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Change the bare bottom of the character in image1 to a smooth, uniform deep-red flush, removing all handprints, welts, and blotches to leave clean, gentle skin shading. Do this while keeping her wall-facing pose with hands clasped behind her head, silver-gray hair, folded wolf ears, blue halter dudou, bushy silver-gray tail, petite body, bare feet, and the white wall corner background unchanged. The rest of the image remains the same as the input image1.
[TAG DEFINITIONS]
- tail: A tail is a long appendage extending from the lower back, sometimes covered in fur or scales. On Danbooru, this tag marks that evidence-defined state or relation without determining unrelated identity, consent history, anatomy, or setting; only source-supported conditions are intrinsic. It commonly accompanies animal or creature features such as ears, horns, or wings. Generation prompts must select a consensual, adult, non-harmful human or explicitly sapient humanoid branch.
- folded: A person’s upper legs bend back until the body appears folded in half. Often sexual, depictions usually feature a female subject supine, legs raised and spread in a V toward torso or head, sometimes hand-held at the thighs or ankles, with torso sharply arched. Danbooru tags only this evidence-defined state or relation, not unrelated identity, consent history, anatomy, or setting. Prompts require consensual, adult, non-harmful humans or explicitly sapient humanoids.
- spanked: Danbooru tags a spanking-caused slap mark or blunt-force buttock injury. It marks that relation, object, pose, or attribute—not nearby activity—and implies no identity, setting, or action. Renderings require consenting adult human or sapient-humanoid figures and preserve this meaning. Red handprints are common, often with displaced clothing or bent-over or prone poses.
- petite: This tag identifies a naturally small female body type that still retains developed features, such as slightly curved hips. It excludes tall slender figures, miniature-scale people, and exceptionally curvy short figures covered by other tags. Subjects are often depicted as youthful-looking, but the tag does not establish exact age; generation prompts therefore use an unambiguously adult subject for safety.
Oct 18, 2026 2:39 AM
