Kyoto Animation Style Lora Flux.2 Klein 9b

Kyoto Animation Style — New LoRA for Flux.2 klein 9B, trained in the modern Kyoto Animation style. This model captures the clean, warm, and instantly recognizable aesthetic of Kyoto Animation’s recent works. The training dataset consists of screenshots from: - 50% Violet Evergarden - 25% A Silent Voice (Koe no Katachi) - 25% Sound! Euphonium (Hibike! Euphonium) Style behavior: - The more “cute” and gentle your prompt is (e.g. “cute girl”, “warm smile”, “peaceful everyday scene”), the closer the result gets to the soft, bright style of Koe no Katachi and Hibike! Euphonium. - The more dramatic, emotional, or melancholic your prompt becomes (e.g. “dramatic scene”, “melancholic atmosphere”, “serious expression”), the closer it leans toward the beautiful, painterly style of Violet Evergarden. The model excels at generating female characters — from young adult girls to mature women — as well as male characters of all ages, from teenagers to elderly. Key features: - Prompting in natural English only (no tags or tokens) - Trigger word: Anime - Primarily designed for text-to-image, but also works great in img2img for style transfer - Trained on ~270 reference photos + 180 screenshots + 90 synthetic examples (to improve anatomy) Unfortunately, occasional finger anatomy issues can still appear. I'm currently working on a universal hand-fixer LoRA and will share the link soon after release. The model was not trained on NSFW content, but it can be combined with specialized if needed. Sometimes the model struggles with very small bust sizes. In those cases, works excellently. Generation recommendations: - I usually generate at 6–12 steps with Euler sampler. A strong recommendation for you to try euler_ancestral or res_multistep - Feel free to try other samplers—the results may vary - High-quality prompt = high-quality result - The model handles complex backgrounds very well - For 16:9 aspect ratio or scenes with multiple characters, I strongly recommend using a latent resolution of 1440×900 or higher to preserve fine details - For common anatomy errors of the Klein 9b model, use this .