Hello everyone! I hope you’re all doing great. This time I bring you “DB Super inspired manga style”, a LoRA created as a tribute to the 40th anniversary of the Dragon Ball series. This model was developed to celebrate four decades of one of the most influential manga and anime franchises of all time, honoring its legacy while reinterpreting it through a modern, high-fidelity manga aesthetic.

This LoRA focuses on capturing the visual language of Dragon Ball Super–era manga, emphasizing sharp, confident linework, expressive faces, dynamic anatomy, and clean yet powerful shading. The goal is to evoke the energy, intensity, and iconic presence of Dragon Ball characters while remaining flexible enough for original characters and creative reinterpretations.

The images and overall style are strongly inspired by the work of d.b.s.kakeru, whose illustrations stand out for their crisp manga lines, refined proportions, and striking balance between classic Dragon Ball roots and contemporary polish. You can check out their work here:
https://www.instagram.com/d.b.s.kakeru/?hl=es

It’s important to note that this model is designed primarily as a style adapter, meant to be used on top of already defined characters (canon or custom) in order to translate them into a Dragon Ball Super–inspired manga look. It is not intended to function as a fully autonomous character generator, but rather as a stylistic layer that reshapes existing characters to match this specific aesthetic.

“DB Super inspired manga style” is designed for creators who want to generate artwork that feels faithful to the Dragon Ball Super manga spirit—dynamic, bold, and unmistakably shōnen—while still allowing room for experimentation and personal style.

I hope you enjoy creating with this model and using it to celebrate 40 years of Dragon Ball in your own generations.