JIKO - Anima Mavies Blues
JIKO - Anima Mavies Blues is a high-precision checkpoint based on the Anima architecture, designed to take anime-style illustration generation to a higher level of sharpness, colorimetry, and compositional fidelity.
🎨 Main Features
Vibrant Color Palette: Optimized to deliver clean tones, rich atmospheric lighting, and a unique color direction in both fantasy and contemporary scenes.
High Definition in Line Art and Faces: Stylized facial expressions, clean lines, and impeccable definition in eyes and hair.
Prompting Compatibility: High prompt sensitivity, allowing for the interpretation of complex descriptions of clothing, detailed backgrounds, and poses without losing anatomical consistency.
⚙️ Recommended Parameters
For the best visual results, we recommend using the following base parameters:
Sampler: Euler a / DPM++ 2M Karras / UniPC
Steps: 20–30 steps
CFG Scale: 5.0–7.5
Recommended Resolution: 832x1216, 1024x1024, or native vertical resolutions
VAE: Integrated / Automatic (Anima VAE)
Negative Prompt (Suggested): bad quality,worst quality,worst detail,sketch,censor,bad anatomy
📸 Usage Tips
1. Style Prompts: To highlight the model's distinctive style, you can include keywords such as "masterpiece," "highly detailed," and "detailed background."
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Comments (4)
so how good is it with comic and multiple characters?
Very good at creating various styles
Al slop description and model.
There is no fp32 anima, official ckpt is bf16. Trained in bf16, saved in bf16. This model is a upcasted placebo.
Even if you load a fp32 ckpt, by default ComfyUI and other tools will convert it to fp16.
Even if you managed to overwrite the settings, force fp32 weights and compute, you get identical output, but 5x slower.
"fp32 = more details = more dynamic = more stable = just better" ????? stop misleading people.
There's no need to get angry, my intention isn't to "deceive" anyone. As I said in the description, it's the first Anima-based model I've made, but I've already corrected the description to avoid misunderstandings.