Activator for Krea2 version is "2d, geffstyle, " but it works without it as well.
Weight of lora - 1.0-1.5. You can go lower if the style damages anatomy (or makes teeth too sharp xD)

Activator for Anima version is @geffstyle (usually in from of "... @geffstyle, ..."

Weight of lora - 0.7-0.8, at 1.0 it usually becomes sushi yuusha for the most part.

Overview:

A style mix made from mostly my generated images - mostly based on this collection. Main styles in mix are Sushi Yuusha Toro/Karasu Raven with some addition of others, and even some 3d-like images. Idea - to try to make a tool that can make some things look like scribbles, while keeping others more or less clean (mostly a combination of "scribble-like-background + normal looking character")

Usage:

Put it into LoRA folder in ComfyUI / A1111 (I heard one of versions supports Anima), I guess, and use xD
Weights - experiment. In images above I used different weights. At 1.0 it looks much closer to SYT, try first at 0.6-0.7. I added more comparisons in preview images

Technical info:

Batch size 4, 800 steps, 90 images in dataset + 90 generated with anima from descriptions of these images as a regularization dataset. I used Anima TrainFlow by @ThetaCursed - thanks to them for that tool and for the Style Explorer too xD

All the settings were default (Prodigy, lr = 1 and so on). For tagging I used combination of WD14 + JoyCaption, the first one gives base for image, while the second allows to recreate the positioning and things like that. DM me if you need some more info

Thoughts:
0) "Waow lora trains and works 0_0"
1) Not ideal, leans too heavily to scribbly style
2) Adding images generated from the same exact prompt - but without the style - is a great way to make sure the activator actually does something
3) Sometimes WD14 + JoyCaption allows Anima to recreate image (save the style) almost identically