<h1 id="arturo-wolff-character-lora-for-anima">🐺 Arturo Wolff — Character LoRA for Anima</h1><p></p><h3 id="my-fursona-now-available-to-put-in-situations.">My fursona, now available to put in situations.</h3><p>Arturo Wolff is my personal character and online identity: a slim, scruffy anthropomorphic wolf with gray fur, dark markings, black ears, red eyes, and a permanently tired-looking face. Think exhausted rockstar. The bags under his eyes are part of the design.</p><p>This LoRA is meant to keep him recognizable across different outfits, poses, settings, and art styles. I use it to make artwork of him. You're welcome to make fanart, experiment, and put the wolf somewhere stupid.</p><p></p><h2 id="which-version-should-i-use">WHICH VERSION SHOULD I USE?</h2><p></p><h3 id="*-v2-3000-steps-balanced">• V2 · 3000 Steps · Balanced</h3><p>My recommended starting point, especially when combining Arturo with style LoRAs or other characters.</p><p></p><h3 id="*-v2-3600-steps-stronger">• V2 · 3600 Steps · Stronger</h3><p>A later checkpoint with stronger influence. Useful when you want the character to come through more firmly, but it can overpower other LoRAs or affect adjacent characters.</p><p></p><h3 id="*-v1-original">• V1 · Original</h3><p>The first release, kept available for anyone who prefers its results or wants to revisit older generations.</p><p></p><p>The two V2 releases are checkpoints from the same training run. More steps aren't automatically better; choose according to the image you're making.</p><p></p><p><strong>TRIGGER WORD</strong></p><pre><code>awffnima</code></pre><p><em>Start with the trigger, then describe the scene, clothing, pose, and expression you want.</em></p><p></p><p><strong>Example</strong>:</p><pre><code>awffnima, solo, black jacket, standing in a convenience store at night, looking at viewer</code></pre><p><em>You shouldn't need to describe his entire design in every prompt. If a feature starts drifting, reinforce that feature directly.</em></p><p></p><h2 id="character-details">CHARACTER DETAILS</h2><h3 id="arturo's-main-features-are:">Arturo's main features are:</h3><p>• Slim build</p><p>• Gray fur with dark / black markings</p><p>• Large pointed black ears</p><p>• Red eyes</p><p>• Scruffy fur</p><p>• Tired-looking eyes and bags under his eyes</p><p>• Digitigrade legs</p><p>• Large, fluffy, two-tone wolf tail</p><p></p><p><em>His usual expression is sleepy, dry, or unimpressed, but he doesn't have to look bored in every image. Give him something to react to.</em></p><p></p><h3 id="optional-supporting-tags:">Optional supporting tags:</h3><pre><code>bags under eyes, tired eyes, scruffy fur, slim, anthro, wolf, gray fur, black ears, red eyes, digitigrade, fluffy tail</code></pre><p><em>These are descriptive tags, not additional trigger words. Use what the image needs.</em></p><p></p><h3 id="strength">STRENGTH</h3><p>Start at 1.0.</p><p><em>Raise it if the character isn't coming through clearly. Lower it if the LoRA is overpowering the style, restricting the result, or affecting another character.</em></p><p></p><p>The right strength depends on the version, the Anima checkpoint, and any other LoRAs you're using. The 3600-step version deserves particular attention when combining characters.</p><p></p><h2 id="example-prompts">EXAMPLE PROMPTS</h2><h3 id="simple-character-check:">Simple character check:</h3><p>awffnima, solo, full body, standing, relaxed posture, black shirt, jeans, looking at viewer, simple background</p><p></p><h3 id="late-night-coffee:">Late-night coffee:</h3><p>awffnima, solo, bags under eyes, sitting in a diner booth, black jacket, holding a coffee cup, looking out the window, rainy night, warm interior lighting</p><p></p><h3 id="on-stage:">On stage:</h3><p>awffnima, solo, singing into a microphone, black sleeveless shirt, expressive pose, concert stage, dramatic red lighting</p><p></p><h2 id="compatibility">COMPATIBILITY</h2><p><em>Made for Anima. Results can vary between Anima checkpoints and finetunes.</em></p><p>Training details are listed under each version so they stay attached to the release they actually describe.</p><p></p><h1 id="why-i-made-this">WHY I MADE THIS</h1><p>To make art of my fursona.</p><p>For other people to make art of my fursona.</p><p>Validation.</p><p>Change his outfit. Try a different style. Give him a ridiculous job. Put him in a scene I wouldn't have thought of.</p><p>If you make something with him, I'd like to see it.</p><p>Have fun. 🐺</p>

Arturo Wolff | Anima

<p>The stronger V2 checkpoint.</p><p>This is the same training run as V2 · 3000 Steps, continued for another 600 steps. It has a stronger influence on the result and may be useful when the earlier checkpoint isn't bringing Arturo through clearly enough.</p><p>That extra influence comes with a tradeoff: it can overpower style LoRAs or carry Arturo's features into other characters. For mixed-character scenes, I'd start with the 3000-step version.</p><p>QUICK START</p><p>Trigger: awffnima</p><p>Starting strength: 1.0</p><p>Optional supporting tags: bags under eyes, tired eyes, scruffy fur, slim</p><p>Lower the strength if it starts dominating the image. More training doesn't mean every prompt needs more LoRA weight.</p><p>RELEASE DETAILS</p><p>• Base model family: Anima</p><p>• Training steps: 3600</p><p>• Network rank: 6</p><p>• Weight precision: BF16</p><p>• Format: SafeTensors</p><p>• Training software: AI Toolkit Experimental 0.13.23</p><p>• File: Arturo_Wolff_v2_000003600.safetensors</p><p>Use this version for its stronger influence, rather than assuming it replaces the 3000-step checkpoint in every workflow.</p>

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