STYLE: hand-painted 2D Slavic folk-art animation — Bilibin / lubok / Orthodox-icon sensibility. Bold decorative ink outlines with visible line-weight variation, flat matte gouache color fills (poster-flat, minimal gradients), ornamental folk pattern work, strong readable silhouettes. Flat painted, posterized light — NO photoreal 3D shading, NO gloss. Cinematic 16:9 storyboard frame, high emotional readability. Match the FLAT decorative folk-art look of the attached character sheets (Igor + The Devil): same bold ink linework, flat gouache fills, lubok / icon flatness, ornament. Keep every character exactly on-model — same face, hair, proportions, costume, ornament. FULL-BLEED: fill the entire frame edge to edge. NO ornamental border, NO frame, NO margins. TEXT: no text or lettering in the image. SCENE: «The Blade That Broke»: The Devil «The Unmaker of Worlds» cuts down at Igor «Klinok» with HIS OWN black-iron ember-edged demon blade — the demon never holds a katana. Igor raises his katana to parry and the katana SNAPS in half: the long curved blade spins away as a bright flat shard, leaving a wrapped hilt with only a palm- long jagged stub of steel in his hand. Teeth gritted, eyes wide. Soot-black and ember-red with steel white. Low angle, clashing diagonals. Mood: the last defense gone. NEGATIVE: no ornamental frame, no border, no margins, no 3D rendered depth, no photoreal skin, no gloss, no realistic render, no Latin text, no katana in the demon's hand, no whole sword in the hero's hand.
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