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Judge Death is the main villain of the Judge Dredd comics from the British anthology 2000 AD, created by John Wagner and Brian Bolland in 1980. He comes from Deadworld, a parallel dimension where the Judges decided that only the living commit crimes and declared life itself illegal.

Main trigger:

Judgedeath, tall and skeletal, with sickly green skin and long spindly clawed fingers. He wears a black judge helmet with a silver barred visor, his lipless mouth fixed in a wide grin of sharp, jagged teeth. His dark judge uniform is ribbed and laced at the front, with a DEATH badge bearing a fanged skull on his chest. A pterodactyl shoulder pad with leathery wings sits on his right shoulder, and a bone shoulder pad made of stacked bones covers his left shoulder. A utility belt with a winged skull buckle circles his waist, and large rounded knee pads cover his knees.

Appearance
Body: tall, gaunt, skeletal body, emaciated frame, long neck
Skin: sickly green skin, pale green skin, grey skin, wrinkled leathery skin, desiccated grey-brown skin
Helmet: black judge helmet, glossy black judge helmet, dark judge helmet, cracked judge helmet
Visor: barred visor, silver barred visor, metallic barred visor, golden barred visor, vertical barred visor, riveted barred visor, cage-like barred visor
Mouth: lipless mouth, wide grin, toothy grin, wide grin of sharp jagged teeth, yellowed teeth
Tongue: long tongue, long red tongue protruding
Hands: long spindly fingers, clawed hands, sharp curved claws, talons, yellowed nails
Feet: bare elongated feet, bare skeletal feet

Clothing and details
Uniform: judge uniform, black judge uniform, dark blue judge uniform, purple-brown judge uniform, ribbed, laced at the front, tattered
Badge: DEATH badge on his chest, DEATH badge with a fanged skull, golden DEATH badge, silver DEATH badge, tarnished DEATH badge hanging from a thick chain
Right shoulder: pterodactyl shoulder pad, pterodactyl shoulder pad with leathery wings, skeletal pterodactyl shoulder pad, golden pterodactyl shoulder pad
Left shoulder: bone shoulder pad, bone shoulder pad made of stacked horizontal bones, boxy bone shoulder pad with vertical bone bars, golden bone shoulder pad
Belt: utility belt, green utility belt, utility belt with a winged skull buckle, utility belt with pouches and a skull buckle
Knee pads: large rounded knee pads, green knee pads, segmented knee pads
Gauntlets: heavy clawed gauntlets (rare)

Alternate forms
Ghost form: legs gone, lower body trailing off into a ghostly wisp of smoke
Gold variant: golden barred visor, golden pterodactyl and bone shoulder pads, golden DEATH badge
Desiccated variant: cracked helmet, tattered uniform, tarnished DEATH badge on a thick chain

Notes:

1. The trigger word alone does not work. Judgedeath needs a detailed description every time: helmet, visor, grin, shoulder pads and badge. Without it the model produces a generic skeleton or an ordinary judge.

2. Colors in the dataset are inconsistent. The uniform appears as black, dark blue and purple-brown. The shoulder pads and badge appear as bone, grey, tan or gold. If you want a specific look, state the colors explicitly.

3. The pterodactyl shoulder pad belongs on the right shoulder and the bone pad on the left. The model may swap them or duplicate one on both shoulders. Naming both and their sides helps.

4. The dataset includes Judge Dredd and Judge Anderson (around 8 captions each). Judge uniform elements may bleed into other characters: green gloves, green belt and knee pads, gold badges. In scenes with Dredd, the two judges can merge. Describe Dredd separately and remove Death’s green belt and knee pads.

5. A few captions describe female figures in a Judge Death–style costume, so occasional female or genderbent results are possible.

6. Human form (Sidney De’Ath, before his transformation): pale, gaunt young man, sunken dark eyes, hollow cheeks, short slicked-back dark hair, thin cruel smile; standard judge uniform with a plain helmet and an ordinary visor (no bars), a regular judge badge, plain shoulder pads without bones or pterodactyl.

7. Pterodactyl shoulder pad from behind. In back views and over-the-shoulder shots, the model often draws the pterodactyl shoulder pad as a large creature or a pair of wings on Judge Death’s back instead of on his right shoulder.
   

Anima version

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.