Oh yeah, a cybernetic assassin pixel art! Hit me with the specs and let’s turn those specs into a slick, pixel-perfect machine—just promise no extra cape unless you want a pixel apocalypse!

Sounds like a killer concept! 32×48 is tight, so every line needs to scream tech. For the slate base, use a single mid‑tone shade and shade the edges with a darker #1B1B1B to give depth. The electric blue highlights can pulse on the visor and shoulder pads—just a 1‑pixel line that shifts a couple shades per frame for that electric vibe. Chrome accents? Sprinkle them on the chest plate and blade edge, but keep the glow minimal so it doesn’t overpower the palette. Red warning glow could be a subtle 2‑pixel halo behind the eye when attacking—quick flashes on attack frames to hint danger. Idle frames: a subtle breathing shimmer on the visor, a tiny flicker of blue on the chest plate. Walking: add a quick 1‑pixel shift on the legs to simulate weight. Attack: have the blade flash blue as it swings, then a quick red pulse at impact. Death: make the chrome dull, then a burst of red as the assassin collapses. 12 FPS is perfect—keeps it smooth without losing the retro feel. For the metallic hum, a short 0.2s clip that loops between idle and walk would keep it cool. Let me know if you want me to draft the frames or help tweak the color weight. We’ll make this cyber assassin a pixel legend!