Cosmos Dissidia Final Fantasy (Crimson Style)

https://civitai.com/models/2130860/cosmos-dissidia-final-fantasy-crimson-style

Cosmos from Dissidia Final Fantasy in Crimson Style. With this LoRA, I want to share a few thoughts—please read until the end.

The very first LoRA I ever created was Nanase Saki around mid-September. At that time, I decided to make her because, after searching online, I couldn’t find anyone who had recreated the character in her original Crimson Style—only in the anime style she appears in. Since then, I’ve published many other characters from Crimson Comics. I’ve gained experience (though I still have a long way to go before I can say my LoRA models are truly good).

As many of you already know, my project is to create every character that appears in Crimson Comics. Because of this, I often run into characters who have very few reference images. Many times I’ve complained about the lack of images in the posts where I released the LoRA.

But this time it’s different: Cosmos had only two base images. And since I want to create a true 1:1 recreation of the original design, I don’t want to use AI-generated images for characters who have at least one official image (to avoid repeating the mistake I made with Niko Robin). Still, I managed to bring the dataset up to the minimum number needed.

The model is very unstable because the two base images don’t even show her full body. Because of that, you’ll need to write very precise prompts to avoid unwanted results. Also, during tagging I made a mistake: I misspelled the tag armlet as armelt, and the model learned it as Cosmos’s “second name.” If you don’t include that tag, as you can see in the second image, there will be some differences. This small mistake will be fixed in an updated version of this LoRA once I have more images available—hopefully uploaded by you in the comments below.

I still don’t know what I’ll do after finishing all the possible Crimson Comics characters—I’m still deciding, and I’ll update you when I’ve made a choice.

After this long monologue, thank you for reading this far, and I hope you enjoy the result.