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ComfyUI Sequence Reflections

Updated: Aug 25, 2026

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Aug 12, 2026

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Krea 2

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Don’t Reinvent the Wheel

勿重复造轮,善用现成流程

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Anima

Basic T2I workflow framework, expandable per personal preference (bundled with extensive custom plugins)

Experimental Extensions:

Anima-2.9B

https://civitai.com/models/2855007/anima-29b

https://huggingface.co/Gazingstars123/Anima-2.9B

Anima-2.9B is a fine-tune and layer-expansion of circlestone-labs/Anima.

Transformer depth expansion: expanded from 28 transformers layers to 40, growing the model to ~2.9B parameters. Each new layer is added by deep-copying its neighboring layer's weights, using interleaved insertion with zeroed-out output projections, making the new model functionally identical to Anima-base at initialization.

Anima 3.8B

https://civitai.com/models/2880480/anima-38b?modelVersionId=3255578

https://github.com/GumGum10/forge-anima-3.8B

Anima 3.8B is an experimental expansion of Anima 2.9B aimed at prompt adherence, multi-character binding, interactions, spatial instructions, and mixed natural-language/tag prompting. Anima 2.9B's layers were expanded to 52, making this model essentially 3.8B, hence the name.

It is a paired release:

an expanded 52-block diffusion transformer;

a progressive Qwen3.5 cross-attention adapter;

the separate Qwen3.5 4B text encoder

PS: Anima 3.8B is not compatible with the Anima workflow.

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Krea2 turbo(beta57)

Krea2 turbo社区工作流的极简直出版,Scheduler固定为beta57,配合模块化采样栈。

Minimal export version of the Krea2 Turbo community workflow, with Scheduler fixed to Beta57 and a modular sampling stack.

Redundant piles of plugins, self-righteous custom nodes, maddeningly convoluted workflows—they throw spanners in the works every single day.