A different version of Diane, from the movie Pokemon: Jirachi Wishmaker. This was trained using a mix of the Sugimori style and one of the Pokemon art style generators here.

On this site, there's another visually more accurate version of Diane. Unfortunately, it only works with very early genAI checkpoints (due to how long ago it was trained), and even with that, it takes a lot to make Diane look like herself. Because of this, I decided to make a more modern version of Diane's model.

However, there were a lot of roadblocks in my plan. First, with how protective Japan is now of their artwork (which you can't blame them for) and not wanting to intrude on the territory of human fan art, I initially intended to just take screencaps from the original movie and trace over them in a higher resolution, so it could be said the images were mine. Sadly, after I gathered enough screenshots, I realized there aren't a lot of authentic images where Diane is both unobstructed and in full view. Trying to reverse-engineer what might be there could also cause complications in leaving a trail of breadcrumbs I'd rather not be there.

Therefore, that left me with the option to try training a version of Diane using the generators found here. Since she doesn't look exact, I consider this model a "bootleg", or "bootleg Diane". This was the best I could do under these circumstances.

I hope I can revisit this model one day and make a more accurate Diane, or someone else is motivated to do such a thing. At the very least, I trained this Diane in Illustrious from the start, so there's no delays or incompatibilities again.

Thankfully, for some reason, the Blue Buzz cost was lower. Just 500 Blue Buzz, no matter how the settings were toggled. I'm not sure how exactly that was achieved, but at least I got to train a version of this model earlier than expected.