<h2 id="meet-jimothy">Meet Jimothy</h2>Jimothy is a Krea 2 character LoRA trained on one very specific raccoon. He is round, scruffy, deeply judgmental, and has absolutely no respect for private property. You can drop him into photorealistic portraits, cinematic shots, fashion editorials, elaborate heists, or historical illustrations—basically, any scene that gets better when a raccoon steals something expensive. <h3 id="how-to-use-him">How to Use Him</h3><ul><li>Trigger phrase: <code>Jimothy the raccoon</code></li><li>Tip: Place the trigger phrase near the beginning of your prompt for the best results.</li></ul><h3 id="recommended-settings">Recommended Settings</h3><ul><li>LoRA Weight: <code>0.7</code> – <code>0.85</code> (A good starting point is <code>0.8</code>)</li><li>Stylized Art: If you are going for heavily stylized illustrations rather than photorealism, try lowering the weight to <code>0.65</code> – <code>0.75</code>.</li><li>Prompting details: Be explicit in your descriptions. Make sure to call out the camera angle, environment, his action, and his visible anatomy.</li></ul>Best PracticesJimothy looks best in full-body side or three-quarter views while in a natural, four-legged stance. If you need him to carry an item, you will get much better anatomical results if you prompt him to hold it in his mouth rather than his paws. <h3 id="known-quirks">Known Quirks</h3>Straight-on front views, complex costumes, or forcing him into human-like poses can sometimes result in weird posture or messed-up paws. Also, Jimothy has a natural tendency to raise one front paw. Because of this, prompts where he is walking, running, escaping, or getting caught mid-step tend to turn out really well. <blockquote>He is not just a generic raccoon. He is Jimothy.Hide your lobster.</blockquote>

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