Here's Stefany Bostok from Trigun. She's a character that is largely in episode 4 with the whole episode's plot revolving around her and her family. This was trained on anime screen captures. Because this and my other Trigun loras are from a 1998 Anime, using retro anime tags and style loras can compliment this lora in reproducing images more authentic to the original artwork. Some checkpoints are also significantly better at this while other checkpoints are largely geared to more modern anime styles.
Triggers:stefany, brown hair, high ponytail, straight hair, bangs, blunt bangs, side locks, purple eyes, large expressive eyes, dark red choker, dark red bodice, dark purple skirt, red pillbox hat, white elbow gloves, maroon shoes, retro anime, curvy female
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Stefany, brown hair, high ponytail, straight hair, bangs, blunt bangs, side locks, purple eyes, large expressive eyes, dark red choker, dark red bodice, dark purple skirt, red pillbox hat, white elbow gloves, maroon shoes, retro anime, curvy female
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these are fucking amazing. hopefully we will see the full line up?
Over time I can hit a lot of characters. I probably will mostly hit more minor characters first for the most part as the major characters got a lot of loras. I made a Vash lora for Anima some time ago but I really need to try a remake it. He's a tricky character to get right given the complexity of his outfit and his prosthetic arm. I can certainly take a suggestion or two if you're looking for a specific character.
I do want millie and meryl for sure just because tou get the style perfect. And its a weird request but would love mary? You know the girl with glasses that lied about getting raped in the flashback episode.
Oh and jessica....the young girl that was in love with vash and Brad was in love with. And Lina the one that vash stays with as eric after the lost July incident.
The last one is a weird one lol. Patricia Nebraska? The giant woman that hurts her sons as boulders lol. Im also willing to at send buzz if you can.





