Konstantin Merkitanov
W PixAI prompty są domyślnie publiczne, ale twórcy mogą je ukryć w każdej opublikowanej pracy. Autor tej pracy zdecydował się to zrobić, więc słowa użyte do wygenerowania obrazu pozostają prywatne — widzi je wyłącznie autor. Ukrycie promptu nie zmienia niczego więcej: praca nadal jest publiczna, a Ty możesz ją polubić, skomentować i udostępnić jak zwykle.
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I need to clarify something before processing this input. "pleroma," "nirvana," and the trailing commas don't clearly describe an image subject, character, or visual content — and "pleroma" is an obscure reference (a Gnostic theology term, or a minor character name in FFXIV) while "nirvana" could refer to the band, a Buddhist concept, or the Kurt Cobain inspiration.
Could you clarify what you'd like depicted? For example:
- A character named Nirvana from a specific game/anime?
- A Nirvana (band) themed image?
- A religious/mystical scene?
Without a clear subject, game/anime IP, or character, I can't properly expand this into valid Danbooru tags. Please provide more detail about the desired subject and any relevant IP context.
Kin6
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k6
I need to clarify the input first. "pleroma" and "nirvana" could refer to:
1. **Pleroma** — a term from Gnosticism, or possibly a specific character/franchise
2. **Nirvana** — the Buddhist concept, or the band Nirvana
However, I cannot determine a clear image description, character, or IP context from these two standalone terms with empty fields. Could you please clarify:
- Are **Pleroma** and **Nirvana** intended as **characters** from a specific game/anime/manga?
- Or are they **conceptual/thematic elements** you want depicted?
- What kind of scene or subject are you requesting?
Once you clarify, I can properly translate and format the prompt with appropriate danbooru tags (e.g., `1girl`/`1boy`, IP names, quality tags, appearance details).
Note: If you meant **Pleroma** as a specific character name, please confirm the source IP so I can add the correct `character\(ip\)` tag.
Kin6
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