<h3 id="anima-notes">Anima Notes</h3><p>I'm finding Anima a real pain to work with. This is my first attempt to get it to do something, and it generally needs more than the character's triggers. If you just use <code>aika</code>, <code>fina</code> etc. then you'll get weird stuff. I'm not sure if it's under-trained, or what, or if Anima being a smaller model than even base SDXL is just less good despite the power that the natural language captioning can give in composition. Sometimes it gives Fina weird fishperson-like fin ears, I think it's confused by her veil (and a little bit of Cupil's grey skin).</p><p>You can try the Anima version, but yeah. It's a bit fussy. Hence 0.5 as a version.</p><h3 id="general-model-notes-for-illustrious">General Model Notes for Illustrious</h3><p>An all-in-one for Aika, Fina, Vyse (and Cupil) from Skies of Arcadia (aka Eternal Arcadia).</p><p>You may sometimes need to add <code>yellow dress</code> and <code>white dress</code> when combining Fina and Aika to help guide the correct clothing.</p><p>When making group shots, it often tries to insert extra characters in the background. I think that may be from some of the pictures that have small characters. Maybe I'll try to fix it in a future revision, but it's not too bad.</p><p>It should generally also get the characters with just their names, but you can always prompt any details that misbehave. Vyse's eyes are tricky at times, due to the eye patch.</p><p>Cupil is a bit hit-and-miss, because it's such a simple design. I'm fairly sure the model thinks it's closest to a Pokemon (maybe a Jigglypuff?).</p>

Skies of Arcadia / Eternal Arcadia - Aika, Fina, Vyse (and Cupil)

<p>First attempt at an Anima version. It's a pain in the ass of a model to train for, I find.</p>

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