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Chibi Mascot Fighting Sprite Sheet
Creates a 16-frame 3D chibi mascot battle animation sprite sheet for GIFs, games, or character motion studies.
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Goal: Create a clean 3D chibi fighting animation sprite sheet for a cute mascot character, suitable for making a looping GIF. Canvas: Square 1:1 canvas, about 1200 x 1200 px, with a transparent-background preview shown as a light gray checkerboard. Arrange the sprites in an evenly spaced 4 columns by 4 rows grid, for exactly 16 separate animation frames. Leave generous padding around each character and keep all frames at a consistent scale. Character: A toy-like glossy 3D chibi mascot with a peach-colored round onion/droplet-shaped head and a small pointed top, tiny smiling mouth, rosy cheeks, oversized black sunglasses, and the black number {argument name="forehead number" default="29"} printed on the upper forehead. The body is small and heroic, wearing a bright {argument name="suit color" default="blue"} long-sleeve bodysuit with a white belt stripe, a red scarf/capelet at the neck, a small white circuit-like emblem on the chest, red gloves or rounded fists, and shiny red boots. Use soft studio lighting, smooth plastic/vinyl toy material, rounded proportions, and a cheerful confident expression. Sprite actions: Depict exactly 16 frames of a simple battle motion sequence, all facing mostly forward with slight 3/4 turns. Count and show these frames in order from left to right, top to bottom: 1 neutral guard stance with both fists raised; 2 wider guard stance; 3 right-arm straight punch beginning; 4 right-arm punch fully extended; 5 reset guard stance; 6 guard stance leaning slightly; 7 long straight punch across the body; 8 return to guard; 9 left knee lift preparation; 10 higher knee lift; 11 side kick fully extended to the right; 12 second extended side kick frame; 13 knee lift recovery; 14 neutral guard stance; 15 neutral guard stance variation; 16 final neutral guard stance. Visual style: High-quality cute 3D render, Nintendo-like mascot toy aesthetic, crisp edges, saturated primary colors, soft shadows, consistent camera angle, consistent character size, no motion blur, no outlines except natural 3D shading. Constraints: No text labels other than the forehead number. Do not add weapons, backgrounds, UI elements, frame borders, watermarks, or extra characters. Keep the checkerboard transparency preview visible behind every frame.
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Goal: Create a clean 3D chibi fighting animation sprite sheet for a cute mascot character, suitable for making a looping GIF. Canvas: Square 1:1 canvas, about 1200 x 1200 px, with a transparent-background preview shown as a light gray checkerboard. Arrange the sprites in an evenly spaced 4 columns by 4 rows grid, for exactly 16 separate animation frames. Leave generous padding around each character and keep all frames at a consistent scale. Character: A toy-like glossy 3D chibi mascot with a peach-colored round onion/droplet-shaped head and a small pointed top, tiny smiling mouth, rosy cheeks, oversized black sunglasses, and the black number {argument name="forehead number" default="29"} printed on the upper forehead. The body is small and heroic, wearing a bright {argument name="suit color" default="blue"} long-sleeve bodysuit with a white belt stripe, a red scarf/capelet at the neck, a small white circuit-like emblem on the chest, red gloves or rounded fists, and shiny red boots. Use soft studio lighting, smooth plastic/vinyl toy material, rounded proportions, and a cheerful confident expression. Sprite actions: Depict exactly 16 frames of a simple battle motion sequence, all facing mostly forward with slight 3/4 turns. Count and show these frames in order from left to right, top to bottom: 1 neutral guard stance with both fists raised; 2 wider guard stance; 3 right-arm straight punch beginning; 4 right-arm punch fully extended; 5 reset guard stance; 6 guard stance leaning slightly; 7 long straight punch across the body; 8 return to guard; 9 left knee lift preparation; 10 higher knee lift; 11 side kick fully extended to the right; 12 second extended side kick frame; 13 knee lift recovery; 14 neutral guard stance; 15 neutral guard stance variation; 16 final neutral guard stance. Visual style: High-quality cute 3D render, Nintendo-like mascot toy aesthetic, crisp edges, saturated primary colors, soft shadows, consistent camera angle, consistent character size, no motion blur, no outlines except natural 3D shading. Constraints: No text labels other than the forehead number. Do not add weapons, backgrounds, UI elements, frame borders, watermarks, or extra characters. Keep the checkerboard transparency preview visible behind every frame.
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Can I customize the Chibi Mascot Fighting Sprite Sheet template?
Yes. You can change the subject, setting, lighting, mood, format, and available model controls before creating your image.
Is the Chibi Mascot Fighting Sprite Sheet template free?
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