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Gigi Andalucia

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Updated: Sep 5, 2026

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BF16, good balance • 87.6 MB

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LoRA
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Published

Sep 5, 2026

Base Model

Anima

Training
Steps: 2,400
Epochs: 12
Usage Tips
Strength: 0.9
Hash
AutoV2
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Trigger Words
gigiandalucia
gigiandalucia,blonde hair,blue eyes,outfit1,earrings,triangle earrings,neck ribbon,white leotard,sleeveless,white skirt,miniskirt,brown footwear
gigiandalucia,blonde hair,blue eyes,outfit1,earrings,triangle earrings,neck ribbon,white capelet,white leotard,sleeveless,white skirt,miniskirt,brown footwear
gigiandalucia,blonde hair,blue eyes,outfit2,brown jacket,hood,cropped hoodie,navel,black hoodie,black pants,shoes
gigiandalucia,blonde hair,blue eyes,outfit3,sundress,white dress,sun hat,white hat,strapless dress,off-shoulder dress,white footwear
gigiandalucia,blonde hair,blue eyes,outfit4,white bikini,pink straps
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Followers - 219

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Likes - 316

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License:

Anima

The Anima Model is licensed by CircleStone Labs LLC. Copyright CircleStone Labs LLC. IN NO EVENT SHALL CIRCLESTONE LABS LLC BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH USE OF THIS MODEL.

Built on NVIDIA Cosmos

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LoRA from Gundam Hathaway by Gigi Andalucia

Update log

V1.0

First version

V1.0 half

Since there were comments stating that the initial version was overfitted, I am releasing a version trained for half the number of steps—an intermediate checkpoint generated during the original training process. I have no plans to recreate the model unless I personally feel the need for it.

V1.1

Train on a new dataset of 100 images

Please do not make any requests.

Creating a LoRA model is a process that takes at least one day, from building the dataset to adjusting the labels, training the model, and verifying its performance.


I often receive comments like these after releasing a model:

"Please make a character named [Name]."

"Do you plan to make a [Name] version?"

I find receiving comments like this incredibly tiresome.

As stated in my profile, please do not make model requests. Do not ask for new characters or new versions. I am simply sharing the results of a project I pursue for my own enjoyment.

Asking "Do you have plans for a new version?" when I haven't announced anything is essentially demanding a remake. It is extremely presumptuous.

Please don't act as if you are critiquing a meal after someone has kindly shared their packed lunch with you; this isn't a restaurant.

If you aren't satisfied with it, please find something that suits you or create it yourself.