Solaire of Astora (Dark Souls) [Krea2]

Solaire of Astora, Knight of the Sun, from the Dark Souls universe.

Main trigger:

Solaire of Astora, a knight wearing a cylindrical great helm with a single red feather, a green fur mantle, and a white tabard featuring a large yellow sun emblem with red rays and a stylized human face. He wears intricate chainmail, metal bracers, and high armored boot

Clothes details:

Head: Cylindrical great helm, featuring a narrow horizontal or cross-shaped eye slit. Topped with a single, vibrant red feather plume.

Shoulders: A thick, rugged, textured green fur mantle draped heavily over the shoulders.

Torso: A white, slightly frayed tabard worn over the chest. It prominently displays a large, stylized yellow sun emblem with jagged red rays and a serene, stylized human face at its center.

Underarmor: Intricate, interlocking silver-grey chainmail covering the torso, arms, and legs.

Arms: Polished metal bracers and gauntlets protecting the forearms and hands, worn over chainmail sleeves.

Legs & Feet: Chainmail trousers tucked into high, reinforced, articulated metal armored boots (greaves).

Accessories: A brown leather belt with a metal buckle cinching the waist, holding a sheathed straight longsword at the hip.

Praise the Sun pose (not work corretly):

Performing the "Praise the Sun" gesture. His arms raised high in a wide V-shape, palms open

Notes:

1. The LoRA doesn't quite capture the non-canonical meme face found on Solaire of Astora's tabard. I could try adding more close-up images of that face to the dataset for a future version of the LoRA—though such a version is unlikely to happen, and I'm generally satisfied with the current result.

2. The famous pose also doesn't work correctly. His hands aren't pressed against his palms.

3. To remove the sun emblem from the rear view, removing the "Solaire of Astora" tag might help, as the emblem is associated with that character. However, this is not guaranteed to work.

4. Only safe-for-work images of Solaire of Astora were used to train the LoRA.