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Made with GPT Image 2 · CC0 · 18 Sept 2026
Generated with prompt: Using the attached teal piranha pixel art sprite as the exact style and character reference, generate a 5-frame death animation spritesheet, arranged in a single horizontal row on a transparent background, each frame the same size and canvas position as the reference (no shifting left/right, character stays centered). Keep the same dithered pixel art style, thick dark outlines, teal color palette (#3EC7C1 body tones) fading as described below, side profile facing left initially, and proportions as the reference. Animation: a defeated collapse/fade-out — - Frame 1: stagger — body slumps slightly, eye widens then goes half-lidded, mouth falls open loosely (no longer aggressive), fins droop down, full color still intact - Frame 2: tip — body begins rotating/tilting sideways (belly starting to turn toward camera), fins go limp, color starts desaturating slightly toward grey-teal - Frame 3: capsize — body rotated further, now roughly belly-up/on its side, eye fully closed or X'd out, fins fully limp, color further desaturated and slightly darkened - Frame 4: fade — body fully belly-up, still and lifeless pose, color mostly desaturated grey with a faint teal tint, opacity beginning to drop (~50%) - Frame 5: dissolve — same belly-up pose, opacity dropped further (~15-20%), nearly transparent, color almost fully faded to match background, ready to disappear Keep the rotation and desaturation gradual and consistent frame to frame so it reads as a smooth death sequence. No background, no extra elements, consistent outline weight (fading with the rest of the sprite) across all 5 frames. Align visually with the user reference image(s) when present: match subject, materials, and palette.
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Ho Vo
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