Everyone's favorite movie short king. For the Krea 2 and Anima versions, I recommend starting at a weight of 0.8 if you want a clean, semi-realistic look. Full weight does work but dark lighting and reduced consistency starts creeping in. The following tags were used to further separate the dataset into subsections. You can optionally use one of these tags if you want to nail a specific look. Anima: @gotg1- Orange outfit in first Guardians movie @prison - Prison outfit in first Guardians movie @gotg2 - Second Guardians movie @gotg3 - Blue outfit in third Guardians movie @casual - Civilian clothing in third Guardians movie @infinitywar - Outfit in Infinity War @endgame - Outfit in Endgame Illustrious: gotg1 - Orange outfit in first Guardians movie pr1son - Prison outfit in first Guardians movie gotg2 - Second Guardians movie gotg3 - Blue outfit in third Guardians movie c4sual - Civilian clothing in third Guardians movie 1infinity w4r - Outfit in Infinity War endg4me - Outfit in Endgame Krea 2: No separation of dataset unfortunately. Maybe in a V2 if I get around to it one day. If you want a specific look, you can still describe it in natural text. Like "yellow prison outfit" etc.

Rocket Raccoon - Marvel Cinematic Universe [H3 / Krea 2 / Anima / Illustrious]

This is my first ever Minimax LoRA. It's only trained on images from the movies, not videos. So unfortunately it can't reliably do Rocket's voice or movements. I made it as an experiment, but thought I might as well release it to the public. It's mainly trained for text to video, but should work as an i2v or r2v LoRA just fine. Just use "Rocket Raccoon" as the trigger. No need to describe him as a raccoon etc. The LoRA should already know all that.

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