General descriptionStyle LoRA that turns any prompt into a climax shot.Sharp, jagged edges everywhere: angular shapes, spiky ink lines and hard diagonals over dry painterly brushwork, back-lit dramatic lighting, fire against deep shadow, and a camera that never stands still.Most style LoRAs change how the picture is rendered and keep the base model's composition. This one also re-stages the scene: lower angles, stronger foreshortening, the monster leaning over the hero. Same prompt, same seed, a different film.Monsters are its specialty. Dragons, kaiju and demons come out huge, toothy and scary. Put a tiny figure next to them for scale.Shines in wide formats. The source art is mostly cinematic 21:9, so 1536×640 and 1344×768 give the strongest results. Open the wide images to see them uncropped.Available for two bases — pick the version that matches your model:<ul><li>Anima — trigger @snkbrush</li><li>Krea 2 — trigger @snkbrush. (new — natural-language prompts)</li></ul>This is a style, not a character — name the character you actually want.Inspired by the art of @sonic1nstinct. Not an official model by the artist; please support the original artist.──────────────────────────────────────────────────────About this version — AnimaTrigger: @snkbrush at the very start, followed by a comma, then regular Danbooru tags. No style tags needed.Prompt template:@snkbrush, safe, masterpiece, best quality, score_7, &lt;your tags&gt;Example: @snkbrush, safe, masterpiece, best quality, score_7, no humans, kaiju, giant monster, rising from sea, glowing eyes, roaring, storm, lightning, waves, ships, nightNegative:worst quality, low quality, score_1, score_2, score_3, jpeg artifacts, logo, watermark, signature, twitter username, bad anatomy, bad hands, missing finger, extra digits, fewer digits, nsfw, nude, explicit, cleavageLoRA strength: 1.0Recommended:<ul><li>DPM++ 2M SDE, simple, 25 steps, CFG 5, 1536×640 (21:9) or 1344×768 (16:9) for cinematic shots, 832×1248 (2:3) for portraits</li><li>Hires fix 1.5×, lanczos, 20 steps, denoise 0.4 — this is where the ink scratches and brush texture really come out.</li></ul>Tips<ul><li>Ask for the shot: from below, dynamic pose, wide shot, small figure, looking up, light rays, sparks, smoke, rain. The LoRA pushes them further than the base model does.</li><li>Monsters: dragon, giant monster, kaiju, demon, glowing eyes, sharp teeth plus 1girl, small figure, standing for scale, or no humans for a creature portrait.</li><li>Break the warm palette: it leans to sunset orange and sepia. night, rain, blue theme, ice, neon lights, moonlight give cold blue and teal frames.</li><li>It can trade the face for the angle: characters turn their back to the camera. Add looking at viewer or reroll.</li><li>Busy battles can break weapons and chains. Simpler action reads better. Signs and neon text come out as gibberish.</li></ul>Showcase images use hires fix 0.4, with full prompts in the metadata. Before/after pairs use the same prompt and seed without the LoRA.Epoch 12 of 14 (about 1400 steps), not the final epoch.TrainingBase: Anima Base v1.0. DiT with AdaLN trained, text encoder and LLM adapter frozen.Rank/alpha 32/32 · 117 images from 50 digital originals: every picture whole, the widest ones also cut into 3:2 tiles · short tag captions, nothing about style, colours or lighting · 1024 res, buckets 512–1536 · AdamW8bit · LR 1e-4, constant, 5% warmupTrained on Anima Base v1.0 only. Behavior on Anima Turbo and third-party merges is unknown.──────────────────────────────────────────────────────About this version — Krea 2Trigger: @snkbrush. at the very start, then describe the scene in plain sentences. No tags, no style words needed.Prompt template:@snkbrush. &lt;who or what&gt;, &lt;what they are doing&gt;, &lt;where&gt;, &lt;light and mood&gt;.Example: @snkbrush. A small lone figure stands in a ruined city and looks up at a giant monster with glowing eyes rising through the smoke, dramatic light from behind, wide shot.LoRA strength: 1.0Recommended:<ul><li>Krea 2 Turbo, 8 steps, CFG 1, euler / simple, 1536×640 (21:9) or 1344×768 (16:9) for cinematic shots, 832×1248 (2:3) for portraits</li><li>Hires pass: lanczos up about 1.5×, same prompt and seed, 8 steps, denoise 0.25 — sharper lines, more grain and brushwork, while the composition and faces stay. At 0.35 it starts inventing details.</li></ul>All showcase images use the hires pass (832×1248 to 1216×1824, 1536×640 to 2304×960) and keep their prompts and settings. Before/after pairs use the same prompt and seed without the LoRA and the trigger.Tips<ul><li>Monsters and scale: a small figure against something huge is where it shines.</li><li>Play silly subjects straight: a giant shiba over a burning castle or a hamster knight against a snake get the full epic treatment.</li><li>Epic scenes change the most. A calm portrait of a famous character changes much less than a battle.</li><li>Characters usually keep their canon look, but may turn their back to the camera. Reroll for the face.</li><li>Action scenes can add small extra figures or a second weapon. Reroll.</li><li>Signs and neon text come out as made-up letters.</li><li>The same seed and settings keep the shot, but small details change between runs, so copying a showcase image gives a close match, not an exact one.</li><li>Two files, pick either: fp32 is the original, bf16 is half the size. In our test they were no further apart than two runs of the same file.</li></ul>Epoch 3 of 8 (702 steps), not the final epoch — later epochs add scarves and props nobody asked for, and a bare prompt keeps drawing the same character.TrainingBase: Krea 2 Raw. LoRA on the DiT.Rank/alpha 32/32 · the same 117 images, each with a long and a short natural-language caption · 1024 res, buckets · batch 1 · AdamW8bit · LR 1e-4, constant · flow shift 2.5 · Musubi TunerTested on Krea 2 Turbo (fp8) in ComfyUI only.

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