[Pony] James Bikini & Ballerina (Cross Dressing/Gender Swap) / Pokemon (TV series) [ExtraProject Legacy]

About the ExtraProject Legacy models read this ArticleJames' cross-dressing bikini outfit (which can't be seen in the English dubbed version) appeared in the Beauty and the Beach episode from Pokemon (TV series).James' cross-dressing ballerina outfit appeared in the Flower Power episode from Pokemon (TV series).This is a practice LoRA suggested by someone else.This LoRA is trained on Pony Diffusion V6 XL.It's highly recommended to use the ADetailer.Recommended Strength is 0.8 .V0.1 includes only bikini outfits.Style (Recommended):anime screencap, anime coloring,Appearance:PMJames, blue hair, hair between eyes, short hair, green eyes,Bikini Outfit:lipstick, orange bikini, large breasts, yellow sarong,Negative for Bikini Prompt:child,Ballerina Outfit:mature male, crossdressing, ballerina, crown, fur hairband, pink dress, tutu, white pantyhose, ballet slippers, Negative for Ballerina Prompt:child, eyelashes,Bonus, Team Rocket Outfit (This outfit was added for reference, so it doesn't function properly. I don't recommend using it.):1boy, team rocket uniform, white jacket, black gloves, white pants, boots, black footwear,Negative for Bonus Outfit Prompt:child, eyelashes,Artistic Disclaimer:The present work is an original artistic creation inspired by the universe, characters, aesthetic, and/or conceptual elements of the intellectual property owned by The Pokémon Company; the original work of which was created in the year 1997. This piece does not constitute a reproduction, copy, plagiarism, or unauthorized commercial use of the referenced intellectual property. It is a transformative derivative work created for artistic, expressive, and/or homage purposes, protected under principles of fair use or transformative work as provided by applicable copyright laws. The author of this work claims NO rights whatsoever over the characters, trademarks, designs, or original elements belonging to The Pokémon Company. All rights in and to the original work remain reserved to its lawful owner. Any similarity to pre-existing characters, settings, or concepts is intentional and is made with respect and admiration for the original creation.