Anima:

Trained with the exact same dataset as the Illustrious version. I haven’t done particularly thorough testing, but from some quick experiments, it doesn’t feel quite as "big" as the Illustrious one. If you want to fully capture the character’s design, you may need to be as precise as possible with the clothing-related prompts. Also, if you’re not a fan of the white outlines, try adding "white outline" to the negative prompt.

Anyway, have fun! .;) ——𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔-𝟎𝟕-2𝟐

illustrious:

When I saw an impressive illustration by Stacky draws, I immediately tried to find more works of the same size from him. But unfortunately, although most of his works are very "big", there is only one work that is so "big", and it was precisely this that made it seem so precious and hard-won. And it seems that he changed his style after that, pursuing a more diverse and popular one. I wish him success.

This lora attempts to replicate his impressive picture of a huge figure. The training set contains only three pictures in total, but each of them contains two to three characters. I cut it into many portions so that I used it for training. It is comforting to know that its effect is good. It can bring you a huge, plump girl with a maternal and inclusive figure. Or you can use your imagination and it works well as a strong fat lora. If it's too big for you, you can appropriately lower the weight. I think its versatility should be quite good.

Anyway, sincerely wish you have fun .;)

I used a translation software to translate my words. Allow me to apologize if it has distorted my meaning.