Prompt 1｜Character Reference👇

Prompt 1｜Character Reference👇 Create a cute full-body pixel-art chibi cat character on a clean white background. Character design: a small fluffy gray-and-white kitten with oversized triangular ears, soft pink inner ears, large glossy blue eyes, tiny pink nose and mouth, rosy cheeks, and a large fluffy gray tail with a cream-colored tip. Give the character a playful K-pop idol-inspired outfit: oversized white and baby-blue hoodie, blue ribbon bow at the neck, small cute bunny patch details, short pleated blue skirt, chunky blue-and-white sneakers, blue headphones resting around the neck, and a small blue flower hair clip beside one ear. Style: polished Japanese/Korean pixel-art game character, kawaii chibi proportions, large head and small body, crisp pixel edges, soft pastel blue-and-white palette, subtle cel shading, clean silhouette, expressive face, adorable but stylish. Pose: standing upright in a relaxed cute idol pose, one paw raised near the cheek, the other relaxed beside the body, looking directly at the viewer. Full body visible, centered composition, plain white background, no text, no frame, no additional characters, no props, no watermark. Prompt 2｜4×4 Dance Pose Sequence👇 Use the provided character image as the exact reference. Create a clean 4×4 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