Coco Bandicoot from the latest game; It's About Time. They finally made their return after years in hibernation. I previously made a dual-character Lora that generates Coco and Crash separately and also together. Here is a standalone version for Coco, which should be more flexible in some ways and I guarantee Crash will not bleed into certain scenes randomly. If you want use her "NoScope 360" skin/look from the game, check out the dual-character Lora. It does that better. Recommended checkpoint: <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/827184/wai-nsfw-illustrious-sdxl">https://civarchive.com/models/827184/wai-nsfw-illustrious-sdxl</a> Or: <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/376130?modelVersionId=1957764">https://civarchive.com/models/376130?modelVersionId=1957764</a> Trigger word: ChickenCoco Additional tags: furry female, two-tone fur, orange fur, animal ears, animal nose, green eyes, sidelocks, ponytail, blonde hair, animal ear piercing, pink lipstick, goggles on head, white t-shirt, blue overalls, pink sneakers, pink belt, pink pouch, wrist scrunchie, fabric patch, full body, Other tags used for training: from side, from behind, ass, upper body, lower body, portrait, paws, sandals, purple sweatpants, purple tracksuit, animal ear piercing, A little trick: In some situations, the Lora will lose her unique proportions. Use the tag "coco bandicoot" to leverage the knowledge of her already present in the Checkpoint. It may seem counterintuitive to have a character Lora and still tag for the character itself, but it really does work quite well. This will combine the overall style of this Lora with the Checkpoints own data and will in many situations actually improve the results dramatically, such as in scenes shot from odd angles, certain poses and positions and so on. Try it! Extra info: "Full body" was used on every full body shot of her during training, always use this when you intend for her entire body to be visible, it's important for the overall results. For other situations, use "upper body" or "lower body" where applicable. Replace "pink sneakers" with "paws" and/or "sandals" if removing her shoes. Other useful tags include "no tail", "four fingers" and "three toes". Most if not all her clothing and accessories can be removed and replaced by simply removing or adjusting the tags. The more tags you remove and/or replace with other accessories and clothes, the more responsive the Lora gets. Her goggles can be quite stubborn depending on the angle, it is what it is, sadly.<hr />All images generated locally using the recommended Checkpoint at resolution 1152x1528. Some have been touched up with IMG2IMG. Images generated on CivitAI at 832x1216 will look similar, but not identical. Downloading the showcase images and using "PNG Info" will not necessarily generate 100% identical images because I sometimes clean up some things in the prompt info, such as the name of the Lora. This has a small effect on the seed. The images are a good starting point, however. For the example images, the tag "ChickenCocoCrash" was left in the prompt by mistake, it does not do anything since it is a trigger word for a different Lora.

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