This is my first attempt with the Anima. I find it harder to control than IL and much more sensitive to prompts; without specific art-style keywords, the visual style can shift even when using the same LoRA. My LoRA training method isn't strictly based on the original work's style—in fact, I dislike training approaches that aim for total fidelity to the source material.

While my usual training workflow yields an Okay results on IL, it hasn't been very stable on Anima. For now, I use specific style prompts to ensure the artwork maintains the look I want. Moving forward, I plan to establish a few different sets of style prompts, offering options that range from staying close to the original source to anime or illustration styles.

If you like how it works on sample set, use the below at the top:

masterpiece, best quality, score 7，amazing quality, detailed eyes, beautiful, detailed background, perfect eyes, absurdres, highres realistic, light novel illustration, watercolor style, delicate lineart,translucent colors, soft color gradients, subtle paper texture, A delicate Japanese light novel illustration with transparent watercolor,washes and fine, understated linework. Softly bleeding color edges,luminous highlights, and airy shadows create a gentle, refined appearance,while the eyes and facial features remain clearly defined.