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Made with GPT Image 2 ยท CC0 ยท 14 Sept 2026
Generated from: A single 8-bit pixel art sprite drawn on a pure white background. A video game overworld character sprite in the style of the Game Boy Color Pokemon Gold and Silver walking sprites. The character is a quiet human wanderer: a small chibi person seen from a top-down three-quarter view, so you see the top of the head, the shoulders, and the front of the torso slightly, with two small boots peeking out at the bottom. He wears a long indigo travelling cloak with a raised hood over a violet tunic; a pale grey-lavender face and hands are visible in the hood opening; a single thin pale lavender strap crosses the chest as the one accent. Technical construction, follow exactly: the sprite is designed on a 16 by 16 pixel grid, then scaled up by an exact factor of 64, so that every single design pixel becomes one solid 64 by 64 pixel square of one flat color and the figure fills the whole square frame edge to edge. Only straight horizontal and vertical edges and staircase diagonal steps made of whole squares. The palette is exactly 6 flat colors, with no shading, no gradients, no dithering, no checkerboard, no noise, no textures, no anti-aliasing, no blur, no soft or feathered outline. Colors: outline near black indigo #120E22, deep indigo #241C3C, dark violet #3A2E5C, dusty mid purple #574A80, pale lavender-grey skin #C9C2DC, light lavender accent #EFE7FF. Arms and boots are separated from the torso by outline pixels for a strong readable human silhouette. The figure stands centered and upright facing the viewer. No ground, no shadow, no floor, no frame, no border, no text, no watermark, no other objects, no background scenery.
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