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AZNIMA

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Updated: Sep 8, 2026

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LoRA
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Published

Sep 8, 2026

Base Model

Anima

Training
Steps: 800
Usage Tips
Strength: 0.8
Hash
AutoV2
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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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AZNIMA — Detailed 2D Anime Style for Anima

AZNIMA is a versatile style LoRA created for Anima, focused on richly detailed 2D anime illustrations, expressive character rendering and elaborate environments.

It was trained on a broad visual dataset covering natural landscapes, fantasy ruins, forests, mountains, beaches, temples, medieval architecture, modern and futuristic cities, interiors, laboratories, orbital environments and post-apocalyptic locations. It works for both character-focused illustrations and environment-only compositions.

AZNIMA is particularly suited for:

  • Detailed anime and semi-realistic 2D rendering

  • Characters integrated into elaborate environments

  • Cinematic lighting and atmospheric depth

  • Colorful fantasy landscapes

  • Urban, futuristic and post-apocalyptic scenery

  • Close portraits, dynamic compositions and wide establishing shots

  • Detailed hair, eyes, clothing, materials and backgrounds

No trigger word is required. Simply describe the character, action, environment, camera angle and lighting you want. Moderate prompt lengths generally provide the most coherent results, so favor clear composition instructions over excessive tag accumulation.

This LoRA has technically been ready for about three months. It was simply kept warm on my hard drive while I performed the highly demanding creative process known as being too lazy to post it. But it has finally escaped—have fun with it!