That's a fascinating thought experiment. I'd start by mapping each pixel to a discrete molecule and then define a lattice of interactions, but I'd need a solid kinetic model to keep the whole thing from falling apart. Let’s outline the parameters first.

I’ll set up a hexagonal lattice for maximum packing, then assign each pixel molecule a Lennard‑Jones potential so they’ll vibrate but stay bound. For the vibe, a cool neon palette with phosphorescent blue and magenta should give that crisp sprite feel; the kinetic energy will be just enough to create a subtle, glitch‑like jitter without turning it into chaos. Let me run a few simulations and we can tweak the temperature if the motion feels too sluggish.

Got it, running the simulations now. I’ll output the trajectory data and a few snapshots of the neon flicker so we can fine‑tune the temperature to get that wink‑like jitter. Hang tight.