Kekai Kotaki Style LoRA for Krea 2
Bring the iconic fantasy aesthetic inspired by Kekai Kotaki to Krea 2. This LoRA captures the bold character designs, imaginative creatures, elaborate armor, expressive faces, and epic fantasy atmosphere associated with his work, while preserving Krea 2's excellent prompt adherence and composition.
Whether you're creating legendary heroes, sinister villains, mysterious mages, fearsome monsters, or breathtaking fantasy worlds, this LoRA helps infuse your prompts with that unmistakable high-fantasy energy.
Trigger Word
kekaikotaki
Place the trigger anywhere in your prompt. For the strongest effect, I recommend putting it near the beginning.
Example:
kekaikotaki, female knight standing on a ruined bridge, ornate plate armor, giant sword, storm clouds
Recommended Settings
Base Model: Krea 2
LoRA Strength: 0.5–1.5
0.5–0.9 for a lighter influence.
1.0–1.5 for a stronger stylistic transformation (depending on your workflow).
Works well for:
Fantasy characters
Creature design
RPG illustrations
Magic users
Knights and warriors
Monsters and dragons
Portraits
Epic environments
Krea 2 LoRAs are designed to steer style, characters, or concepts while maintaining strong prompt control, making them well suited for expressive artistic fine-tuning.
Tips
This LoRA responds best to descriptive prompts. Don't hesitate to specify:
Armor materials
Clothing details
Weapons
Facial expressions
Lighting conditions
Creature anatomy
Environment
Magical effects
Character pose
The more descriptive your prompt, the richer the results.
Example Prompt
kekaikotaki, ancient elven queen, intricate golden crown, flowing white hair, emerald eyes, ceremonial armor decorated with vines and gemstones, standing before a colossal tree temple, glowing magical butterflies, confident expression
Notes
Designed specifically for Krea 2.
Compatible with both character portraits and full-body compositions.
Excellent for fantasy, dark fantasy, heroic adventure, and creature-focused artwork.
The trigger word
kekaikotakisignificantly strengthens the stylistic influence, following common Krea 2 LoRA usage patterns.











