Activation Tag: bbellReinforcement Tags (strongly recommend, optional):<ul><li>anthro, furry female, animal ears, ox tail, yellow horns</li><li>pink fur, two-tone fur, white fur, pink hair, short hair</li><li>white shirt, pink skirt, white gloves, white shoes, blue baseball cap, no headwear</li><li>blue scarf, pink long sleeves, long scarf</li><li>baseball bat, baseball mitt</li><li>white bloomers, bloomers under skirt</li></ul>Negative Tags (all optional):<ul><li>mascot (training dataset uses some photos of the actual mascot, which I have added with the tag exclusively for the negative prompt)</li><li>chibi (just a stylistic choice, if you want better anthro proportions)</li><li>text, icon, shirt sign (do this if you feel the gibberish text is too much; see below)</li></ul><hr />Recommended settings (green text is what was used in my personal preview images):LoRA strength: 0.7 - 1.0 (0.9)Steps: 20 - 30 (27)CFG: 4 - 7 (5.0)Scheduler: Euler A / Normal OR DPM 2M ++ / Karras (Euler A/Normal)<hr />Been awhile since I made my first character LoRA, and this is a culmination of what I learned since. This LoRA is a bit different in that it uses fewer training tags and is trained to heavily rely on the activation tag to put the character in the image. This should allow you to spawn her without having to use so many tokens, and still have the flexibility to change her clothes if need be.It is tempting to use her name (buffalo bell) as a reinforcement tag, but I HIGHLY RECOMMEND OTHERWISE. Most base/merge models simply do not have good data population of that character, and will result in wildly inconsistent results. Use the reinforcement tags I listed above instead.The training images were selected for accuracy, but leans towards a very cute anime aesthetic. This is a tradeoff for using a large amount of training steps on a small set, and is unintentional. If this bugs you out, use the anthro tag in your prompt and consider using body tags.As a fair warning, the LoRA suffers from the text/icons being gibberish on the cap and shirt. This is unfortunately unavoidable at this moment. I might consider manually editing them out of the images if there is enough interest in this LoRA.For those that know the mascot, know that by default the activation tag gives her the summer outfit. If you want the winter variant, add blue scarf, pink long sleeves, long scarf to your prompt.Alternatively, you can put mascot in your prompt if you prefer that, just be warned that the outlines may not be consistent and that you may not be able to swap her facial expressions. Use DPM 2M ++ / Karras for better, more consistent outlines.The LoRA should be sufficiently trained to hold most of Buffalo Bell's features, but in anime-centric models and with too many tokens, she might default to being turned into a generic anime woman. For best results, use a furry-centric model or use the first two sets of reinforcement tags listed above. I will recommend some models below that I personally find exceptional for this.

Buffalo Bell (Orix Buffaloes - NPB)

This version is actually v2.0, but v1.0 uses an old tagging system with erroneous extra activation tags. Please see the page description for best tagging practices.

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