Enemy Defeat Part 1

Six enemy defeat effects on the same scene. Copy any short prompt for free, and peek at the start of full prompt 1 to see how detailed they are. The full prompts are in the pack.

1 Pixel Dissolve

The enemy breaks into its pixels; each one floats up 40px and fades.

Peek at full prompt 1

Add this game-feel effect to my 2D game: Enemy Defeat — Pixel Dissolve.

Reference scene (context only — map it onto my own characters and sizes):
Side-view pixel-art scene on a dusk background. A swordsman stands on the left and swings his sword at an orange slime on the right once every 1.0s; the hit lands at t = 0 of each cycle. The art is pixel art: the hero is 12×13 art pixels drawn at 7px per art pixel (84×91px), the slime is 16×12 art pixels at 7px (112×84px), the sword is 3×13 art pixels at 7px. All sizes are screen px at that scale; scale them to your sprite size. The hero's left edge is 118px left of center, the slime's center is 76px right of center; the impact point is about 28px right of center and 40px above the ground. Swing timing: the sword goes back over 0.45–0.86s, swings down over 0.86–1.0s (easeInCubic) and hits at t = 0, leaving a faint cream #ffe2a8 swing arc for 0.1s. The slime breathes (height ±3.5%, 1s period). Each hit defeats the slime. A new slime pops in from 0.62s to 0.78s (height 0 → 100% with easeOutBack, width 60% → 100%, flashing white in the first 40%), so there is always a target for the next swing.

The effect:
On the defeat, flash the enemy white for 0.05s, then break it into its own art pixels (7×7px squares). …

The rest of this prompt — exact sizes, easing, colors and particle counts — and full prompts 2–6 are in the pack.