Calendar Girl is a villainess who appeared in the episode "Mean Seasons" of Batman the Animated Series. In the episode, we learn that she was a fashion model named Paige Munroe who was forced out of the modeling industry for being too old when she turned thirty. She is psychologically shattered by the experience and becomes the self-conscious supervillain Calendar Girl.I love her design from the episode - it's beauty in simplicity. It's a shame she never appeared again after this episode. She wears a single-color bodysuit and a white face mask. She wears four different colored bodysuits throughout the episode (one for each "season" of the year) and the lipstick on her mask always matches the bodysuit color.<hr />UPDATE - 17 March 2025 (St. Patrick's Day) - Added Illustrious version<hr />Suggested strength: 0.7 - 0.9<ul><li>Main trigger: c4l3nd4rgirl</li><li>General Triggers: black hair, long hair</li><li>Outfit Triggers: white mask, green bodysuit, green gloves, green lips</li><li>Optional Accessories: patriotic hat, patriotic sash, holding patriotic hat, candycorn earrings, holding pumpkin, Irish hat, holding Irish hat, Irish sash</li></ul>IMPORTANT NOTES:In training the LoRA, I made it possible to generate her wearing almost ANY color bodysuit, not just the four (green, yellow, orange, black) seen in the episode. You'll always prompt "white mask" but just replace "green" with a different color for the bodysuit, gloves, and lips.I trained her on twelve different colors with twenty images each, so the LoRA has a lot of experience drawing her costume in different colors. You should be able to use just about any color that Pony recognizes. I was even able to make really fanciful colors work like "glittering gold" and "iridescent pearl." I spent a lot of time colorizing different images in Krita, so I believe I struck a good balance between flexibility without overfitting the model.Her gimmick in the episode is that she uses weapons themed to different holidays. She wears the weapons as fashion accessories until they are needed. Some of those are included in the LoRA and I also made a brand new set of accessories for St. Patrick's Day by editing the Fourth of July items, so those are included as well.<ul><li>Fourth of July: patriotic hat, patriotic sash, holding patriotic hat</li><li>Halloween: candycorn earrings, holding pumpkin</li><li>St. Patrick's Day: Irish hat, Irish sash, holding Irish hat</li></ul>In the episode, we watch Batman and Batgirl looking at some old photos and videos on the Bat Computer of Paige from her fashion model days. Those outfits are included in the LoRA as well, but most of these (except the olive dress) were trained from a single image, so your mileage may vary:<ul><li>olive dress, elbow gloves</li><li>brown dress</li><li>blue dress</li><li>teal dress</li><li>pink dress</li><li>olive leotard</li><li>sun hat</li></ul>Like most of my models, there's enough variety in the training data (and I trained to 3,312 steps) so that you can probably generate her wearing almost any random clothes that you want.If you want to generate her WITHOUT the mask, just leave the "white mask" trigger out of your prompt. I usually reinforce that we don't want the mask by adding "beautiful woman" and "makeup" to the prompt, but that may not be necessary depending on your prompt and checkpoint.These are the bodysuit colors that I trained the LoRA on, but again you should be able to use almost any solid color that you prompt.SPRING<ul><li>cyan</li><li>green</li><li>magenta</li></ul>SUMMER<ul><li>yellow</li><li>beige</li><li>red</li></ul>FALL<ul><li>brown</li><li>orange</li><li>purple</li></ul>WINTER<ul><li>black</li><li>blue</li><li>grey</li></ul>

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