<h1 id="komori-no-kuni"><span style="color:rgb(250, 82, 82)"><strong>Kōmori no Kuni 蝙蝠の国</strong></span></h1><h2 id="laconic:"><span style="color:rgb(250, 82, 82)"><strong>Laconic:</strong></span></h2><p><em>Kōmori no Kuni 蝙蝠の国 ("Bat Country") is a style that combines frentic 70's psychedelic gonzo art with anime. This style can add chaotic and frentic traditional art elements alongside inkwashed landscapes and, at times, a bad LSD flashback or two.</em></p><h2 id="loquacious:"><span style="color:rgb(250, 82, 82)"><strong>Loquacious:</strong></span></h2><p>This LoRA started as a dumb "what if" - what if a gonzo artist ended up as a mangaka instead of drawing political cartoons and keeping the company of madmen? I told you it was dumb. The idea, and the results in the process of training this LoRA changed gradually over time. While the concept did evolve over the process of working on this, the gonzo art is absolutely in the style's DNA.</p><p>There's no single set of correct prompts that serve as some kind of magic bullet to recreate a perfect psychedelic mangaka. Below are a few sets of starter prompts that might help if you need a starting point. Throw in one or two prompts from the below, add an extra one as you go if you want more gonzo. Or just go crazy, grab them all and put them in at once, max out their weights, see what happens. Buy the ticket, take the ride.</p><pre><code>splattered ink, traditional media, faded ink, ink wash, ink drawing, flat art, spot color, sketch, jagged lineart, stained paper \(medium\), psychedelic, surreal, abstract,</code></pre><p><em>Pray to God, but row away from the rocks.</em></p>

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