This is a pony lora for the character Harakht from the 90s cartoon Conan the Adventurer from the episode An Evil Wind in Kusan. A weight of 0.8 to 1 works well with this, with weights below that making a raven looking character but not in a look similar to the character. Sampling Steps of 20 to 30 works well with most models, as does a CFG Scale of 6 to 8. The horn on his beak shows up more when the weight is at 0.9 to 1, with 0.8 showing much of everything except the horn on the beak. It was troublesome, taking four tries, to get the horn to show up much due to the unique look and location of said horn for the character.

PROMPTS for this model are Harakht, falcon headed, teal green feathers, powerful muscular body, red eyes, short black horn on beak, and yellow beak.

Yes it seems silly to be specific like this about the horn, yet other tries made it either not show, show on the forehead, or just give the usual two horns common in many horned characters. I also added the prompt 'powerful muscular body' as opposed to the usual term 'muscular' for most muscled characters as the character is especially more muscled than the usual characters with muscles. He is much bigger and beefier than Falconeer, by whom Harakht is possessing, and it is set in the Conan the Barbarian universe where men tend to be more muscular than usual as it tends to be in such dark fantasy settings.

As a note the hands of the character has three fingers and one thumb as opposed to the usual hands that have four fingers and one thumb. And due to the screenshots coming from a cartoon very near to 30 years old, the quality is rather fuzzy and bad to begin with. Such is the tendency for most cartoons at the time since most mistakes would not be noticed as much on cathode ray tube televisions, and to save money which tends to be limited in those days. As a result, the hands tend to look mutated and / or have one too many or few fingers even in the best scenarios, loras, and embeddings. The rest of the picture, on the other hand, comes out nicely more often than not.