https://civitai.red/models/3020658/epic-cinematic-anime-krea2anima?modelVersionId=3446566

About this version — Krea 2

Trigger: @snkbrush. at the very start, then describe the scene in plain sentences. No tags, no style words needed.

Prompt template:

@snkbrush. <who or what>, <what they are doing>, <where>, <light and mood>.

Example: @snkbrush. A small lone figure stands in a ruined city and looks up at a giant monster with glowing eyes rising through the smoke, dramatic light from behind, wide shot.

LoRA strength: 1.0

Recommended:

• Krea 2 Turbo, 8 steps, CFG 1, euler / simple , 1536×640 (21:9) or 1344×768 (16:9) for cinematic shots, 832×1248 (2:3) for portraits

• Hires pass: lanczos up about 1.5×, same prompt and seed, 8 steps, denoise 0.25 — sharper lines, more grain and brushwork, while the composition and faces stay. At 0.35 it starts inventing details.

All showcase images use the hires pass (832×1248 to 1216×1824, 1536×640 to 2304×960) and keep their prompts and settings. Before/after pairs use the same prompt and seed without the LoRA and the trigger.

Tips

• Monsters and scale: a small figure against something huge is where it shines.

• Play silly subjects straight: a giant shiba over a burning castle or a hamster knight against a snake get the full epic treatment.

• Epic scenes change the most. A calm portrait of a famous character changes much less than a battle.

• Characters usually keep their canon look, but may turn their back to the camera. Reroll for the face.

• Action scenes can add small extra figures or a second weapon. Reroll.

• Signs and neon text come out as made-up letters.

• The same seed and settings keep the shot, but small details change between runs, so copying a showcase image gives a close match, not an exact one.

• Two files, pick either: fp32 is the original, bf16 is half the size. In our test they were no further apart than two runs of the same file.