This is an experimental LoRA series trained on the Anima-preview model.
Version overview:
• data01-v1.0: Pure anime dataset, SDXL personally made mixed style dataset
• data02-v1.0: Another anime dataset, SDXL personally made mixed style dataset
• data03-v1.0: Based on data02 with additional partial 2.5D elements, can generate semi-realistic style with more sense of volume / depth appropriately
No specific trigger word required — load the LoRA and use descriptive prompts or Danbooru-style tags directly.
Common recommended settings (aligned with Anima official model card):
• Base Model → Anima
• LoRA Weight → 0.8–1.0 (0.8–0.9 usually most balanced)
• Sampler → er_sde / euler_a / Res Multistep
• Scheduler → Simple or SGM_Uniform
• Steps: 25–30
• CFG Scale: 4–5
Prompt tips:
- Start with quality tags like masterpiece, best quality, highres
- Negative prompt: In most cases, just add score_1, score_2, score_3 — this is often sufficient to avoid low-quality outputs. Adding more negative tags frequently impacts generation negatively (e.g., reduces variety or over-corrects details).
For more official Anima prompting details, check: https://huggingface.co/circlestone-labs/Anima
Description
data03-v1.0
Version based on data02 with additional partial 2.5D elements. Tends toward a fusion of anime and semi-realistic styles, with stronger sense of volume in characters and natural lighting/shadows.
To maximize the effect: Add photography-related words like "photography", "cinematic photography", "professional photo" — this significantly boosts the 2.5D semi-realistic depth and detail quality.
Prompt tips (no trigger):
- beautiful anime girl, 2.5d rendering, realistic texture, photography, soft lighting, sharp focus
- fantasy character, semi-realistic anime style, cinematic photography, detailed shadows
FAQ
Comments (2)
You say it's trained on the "Anima base model". What is that? Afaik there is only anima-preview, and the creator of Anima stated that LoRA trained on preview will not be compatible with Anima-Final. Where did you get the base model from?
It was trained on anima-preview, as that is the only version currently available. I used "Anima base model" simply as a general term for it.













