I don't know why this particular character stuck with me enough to LoRA her up, but I suspect it's because I was playing around with images of her right when Minimax H3 dropped. You can see a collection of a bunch of videos with here or on my Darkfire Flat Color model.
Spark was originally a human woman named Amanda Wilson. Teacher by day, but a bit of a wild child still on the weekends. Her life changed in a bathroom stall at a concert when she made out with some goth chick wearing what she thought were some pretty realistic fake ears and a tail. The rest of the night was a blur, but when she woke up the next day her body had changed and her mind had fractured.
She cast off her human name and now calls herself the Countess Sparkle von Glitterbrain, or Spark for short.
Spark is infected with hyenanthropy, like lycanthropy but merged with a laughing hyena instead of a wolf. Along with the physical changes this disease also carries a state of manic madness. While most of those infected follow a lunar cycle, recovering their human bodies and a good portion of their sanity, only changing with a full moon, a small percentage get permanently stuck.
Spark is one of those lucky ones. Always crazy, always fluffy, and because of the intersection between her hyena estrus cycle and her human anatomy she is always in a state of barely contained heat. If left to stew too long her human brain switches off and the hyena brain takes what it wants.
Spark is highly contagious. All were-hyena are, but only when transformed. Since Spark is permanently transformed, well... she's trouble. Any bodily fluid coming into contact with a mucus membrane or broken skin can pass the infection. Those infected might be completely oblivious until the next full moon. Spark is not careful about this.
In fact Spark loves what she is, embraces her madness, and wants the entire world to be a giant joyous cackle.
While Spark cannot regain her human form she can go more animal like and back. This is my in lore explanation for my sloppy model that sometimes draws a tuft of hair on her neck, or sometimes gives her 4 toes and paw pads when she's supposed to have mostly human feet.
No trigger word needed. I tried to put in a trigger for her, and for her base outfit, but I still don't quite get training language for Anima and the intended tags didn't work. Rarely she will turn human again so it doesn't hurt to tag 'hyena girl' to keep her consistent.
Her base outfit is: black shorts with pink lacing, hip cutout, tight black strappy top with a pink band, pink fishnets, pink belt, pink thighhighs, pink collar,
All in all I wish it was a little more consistent on some things, but in the end I'm pretty happy and it's must better than trying to build her entirely from tags each time.
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Anyway, there is some guide how make OC LoRA? I`ve tried to generate locally some image database (around 10-15 pictures), but details shifted a LOT (Anima, ComfyUI).
Spark was 113 images, 24 of which were in her lace up shorts and crop top and the rest were nude. No other clothing was included to try and lock in her main outfit.
She was difficult to curate, because of her fur pattern. In the end I think I ran off about 2500 images and only selected the right ones. Even then it's not perfect, with her sometimes having 4 animal toes and other times 5 human toes with sharp nails or the fur covering more or less of her arms. That's a nuance that hopefully most characters won't need to deal with.
Anyway, the nude were easy enough, just Anima on my local hardware. I haven't played with edit models yet locally so for the booty shorts I used the first base image of her that came out and ran it through Grok to get different angles and such. Again, still not perfect, less perfect than her nude, but good enough I'm not displeased.
With a character that doesn't have skin/fur patterns to worry about I probably could have just done her outfit and let the model fill in the gaps for nudes, or if I didn't want her outfit coded in I could have just done all nudes or an assortment of outfits, but I keep things complicated.
I don't have time to snag her exact settings in training, but images were all tagged using WD1.4 auto tagger, and she ran for 12 epochs.
Honestly I'm surprised she's as style agnostic as she is, and I'm very happy with that. All of her training was created with my Flat Color LoRA, so I assumed she'd be stuck with heavy style influence, but in the end she takes my other style LoRAs very, very well.
Thumbs up! The Lora works great. Did my own take on her. :D
I love them, thanks for sharing!
@DarkfireAI Saw your videos, they're way too funny! XD
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