Prompts here :

AKANE — LONG-DRESS FAN DANCE

Reproduction prompts (updated to the final display name):

1. CHARACTER — built-in Codex image generation
Create one adult pixel-art dancer named Akane, full body on pure white. Long brown high ponytail, red-white high-collared long-sleeved dance dress, closed bodice, opaque ankle-length skirt without slits, white obi sash, red shoes, one red-white folding fan. Friendly confident expression, three-quarter right dance-ready pose. Hard-edged square pixel clusters, limited palette, nearest-neighbor appearance, no smooth anime rendering, no antialiasing or gradients. No exposed legs, cleavage, bare midriff, attacks, text or extra characters.

2. DANCE SHEET — reference the new character image
Create a 16:9 sprite sheet containing exactly 24 complete matching dancers in 8 columns x 3 rows, read left to right then top to bottom. Pure white background; no labels, grid lin/Users/aisphere/Downloads/akane-fan-dance/workflow.txtes or enlarged portrait. Frames 1–4 gentle knee bounce and fan rise; 5–8 side sway and overhead fan arc; 9–12 lower fan across torso, return to center; 13–16 opposite sway and arm sweep; 17–20 fan flourish and small quarter turn; 21–24 recover toward the starting stance. Same long closed dress and pixel scale in every frame. Fixed ground baseline and body anchor. Keep every fan, ponytail, sleeve, skirt and shoe entirely inside its cell with safe spacing. No combat, jumping, full spin, fire, magic, extra limbs or costume changes.

3. COLORFUL COVERS — reference the new character and approved cover
Create a designed pixel-game social cover in 16:9 and a separately recomposed 3:4 version. One full-body Akane dancing on a vivid crimson, deep plum and warm gold pixel stage with lanterns and a moon. Preserve the exact long covered dress and hard pixel edges. Keep the dancer separate from readable typography. Exact text: PixVerse; GPT Image 2.5; 8Bit Animation; Akane; FAN DANCE. No white background, combat or extra characters. For a renamed cover, change only the nameplate to Akane.

4. LOCAL EXPORT — Pillow + FFmpeg, no additional image generation
Use only akane-dance-sheet-raw.png; never the older character folders. Detect 24 connected full-character silhouettes instead of blindly slicing across fans. Crop each with 2 pixels of margin. Align to the two-shoe midpoint and a shared baseline on 272x336 cells. Use a 2-pixel nearest-neighbor grid and shared 48-color palette with dithering disabled. Export 24 individual PNGs and an 8x3 sheet at 2176x1224 (exact 16:9). Preserve original generated images separately.
Export a 1280x720 pure-white GIF and silent H.264 MP4 using only the extracted sprites. One 120ms pose step; forward frames 1–24 then reverse 23–2, 46 display steps, total 5.52 seconds. GIF loops forever. MP4 is 25fps with each pose held for 3 video frames (138 frames). No optical-flow interpolation or smooth resizing.
Validate frame count, exact aspect ratio, full-body bounds, shared shoe baseline, full GIF decoding and full MP4 decoding. Verify the delivered media visually; technical decoding alone is not a visual quality pass.

5. PIXVERSE ANIMATED COVER — separate paid stage, NOT GENERATED YET
Generate one 5-second 16:9 720p Seedance 2.0 Standard reference video using akane-cover-16x9.png as appearance/layout and akane-dance-16x9.mp4 as motion reference. Show the current preflight and wait for required approval. Then inspect the completed video, preserve the exact text/logo, and compose the colorful animated cover above the 16:9 sprite sheet with the supplied logo at upper left. Upload the animated cover and stacked publication video to their corresponding Base fields. Do not report this stage complete until local files and Base readback are verified.