Krea 2 v1: Well, since no one else seemed to have gotten around to creating a "<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbUIb9Jo3Gk&amp;list=PLLhOnau-tupRcnfMR20f5hsVOoBWFZuFc">Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors</a>" Krea 2 version, I decided to. I remember as a kid I loved this show and I think I pretty much had every one of the toys (probably melted into a single plastic slag in a box somewhere in my parent's attic by now).Anyway, I wanted to see how well Krea 2 learned multiple characters within a given dataset - I know its doable, but wasn't sure the ratio of character images were needed befroe character concept bleed would take over with my typical training settings. So I kinda expected this to be okay for one or two characters, which were the predominant number of images and some of the other characters to be washed out. Surprisingly Krea 2 learned them pretty well even with my sorta half-assed job of a test.So long a you describe the character / vehicle a bit and call them out by either the provided trigger words or their name properly in the prompt - it should generate it relatively well. Just don't expect the name or trigger word to do your heavy lifting - the more detailed description the better the outcome. That said, some characters are better than others with brief prompting so your mileage will vary. Oh, and of course I sus'ed it up, at least with some of the adult male characters, so it's goon friendly.Example prompts provided in the image gallery.

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