<h1 id="ramia-character-lora-for-anima">Ramia — Character LoRA for Anima</h1><h3 id="the-black-and-white-bunny-from-pixelpawstudio-@pixelpawsafe.">The black-and-white bunny from PixelPawStudio / @PixelPawSafe.</h3>This is my personally trained Anima LoRA of Ramia. Her design is easy to recognize: dark fur, long hair split into black and white halves, mismatched eyes, long rabbit ears, and those little front teeth.Character credit goes to PixelPawStudio. My contribution is this LoRA training.<h3 id="character-and-creator">CHARACTER &amp; CREATOR</h3>PixelPawStudio / @PixelPawSafe:<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://x.com/PixelPawSafe">https://x.com/PixelPawSafe</a>Check out the original account for more of Ramia.<h3 id="the-design">THE DESIGN</h3>Her main visual features are:• Dark charcoal fur• Long hair split into black and white halves• Straight bangs carrying the same color split• One dark eye and one very pale eye• Long rabbit ears, with contrasting light and dark coloring• A small pink nose• Prominent rabbit front teeth• A small, fluffy rabbit tail• A short stature in the reference scenes with other charactersHer expressions often have a relaxed, half-lidded look, ranging from sleepy to quietly smug.The references include both upright and drooping ears. Prompt the ear position you want when it matters.<h3 id="available-versions">AVAILABLE VERSIONS</h3>• 3000 StepsThe earlier checkpoint from this training run.• 3600 StepsThe same run after another 600 training steps.Both versions use pixelnima. Compare them with the same prompt and settings; more training doesn't automatically mean a better result.<h3 id="trigger-word">TRIGGER WORD</h3><pre><code>pixelnima</code></pre>The files use Pixel Paw as their name, but the character is Ramia. Keep pixelnima as the trigger for this LoRA.Example:<pre><code>pixelnima, solo, white blouse, black vest, long skirt, holding a flower, looking at viewer, simple background</code></pre>Start with the trigger, then describe the outfit, pose, expression, and setting.Optional supporting tags:<pre><code>rabbit, anthro, dark fur, two-tone hair, black hair, white hair, long hair, blunt bangs, heterochromia, rabbit ears, buck teeth</code></pre>These are descriptive tags, not additional trigger words. Add only what the result needs.<h3 id="keeping-the-design-consistent">KEEPING THE DESIGN CONSISTENT</h3>The split hair and mismatched eyes are especially useful features to check.If the model turns her hair entirely black or white, reinforce the split coloring. If both eyes become the same color, describe one dark eye and one pale eye.Her wardrobe changes throughout the references. Dresses, oversized shirts, jackets, trousers, and more formal outfits all appear, so describe the clothes you actually want.<h3 id="strength">STRENGTH</h3>Try 1.0 as an initial setting, then adjust for your checkpoint and prompt.Lower it if the LoRA dominates the style or affects another character. Raise it if Ramia's features aren't coming through clearly.This is a starting point, not a tested recommendation for every setup.<h3 id="example-prompts">EXAMPLE PROMPTS</h3>Simple character check:<pre><code>pixelnima, solo, full body, standing, white blouse, black vest, dark trousers, looking at viewer, simple background</code></pre>Quiet afternoon:<pre><code>pixelnima, solo, sitting in an armchair, holding a book, cardigan, long skirt, half-closed eyes, warm window light</code></pre>Out for a walk:<pre><code>pixelnima, solo, coat, scarf, boots, backpack, holding a map, forest path, soft daylight</code></pre>Something more formal:<pre><code>pixelnima, solo, white blouse, black waistcoat, long black skirt, sitting beside a wooden table, old library, warm lamplight</code></pre><h3 id="scenes-with-other-characters">SCENES WITH OTHER CHARACTERS</h3>Describe each character separately and assign their features clearly. If you want the height difference seen in the references, state that Ramia is shorter than her companion.The LoRA can still affect other characters, so check for shared hair colors, rabbit ears, or mismatched eyes where they don't belong.<h3 id="compatibility">COMPATIBILITY</h3>Character LoRA for Anima. Results depend on the Anima checkpoint, prompt, strength, and other LoRAs in your setup.Different clothes, different setting, same monochrome bunny.

Ramia (Pixel Paw) | Anima

The 3000-step Ramia / Pixel Paw checkpoint for Anima.This is the earlier of the two available checkpoints from the same training run. The character is Ramia; the filename and trigger retain the Pixel Paw naming used during training.QUICK STARTTrigger: pixelnimaInitial strength to try: 1.0Example:pixelnima, solo, full body, white blouse, black vest, dark trousers, standing, looking at viewer, simple backgroundStart with the character token and your scene. Reinforce her split black-and-white hair, mismatched eyes, or rabbit features only if needed.VERSION DETAILS• Base model family: Anima• Training steps: 3000• Network rank: 6• Format: SafeTensors• Training software: AI Toolkit Experimental 0.13.23• File: Pixel_Paw_000003000.safetensorsThe 3600-step checkpoint continues the same run for another 600 steps. Compare both with the same prompt and settings to see which works better for your image.CREDITRamia is PixelPawStudio / @PixelPawSafe's character. This is my personally trained LoRA.Creator:<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://x.com/PixelPawSafe">https://x.com/PixelPawSafe</a>

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