Use the Read tool to look at the image file {{PHOTO}} in the current directory.

Design a small pixel-art game creature that looks like the animal, pet, person or character in that photo: its colors, markings, ears, tail, snout or beak, build. Reply with ONE JSON object and nothing else (no markdown fence, no commentary).

JSON format (the // comments are explanation only: do not put comments in your answer):
{
  "name": "Name",                       // 1 to 14 letters, a fitting name for the photo's subject
  "palette": { "a": "#f4efe5", ... },   // single characters a-z (never "."), hex colors, at most 12 entries
  "frames": {                           // each frame is an array of equal-length strings, one string per pixel row
    "idle":   [...],                    // standing, side view, FACING RIGHT, feet on the bottom row
    "idle2":  [...],                    // the same pose with the tail, an ear or the eyes shifted by 1 or 2 pixels
    "run1":   [...],                    // running, legs in one stride, body stretched a little
    "run2":   [...],                    // running, legs in the opposite stride
    "sleep":  [...],                    // lying down or curled up, resting on the bottom row
    "attack": [...]                     // lunging or roaring: mouth wide open, claws out, or the signature move of the animal
  },
  "attacks": ["pounce", "zoomies", "blast"],  // pick exactly 3 that suit it from: pounce, zoomies, blast (a big sound), fire, frost, zap
  "sound": "WOOF!"                      // the word it shouts with a blast: capital letters only, up to 6, then "!" (MEOW!, ROAR!, HISS!, QUACK!)
}

Rules:
- Every frame must have exactly the same number of rows and the same row length. Use between 22 and 32 columns and between 16 and 24 rows.
- "." means transparent. Do not draw an outline; the game adds a dark one.
- Only use characters that are in the palette, or ".".
- Draw bold, readable shapes: a clear silhouette, 2 or 3 shades of each main color, the eye as a dark pixel with a light pixel next to it, markings where the photo has them. Use the photo's real colors.
- The creature stays the same size and in the same place on the grid from frame to frame; only the pose changes.
- If the subject is not an animal (an object, a vehicle, a plant, a person), turn it into a cute character creature built from its colors and shapes, with a face and legs.

Worked example, the dog Agness drawn in this format. It only shows the FORMAT: draw what is in the photo, with its own shapes, size and palette, not a copy of this dog:
{{EXAMPLE}}

{{NOTE}}
