Pixel Card Duel

Build this in Layerz Canvas using the layerz-canvas MCP.

Animate a 25-second, 1920×1080 trailer-style sequence for an imaginary one-on-one pixel-art card battle game. It is a motion piece, not a playable game: show one tense, scripted turn.

Look: pixel art on a 4× scale grid, limited 16-colour palette (dark wood board #3B2416, felt #1E4D3A, card frame #E8D7A8, mana blue #3FA9F5, damage red #E43B44, heal green #63C74D, gold #FEAE34, white #FFFFFF, black #0E0E12). Draw names and numbers as blocky pixel-art letters (a 5×7 grid per glyph); everything snaps to whole pixels.

Sprites to draw: a knight hero portrait, a witch hero portrait, a goblin minion card, a frost wolf card, a red dragon card, a fireball spell effect, health and mana crystal icons.

Beats:
- 0–3s: Board slides in from below; hero portraits drop to top and bottom with health "30" each. Title "DUEL" flashes in gold pixels.
- 3–7s: Player draws: three cards fan in at the bottom, flipping from back to front one by one. Mana crystals fill: 5 blue gems light up.
- 7–11s: Goblin card is played; it shrinks onto the board as a minion and bobs in a 2-frame idle loop. The witch answers with a frost wolf that howls (3-frame animation).
- 11–15s: Goblin attacks wolf: it lunges, a white impact frame flashes, damage numbers pop "-2" in red and float up, wolf shakes.
- 15–20s: Hero moment: the knight plays the red dragon. Screen darkens, the card spins and grows to full height, the dragon sprite bursts out with a fireball that crosses the board.
- 20–23s: Fireball hits the witch portrait: screen shake, "-30" in huge red pixels, portrait cracks into falling pixel squares.
- 23–25s: "VICTORY" in gold pixels drops in with a bounce. Small "Made with Layerz Canvas" bottom-right.

Craft notes: animate in stepped 2–3 frame cycles like a sprite sheet, never smooth tweens on characters; camera can shake but never rotates; keep the board layout readable at all times.