Devil from Cuphead game and show. This version of LoRA focuses on a more cartoonish version of the Devil from the Cuphead show.
Main trigger:
devilcuphead, horns, black fur skin
claws, tailOptions:
white horns, demon tail
red nose, black nose
red eyes, black eyes
cartoon, long tongue, half closed eyes, hooves, sharp teeth, long fur
traditional bowtie, red bowtie, top hat, white headwear, white formal suit, white jacket, red scarf, party hat
black top hat, black formal suit, black pants, t-shirt, red capeWeapon:
holding trident, leaning on weapon, two-handed weaponMay help in difficult scenes:
yellow sclera, teeth, 1boy, boy black fur, animal hands, animal focusNotes:
The "black fur" or "black fur skin" or "boy black fur" tag should be considered the character's clothing when they're wearing only their fur. Adding this tag doesn't guarantee that they won't have unwanted elements on their chest, but it will reduce the risk of them appearing. This tag will also increase the chances that Devil will be rendered correctly in complex scenes.
Sometimes a character will appear with three or even more horns instead of two. This is likely due to their trident weapon; in the show, it's very similar in color to their horns, and LoRA partially remembers the trident as something resembling horns. This can be corrected by adding or removing the "horns" tag or replacing them with "white horns.
LoRA has had plenty of examples of the Devil wearing clothes, especially due to the use of the "1boy" tag. So sometimes, unwanted clothing from other characters can end up on him.
This LoRa is truly cursed. I reworked it four times because the devil wasn't displaying correctly with other characters. LoRa drew two devils instead of a different character.
In the first version, the primary tag was "devilcuphead," and there were no separate tags for "claws" and "horns," nor was there a primary tag for fur. Horns were only labeled white or a different color. This version had 136 images for training.
In the second version, some errors were corrected and the tail was removed from some drawings where it was too curled or had a difficult shape. In the second version, the "furry male" tag was added to all images to denote fur. This second version didn't solve the problem with displaying other characters and was almost immediately thrown in the trash.
In the third version, the "claws" and "horns" tags were added everywhere, and the primary tag was changed to "the devil (cuphead)." The results of the third iteration were unsatisfactory, although some images turned out decent. I will later publish this version as IL 1.0. In the fourth iteration, I will try returning the primary tag to "devilcuphead" and replacing the tags "1boy" --> "devil boy" and "furry male" --> "black fur." The fourth version turned out much worse than the third; the character was more humanoid, with almost no cartoon style, and the rendering of other characters along with the Devil was also poor.
In the fifth version, the primary tag for fur was changed to "black fur skin," the "devil boy" and "furry male" tags were removed, and the dataset was increased to 149 images. Images of Gawr Gura and Reimu Hakurei holding tridents were added, as well as several images of the Devil with other characters (female). Version 5 does a better job of displaying the Devil and other characters (female ones). It's still not perfect, but acceptable. It's obviously impossible to display the Devil with other male characters. And of course, it's impossible to display the Devil with two cup-headed heroes. This is all due to the main tag that includes devilCUPHEAD, but I won't redo LoRa for the sixth time; I've already lost too much buzz and time to the Devil. I'll publish iteration 5 as version 1.1.
This note applies to version 1.0. If you decide to use it and want to display a female character alongside the Devil, it will be quite problematic, especially if the girl has black hair. However, specifying the female character's skin color or tan, such as the "tanned girl" tag, may help.