, dark spots, scabs and grime. Torn dirty dark blue-grey jeans with rips, oil stains and frayed hems, scuffed worn-out shoes. A chunky gold chain around the neck. Face: heavy-lidded half-open eyes, thick dark angry eyebrows angled inward, big potato nose, wide flat downturned mouth with a few crooked bad teeth. Expression: jaded contempt, exhausted, irritated, unimpressed, slightly stupid, permanently miserable. STYLE: hand-painted 2D cartoon game art at the quality of a polished commercial mobile cartoon game. Crisp clean dark outlines, soft cel shading, high resolution, sharp anti-aliased edges, no blur, no grain. Deliberately ugly, grungy, dirty, run-down, comedic, sarcastic adult humour. Not pixel art, not flat vector, not a mockup, not photorealistic. Not cute, not kawaii, not friendly, not a smiling mascot, not heroic; never demonic, monstrous or violent. FRAMING: all four drawings show the whole character from the top of the head to the soles of the feet, standing upright with both feet on the same horizontal ground line, seen from the front in a 3/4 top-down game view, facing the camera, full body, arms held clear of the body, nothing cropped. Very wide shot, zoomed far out: each character is small, only about one fifth of the image height, with a large amount of empty white space around them, the row of characters sitting in the middle of the picture with empty white above them and empty white below them. MOTION: four frames of one walk cycle, in order. Frame 1: left leg forward, right leg back, arms swinging opposite to the legs. Frame 2: legs passing under the body, one knee lifted, body slightly higher. Frame 3: right leg forward, left leg back, arms swinging opposite. Frame 4: legs passing again with the other knee lifted. His body size, head size and total height are identical in all four drawings; only the arms and legs change position. NO text, no labels, no numbers, no letters, no watermark, no border, no frame lines, no grid, no drop shadow, no ground plane, no props.