Judge Death from the Judge Dredd universe and one of his most famous opponents. This is again LoRA with prompts in natural language.

Main triggers:

Judgedeath, enclosed helmet with barred slits, badge with text "death", bodysuit uniform

Examples promts:

Judgedeath. He wears a dark, lace-up uniform. Enclosed helmet with barred slits, toothy grin visible on his face. Metallic badge on his chest that clearly reads "DEATH". His left shoulder is protected by an ornate pad shaped like a pterodactyl, and the right shoulder features a ribbed, bone-like pad.

Judgedeath it's man, depicted with sickly green skin and long, claw-like fingernails. He wears a enclosed helmet with barred slits, which partially reveals a wide, unsettling grin of prominent white teeth. His dark blue, ribbed suit is decorated with macabre motifs, including a prominent silver badge on his chest that displays a fanged skull and the word "DEATH". One of his shoulder pads is intricately designed to resemble the skeletal, leathery wing of a pterodactyl, while the opposite shoulder is guarded by a stack of bone-like plates. His green utility belt features a large, winged skull as a central buckle. 

Judgedeath is a gaunt, figure with a menacing presence. He is dressed in a form-fitting dark blue suit with prominent stitching and green knee pads. His head is encased in an enclosed helmet with barred slits that exposes a perpetual, wide-toothed grin. A large, ornate golden shoulder pad shaped like a pterodactyl rests on his left shoulder, while right shoulder a stack of large bones. A golden badge with text "death" is visible on his chest. His long, spindly arms end in large hands with pointed nails, and he stands barefoot, revealing elongated, pale feet. 

Notes:

1. LoRA isn't always stable. There may be issues with the pterodactyl on the Judge's shoulder, and the hands and fingers with claws at the end are rendered inconsistently and may interfere with the hands of other characters. The elbow pads weren't marked in any way in the training images and may have a random shape and appear on other characters.

2. LoRA was originally made for Z-image and had 154 images, including images of Judge Death from the "Judge Dredd: Superfiend" short, in both human and canon form, as well as the comics "The Dark Judges: The Fall of Deadworld" and "Judgement on Gotham." But it turned out completely unusable. In the Anime version, these images were removed, and the subtitles were once again redone to more consistently depict the character. However, problems remain: the pterodactyl on Judge Death's shoulder is drawn very differently, and LoRA often displays it incorrectly, especially in angles other than the frontal view. There was also work being done on subtitles for the illustriousXL version, but I abandoned it because it wouldn't be able to properly display the word "death" on the judge's badge anyway.

3. The shoulder pads for each judge's shoulder were marked separately: left and right. There was a problem with the subtitles being done in Gemini, and it marked the shoulder with the pterodactyl as the correct one from a human perspective, not from the viewer's perspective. Moreover, it wasn't consistent; sometimes the model marked them the other way around. Characters' positions in the scene depend on the viewer's perspective, and whether a character's hand is left or right depends on the character's perspective. 😃😐. All gestures for the left and right hands had to be adjusted accordingly. Of course, can't expect a 4GB, 8GB, or 16GB model to understand where a character's left or right hand is from the character's perspective. It's already a great achievement that the model even understands what is left or right in the image from the viewer's perspective. Overall, LoRA is far from good, it messes up the anatomy, but at least it works and can display the badge with the inscription "Death", as well as correctly draw Judge Death's helmet.