Version two of my second LoRA training attempt modeled off of the Puazi from Incase Art's fantastic Xeno Biology and Puazi CYOA series. This LoRA version is trained using the Anything v4.5 checkpoint, and is compatible with all models derived from that base. I previously didn't advise running this with SD1.5 models, but it actually runs very well on more realistic models.

A few considerations when using this LoRA:

1. This LoRA, like many others, is incredibly powerful, and can lead to over-weighted results really easily. I do not advise using it above 1.0 weight. With the lower end of the 0.3-0.6 range, you will get results that are mostly in the style of Incase's Puazi, but will look more like orange goblins, while on the higher end you will see more of the unique physical traits of the Puazi come through. Play around with it to determine what's best for you, but 0.7 seems to be a good starting place.

2. This model has a bad habit of generating two, or multiple puazi in a scene, so add things like "multiple bodies, multiple puazi in background, puazi woman in the background" in the negative prompt to discourage this (will not be 100 percent effective, but was the attempted improvement over V1).

3. Consider trying GtsuyaStudio's Incase Style Lora at 0.5-0.7 ranges alongside this model for interesting results.

4. Use the Anything 4.0 VAE as well for slight improvements of color and look.

5. You still need to be specific to accurately recreate the look of Puazi, so adding things like "heterochromia, blue and orange eyes, skin markings, pointy ears, horns, scarlet/orange skin, blue vagina" etc. to the prompt will help the model accurately match what the result should be.

6. This model really loves added appendages at higher weights. I will try to fix this in the future, but it is what it is currently. Keep generating to get lucky.

7. I have not attempted to create femboy/futa characters with this model, and the source material I used does not feature any of the characters with these features.

8. The model seems to always generate blushing Puazi. Not entirely sure why this is, but just a note.

If you enjoy this model, I would love to see the results you come up with. I personally have long enjoyed the Puazi comics and have hoped for more for a long time.

I acknowledge I do not own the original work of Incase, nor the intellectual property of the Puazi characters.