Test of test of test 2

Trigger words: f4kepucc0

And "@fakepucco" can activate Anima's built-in art style.

LoRa based on Fakepucco's art style, is primarily used to adjust the built-in art style of checkpoint.

First of all, it should be noted that whether it is Illustrious or Anima, the art style of fakepucco is already built into the checkpoint.

However, in Anima, it seems that the style of the artist's early works is too dominant, which sometimes makes the generated results look a bit strange.

So I selected some recent works by the artist and mixed them with a small number of earlier works for training. The result was similar to what I expected. Using LORA while activating the built-in artist style of Checkpoint with @fakepucco will make the result show the style of the artist's middle period.

This lora can be used alone, but it is recommended to use it with the prompt "@fakepucco".

Because this was only for testing, only 50 images were used for training, resulting in weak generalization ability.

Additionally, many of this artist's works depict a certain fetish, but the built-in parameters of checkpoint struggle to generate such content correctly. LoRa can help improve this issue. In the example image, a ROPE is used to represent the fetish.

About the Illustrious version, since the style of this artist built into Checkpoint works well in all aspects, it's unnecessary. (Activating it in Illustrious does not require the "@" symbol.)