1creature, 2d anime, fantasy sett

Veröffentlicht am Aug 5, 2026

Prodigal Sun

1creature, 2d anime, fantasy setting, solo, creature from boggy creek influence, tall, vivid green, species_piney, piney, fantasy, humanoid plant, vaguely humanoid, flat face, solid black eyes, no ears, no nose, pine-needles throughout body, covered in pine-needles, made of pine-needles, inhuman, masterpiece, ultra detailed, peaceful expression, forest background, sunlight filtering through trees, intricate carving in hands

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Ursprüngliche Eingabeaufforderung: 2d anime, fantasy setting, solo, creature from boggy creek influence, tall, vivid green, species_piney, piney, fantasy, humanoid plant, vaguely humanoid, flat face, solid black eyes, no ears, no nose, pine-needles throughout body, covered in pine-needles, made of pine-needles, inhuman, Piney Description: Creation has many strange inhabitants and many unusual creatures, but perhaps none so strange as the pineys. These creatures appear human, of average height and build, but their skin seems a dull greenish-brown and bristly like a boar. Upon closer inspection, one discovers the pineys’ skin is not actually flesh, but long pine needles, just like those of the pine tree (hence the race’s name). This is not a costume — pineys are, in fact, sentient plants and grow pine needles as an outer shell. They can use these needles for protection and even for attack, firing one or more of their needles at aggressors. The truly strange thing about pineys is that the needles make up most of their being — at the center, they are only a head and a narrow little body, perhaps three feet high. The needles are more than mere appendages, for the pineys do not hold their intel- ligence in their brain, but instead, distribute it all across their bodies, and each needle contains a small portion of the being’s consciousness and intellect. Because of this fact, every time a piney shoots a needle, it becomes a little smaller and a little dumber. The needles grow back with time, but slowly. If attacked, a piney could lose as much as a foot of height in a matter of minutes and could go from average human intelligence to the brainpower of a rat. Therefore, pineys are very careful with their needles and don’t use them unless absolutely necessary. Pineys live in small communities deep within the forests, well away from the settlements of man. They live on sunlight and water, the same as most other plants, so there’s no need to hunt or make much shelter. Most pineys spend their time conversing, sleeping, raising families and carving deadwood into various weapons, tools and sculptures. Their society is a peaceful one, and pineys only become violent when they are attacked or when something threatens their community. Few predators bother pineys, for they are made of vegetable matter, not meat. They fear only parasitic infestation and the depredations of large herbivores; even the latter are not much of a problem. A deneedled piney resembles an elongated spider mon- key, having a long narrow body with long spindly arms and legs, but the head is human-like and only a little smaller than normal. Regrowth of all its needles takes four months. It begins as a layer of prickly fuzz over the entire body and head and then grows into individual needles. Pineys do shed their needles to grow new ones, a handful at a time, and so, most of them have patches of dull brown mixed with vivid green and the more normal greenish-brown.
Größe: 1400 x 1088
Sampling-Schritte: 5
Sampling-Methode: Euler a
CFG scale: 1.1
Negativ: , nsfw

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Veröffentlicht am Aug 5, 2026

Prodigal Sun

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Ursprüngliche Eingabeaufforderung: 2d anime, fantasy setting, solo, creature from boggy creek influence, tall, vivid green, species_piney, piney, fantasy, humanoid plant, vaguely humanoid, flat face, solid black eyes, no ears, no nose, pine-needles throughout body, covered in pine-needles, made of pine-needles, inhuman, Piney Description: Creation has many strange inhabitants and many unusual creatures, but perhaps none so strange as the pineys. These creatures appear human, of average height and build, but their skin seems a dull greenish-brown and bristly like a boar. Upon closer inspection, one discovers the pineys’ skin is not actually flesh, but long pine needles, just like those of the pine tree (hence the race’s name). This is not a costume — pineys are, in fact, sentient plants and grow pine needles as an outer shell. They can use these needles for protection and even for attack, firing one or more of their needles at aggressors. The truly strange thing about pineys is that the needles make up most of their being — at the center, they are only a head and a narrow little body, perhaps three feet high. The needles are more than mere appendages, for the pineys do not hold their intel- ligence in their brain, but instead, distribute it all across their bodies, and each needle contains a small portion of the being’s consciousness and intellect. Because of this fact, every time a piney shoots a needle, it becomes a little smaller and a little dumber. The needles grow back with time, but slowly. If attacked, a piney could lose as much as a foot of height in a matter of minutes and could go from average human intelligence to the brainpower of a rat. Therefore, pineys are very careful with their needles and don’t use them unless absolutely necessary. Pineys live in small communities deep within the forests, well away from the settlements of man. They live on sunlight and water, the same as most other plants, so there’s no need to hunt or make much shelter. Most pineys spend their time conversing, sleeping, raising families and carving deadwood into various weapons, tools and sculptures. Their society is a peaceful one, and pineys only become violent when they are attacked or when something threatens their community. Few predators bother pineys, for they are made of vegetable matter, not meat. They fear only parasitic infestation and the depredations of large herbivores; even the latter are not much of a problem. A deneedled piney resembles an elongated spider mon- key, having a long narrow body with long spindly arms and legs, but the head is human-like and only a little smaller than normal. Regrowth of all its needles takes four months. It begins as a layer of prickly fuzz over the entire body and head and then grows into individual needles. Pineys do shed their needles to grow new ones, a handful at a time, and so, most of them have patches of dull brown mixed with vivid green and the more normal greenish-brown.
Größe: 1400 x 1088
Sampling-Schritte: 5
Sampling-Methode: Euler a
CFG scale: 1.1
Negativ: , nsfw

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