Pink Axolotl Girl | Character LoRA
A cute anime-style Pink Axolotl Girl original character, available for both SDXL (via Animagine XL V3.1) and Anima (circlestone-labs/Anima-Base-v1.0). This LoRA is designed to reproduce the character's signature appearance while allowing flexibility in poses, expressions, lighting, and backgrounds.
The character features pink hair, pink axolotl gills, a soft pastel aesthetic, and a scientist/laboratory-inspired outfit.
Trigger Word (same for both versions) — pinkaxolotlgirl
SDXL v1.0
Base model: Animagine XL V3.1
Recommended Prompt:pinkaxolotlgirl, 1girl, pink hair, axolotl gills, pink eyes, white lab coat, black tank top, gray pants, masterpiece, best quality
Anima v1.0
Base model: Anima-Base-v1.0 — trained natively on the Anima architecture (not ported from SDXL), 768×768 dataset pass, taking advantage of Anima's language-model-based text encoder.
Recommended Prompt:pinkaxolotlgirl, 1girl, solo, pink hair, axolotl gills, pink eyes, white lab coat, black camisole, grey pants, looking at viewer, masterpiece, best quality
Recommended settings: LoRA weight 0.8–1.0, euler_a sampler, ~28 steps, CFG ~7.5, 768×768 generation resolution. Testing shows good identity consistency outside the training outfit/setting too — streetwear, winter clothing, and outdoor scenes all hold up well while keeping the character's core features intact. This is an early v0.1 release for Anima; a 1024×1024-trained version is planned to test whether higher training resolution improves fine detail without hurting flexibility.
Anima v0.2 Update (1024×1024)
Retrained at 1024×1024 (up from 768×768) to improve fine detail rendering. Sharper linework overall — hair strands, feather-ear texture, and shading transitions are noticeably crisper, along with more precise face detail (freckles, eye shading).
Note: some generations show slight outfit drift toward a plain shirt/collar instead of the trained black camisole — prompting outfit details explicitly (e.g. black camisole, v-neck) helps pull it back on-model.
Recommended generation resolution: 1024×1024 (matches this version's training res). Same trigger word and settings as v1.0 otherwise.
Feedback is always welcome! If you notice anything that could be improved — character consistency, anatomy, prompting, or overall quality — please leave a comment on either version. Every suggestion helps me improve future updates of this LoRA.