Freeze Part 1

Six freeze 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 Ice Block

A see-through ice block grows up around the enemy in 0.12s and holds.

Peek at full prompt 1

Add this game-feel effect to my 2D game: Freeze — Ice Block.

Reference scene (context only — map it onto my own characters and sizes):
Side-view pixel-art scene at night. The swordsman on the left (12×13 art pixels drawn at 7px per art pixel, 84×91px) casts an ice shot at an orange slime on the right (16×12 art pixels at 7px, 112×84px, center 80px right of center) once every 1.0s: he leans 6px forward over 0.75–1.0s, his hand glows icy over 0.78–0.86s, and a white diamond-shaped ice shot (14px, with 3 fading #8fe8c8 trail squares) flies from his hand to the slime over 0.85–1.0s (easeInCubic). It hits at t = 0. The slime stays frozen (no breathing motion) until 0.6s, shakes ±2px over 0.5–0.6s, then the ice breaks: 6 ice chips (10px, white and #c8f5e4) pop out and fall over 0.6–0.78s, and the slime breathes again. All sizes are screen px; scale them to your own sprites.

The effect:
On the hit, a see-through ice block grows up around the slime from the ground in 0.12s (easeOutCubic): 132px wide, up to 110px tall, filled with #c8f5e4 at 38% opacity, with a 4px white border and two white highlight streaks (8×28px and 6×12px) near its top-left corner. …

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