Introducing Mio.
Mio is a woman of Japanese descent in the grande tradition of Hitomi Tanaka and other busty Japanese models. She is my first Wan 2.2 character LoRA so it's not perfect, but I'm learning. See below for model and prompt guidance. The keyword for the model is simply "Mio".
Important: This model is 100% fictitious and is not based on images of any real person. She originated with images generated by AI and has evolved from there using only AI rendering. No images (neither actual nor AI-generated) of any real person was ever involved in the making of this model.
Mio used to be a geeky teenager who was into Pokémon, rebuilding her gaming rig, board games, and comics. Then she grew up, and out, and nothing else changed. She still loves all those things, only she's a lot more jiggly, her shirts are all stretched out, and she attracts a lot more attention than before.
Usage and Tips:
As a standard Wan 2.2 model, this LoRA comes as a pair with High and Low noise models. You should get good results with a standard 50% / 50% split between high and low steps, but feel free to adjust as you like. Mio sometimes appears with odd nipples with an extra bump or two. If you see this and you like the clip otherwise, try reducing the low noise model to 0.50, that sometimes helps. If you reduce the strength of low noise, or even turn it off entirely, you can reinforce the Mio appearance with a phrase like "a pretty Japanese woman with short black hair and and round wire-rimmed glasses". Even at normal 1.00 strength, she sometimes appears with longer hair unless you reinforce with the "short black hair" description. In other words, those extra descriptive phrases aren't necessarily required, but they sometimes help so it's easiest to just leave them in when working with this model.
All the samples were generated with a lightx2v accelerator, with either 4/4 steps or 5/5. The only models in use are Mio and Boob Physics, both at 1.00 in high and low unless noted otherwise. All the visuals and motions have been trained into the model.
In my experiments, the high noise model can stand very well on its own. With descriptive text about Mio, you often don't even need the low noise model. The face details are not quite the same, but you can get even more pure Wan cinematic detail if you don't use the low noise model. So give that a try and you might be pleasantly surprised by the results. I also found that the high noise model can work very well as a general-purpose "woman with huge breasts" model if you give other descriptions instead. You can give her long blonde hair, for example, or change other things about her and still get the general body shape to fit into your scenes as you like.
I hope you all enjoy working with Mio and please do post your video creations here in this model page so I can see what kinds of adventures you have in mind for her.