A model that lets you generate Ella from the GBA's Advance Tour and GCN's Toadstool Tour and Ace from the GBA's Power Tour (or Tina from Power Tennis in Europe). A big improvement on my very old version one with just Ella.
Tags:
Ella: Ella_AT, Blue eyes, orange hair, ponytail, visor cap, small breasts,
Ella outfit: polo shirt, raglan sleeves, single glove, white glove, plaid skirt, white socks, ankle socks, shoes, red footwear,
Ace: Ace_PT, blue eyes, twintails, short twintails, parted bangs, orange hair, small breasts
Ace outfit: sleeveless shirt, plaid skirt, wristband, yellow wristband, single wrist cuff, shoes, pink footwear,
Optional: Ankle Socks (official art doesn’t have them, but in-game does. Fanart is all too high to tell)
Negative: 3D, game screenshot, golf club, racket
See the ILXL version for commentary on training data, since this uses the same training data with some eye color tags purged (I forgot to do that). See version notes for the description of V1 if you have some reason to use it.
Description
Legacy Description:
A LoRA for Ella, the female player character from the GBA game Mario Golf: Advance Tour, which had one of the best campaign modes for a sports game ever and you should totally play it. You could import your leveled up, equipped and customized (in stat build) character to Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour on the GCN and use them for that game’s 3D courses, which was actually pretty cool back in the day. Besides being cute, her naturally low swing made her the superior choice due to the late game courses having tropical storm level winds. Made with 18 pictures (13 Toadstool Tour screenshots, 3 official renders, and 2 pieces of fan art), which is my smallest dataset for a LoRA yet. Please post images (even failures) you make with this so I know what to improve.
Trigger words: Ella_AT, Blue eyes, orange hair, ponytail, visor cap, small breasts, Polo Shirt, raglan sleeves, single glove, white glove, plaid skirt, white socks, ankle socks, red shoes, sportswear
Negative: “3d, game screenshot”, potentially “golf club” as well. May need to adjust to 0.8 strength when trying to give a particular style.