<h1 id="duckymix-anima-style-lora">DuckyMix Anima — Style LoRA 🦄🐥</h1>The style behind the merge This is the LoRA that made DuckyMix Anima happen. Pony Diffusion vibe, extracted as a style, trained straight onto Anima. Same deal as the checkpoint, just not baked in — so you get the dial.What you get The Pony aesthetic — saturated colors, exaggerated proportions, that unmistakable look — as a LoRA on Anima's architecture. Stack it, weight it, turn it off when you don't want it. Full control 🐴Recommended weight 0.7–1.0. Lower if you want a hint of the style riding on top of whatever else you're doing, 1.0 for the full effect.Style Drift Notes Same as the checkpoint — DuckyMix can sometimes lean more realistic than expected, unprompted. Here's how to steer it either way:Want less realism? Add to your negative prompt:<pre><code>photorealistic, realistic, semi-realistic, 3d, photo, digital artwork</code></pre>Want to lean into the realism? Add this to your negative prompt instead:<pre><code>anime, cel shading, flat color, 2d</code></pre>LoRA vs. Checkpoint If you want the Pony look as your default, no LoRA-juggling required, grab the DuckyMix Anima checkpoint instead — it's this exact style merged straight into the base. This LoRA version is for when you want the option, not the commitment: stack it on other styles, dial the intensity, apply it only when the mood strikes.Notes Natural language prompting works fine, tags work too. Plays nice stacked with other LoRAs — go wild.Feedback welcome Same deal as always — tell me if this is a mistake or genuinely good, I remain convinced it's the latter 🦄— ducktopuss

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