[Edit: nevermind.] I need a male character for making examples in Anima. Any suggestions?

EDIT: It turns I won't need to change after all. Seems I just needed to add a single tag to get Snake working fine in Anima.

Took a break from Anima retrains after realizing the default training settings were likely causing issues with some (but not all) of my datasets only after I had ported several models (not an issue I had in Illustrious). I'm planning to go back and try some adjustments after doing some tests+fixing broken models (hopefully this weekened), but while prepping for that, I figured I'd ask for help with one question that's been bothering me and will come up in some future ports.

For Illustrious when making styles, and occasionally poses, I have long used "solid snake, headband, mullet, stubble, brown hair, sneaking suit" for examples. Snake is a rare combo of (mostly) known to Illustrious without a LoRA, recognizable to a large audience, possessing relatively realistic proportions, tolerant of extreme styles, balanced in serious/comedic that he "fit" a variety of LoRAs, and clearly not a child or real person that he became my go to male character when I needed a male for making examples. Unfortunately from the looks of it Anima doesn't know him nearly as well without a LoRA (which I can't use for example images), so I can't really continue using him. I really only discovered him working in Illustrious by accident (I think it was seeing if some LoRA I found would work for a joke with him, and it did) and have no idea who to replace him with for Anima. Since I don't really generate male characters much outside of example images, I figured I'd ask the community for potential replacements that Anima does know without a LoRA. I'd like to fill as many of the categories above as possible on a single character.

Edit: Lot more responses than I expected on this. Will have to consider carefully. Did some tests of suggestions here. At least one of them works well enough for me to use, but I think I'll give this a total of 48 hours before committing further.