Robinhood Chain · Chain ID 4663

1,000 founding avatars.
Every colour is its own creature.

Dinotama is not a trait-rarity collection. It is a colour-space collection: 1,000 avatars, each with a body hue no other token shares. Behind every avatar sits a matching 22-frame playable sprite pack — generated from the token's exact palette.

Dinotama sprite
Supply
1,000
founding avatars
Unique Colours
1,000
one per token
Sprite Frames
22
per avatar
Animations
5
idle · walk · eat · happy · sleep

1,000 colours, no repeats

Because every avatar is defined by colour rather than by stacking traits, rarity here is a position in colour space — not "how many people got the hat". Click any swatch to open its sprite.

Every avatar is playable

The sprite pack is not decoration. Each token renders live: the generator takes the base species and remaps only the body layer to your token's hex, leaving the outline, eyes and shading behaviour untouched. The silhouette is identical across all 1,000 tokens — only the colour changes.

Deterministic

The same token and frame always return byte-identical output. Nothing is randomised at request time.

On-demand, then cached

Frames are produced the first time they are asked for and cached from then on, so the collection ships no 1.7 GB image library.

Downloadable

Every token can be pulled as a single ZIP with all 22 frames and a manifest, ready to drop into a game engine.

Try token 42's pack →

How the colour space breaks down

Rarity is derived from where a colour sits — hue bucket, lightness band and saturation band — weighted by how isolated that colour is from its neighbours.

Cyan

96 tokens — 9.6% of the supply

Violet

84 tokens — 8.4% of the supply

Azure

83 tokens — 8.3% of the supply

Orange

83 tokens — 8.3% of the supply

Magenta

82 tokens — 8.2% of the supply

Blue

82 tokens — 8.2% of the supply

Mint

Minting opens on Robinhood Chain. Connect a wallet that supports chain ID 4663.

0.003 ETH per avatar · max 5 per wallet

Allowlist price 0.002 ETH. Your allocation is proven against an on-chain Merkle root — no signature server, no off-chain gatekeeper.