Sorceress of Greyskull from the Filmation He-Man and the Masters of the Universe series (80's series)
Trained to recognize the headdress, leotard, and boots individually. Will need to fix the leotard since the generator (for Pony at least) takes leotard literally and leaves the sleeves (add "sleeves" to negative to fix.)
There are 3 sets to the character - the main Sorceress outfit, Teela-Na (the Sorceress before she became the Sorceress), and her evil Harpy form from the episode "To Save Skeletor"
It is revealed at some point that she has red hair (all Filmation women had red hair...) though the only instances in the training is with her pre-Sorceress Teela-Na personal. One side effect however is I used hair on her Harpy version so it will generate the messy harpy hair without some helpers ex: "red hair, hair down, straight hair"
Sorceress:
1girl, solo, motu_sorc, sorc, avian headdress, blue eyes, blue white leotard, orange feather cape, white furred boots
Teela-Na:
1girl, solo, motu_sorc, teelana, red hair, ponytail, blue eyes, purple tunic, black belt, gold armbands, gold bracelets, white furred boots
Harpy:
1girl, solo, motu_sorc, sorc_hrpy, white hair, messy hair, angry, cheekbones, blue white leotard, orange and blue feather wings, blue talons, orange tail feathers, evil
Some specifics used for Harpy transformation scene:
ruffled headdress (replace the original prompt this is frame between the headdress and harpy hair), transformation
A few expressions used:
slight smile, half-closed eyes, concerned, annoyed (note "angry" will likely trigger the harpy expression)
Notes:
"black eyes" was used to train the lora use if you want to imitate the original look of the animation - blue or any other color will give more expressive eyes.
The cape trained both "orange feather cape" for forward view and "orange and blue feather cape" for side and rear view.
The majority of the images used a pretty low quality or screenshots so face and eyes will look poor on most full head to toe shots. The generator may generator birds (due to use of avian) and can interpret the feather cape as wings (okay for the harpy but not so much for the other version) - adding both "birds" and "wings" to the negative help if not desired. If generating without the headdress you may also want to add "goggles" negative - sometimes it leaves the eyes and beak ;-)