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4x4 Dance Pose Sequence from Character Reference

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Sep 14, 2026

4x4 Dance Pose Sequence from Character Reference A prompt for generating a 4x4 grid of 16 consistent dance poses from a character reference, ideal for creating sprite sheets or animation sequences.

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Use the provided character image as the exact reference. Create a clean 4x4 pose sheet with exactly 16 full-body dance poses of the same character, arranged left to right, top to bottom. Keep the character fully consistent in every panel: same gray-and-white fur, blue eyes, ears, fluffy tail, blue flower hair clip, blue headphones, oversized white-and-baby-blue hoodie, blue bow, pleated blue skirt, socks, and blue-white sneakers. Preserve the same pixel-art style, chibi proportions, sprite scale, outline, colors, and shading. Make 16 clearly different but smoothly connectable cute idol dance poses, including: neutral pose, wink, side sway, raised arm, hands-near-cheeks, walking step, slight lean, side turn, crouch, side kick, both paws raised, shy pose, back/three-quarter turn, forward kick, low diagonal lean, and final raised-paw wink pose. The whole sequence should feel like one continuous dance. Each panel must contain only one complete full-body character with enough margin around ears, feet, and tail. Use a plain white background with thin black grid dividers and small black numbers 1-16 in the top-left of each panel. No extra characters, extra limbs, missing tail, costume changes, hairstyle changes, props, watermark, or text other than the panel numbers.

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