Pixel art becomes blurry when imported

I have got into game development and have started to try out pixel art.
I created a character with 10 or so layers, arms, legs, heads etc. Then i saved it as a psd.
I imported the psd file and it look perfect, i moved it into the correct place then clicked the tick button at the top to confirm it.
Then character then went all blurry, please help!
btw, i am a programmer, not an artist.
Before:
After:

I need to have all the layers to animate it, in the end i just enlarged the background of the character file and am now using that.
I think one way to fix it would have to changed the interpolation to nearest neighbour, i do this when rotating it.

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