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 VERTICAL 9:16 storyboard frame, high emotional readability. Match the FLAT decorative folk-art look of the attached character sheets (Semyon "The Last Stand" Korshun + Misha "The First Fallen" Dubok) and keep both EXACTLY on-model. Semyon Korshun IS the man on the «Главный» sheet; Misha Dubok IS the man on the «Павший» sheet — an adult man in his early twenties, never a child or teen. Same bold ink linework, flat gouache fills, lubok / icon flatness, ornament — same face, age, build, stubble, helmet, RF flag patch, gear and weapon as on the sheets. No reinterpretation. FULL-BLEED: fill the entire vertical 9:16 frame edge to edge. NO ornamental border, NO frame, NO margins. TEXT: no text or lettering in the image (if unavoidable, Russian Cyrillic only). SCENE: The shell strikes the checkpoint: a bold decorative burst of flat explosion shapes erupting upward through the tall frame, timbers and dust flung as ornamental silhouettes. Misha Dubok is caught in the blast, thrown backward, his AK-12 flying from his hands — the first fallen (the "200"). Semyon Korshun staggers below, shielding his face, horror breaking across it. Palette — smoke-black, ash grey, a searing blood-ochre and faded gold flash against slate blue. Flat painted fire light. Mood: sudden death, the loss of a brother. NEGATIVE: no child, no teenager, no boy, no babyish face, no oversized clothing on Misha, no horizontal letterboxing, no 16:9 crop, no ornamental frame, no border, no margins, no 3D rendered depth, no photoreal skin, no gloss, no realistic render, no Latin text.
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