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AnimaThe 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
π What is Anima_Liquid?
Anima_Liquid is an experimental merge model created to modify rendering behavior while preserving the original prompt understanding of Anima.
It was built by integrating custom-made LoRA into multiple checkpoints in order to test whether texture and rendering characteristics can be controlled through merging.
π² Changes from Preview Base
- Changed contrast behavior
- Added variation in color and lighting
- Enhanced texture rendering
- Modified glow and effect rendering
- Different tendencies when generating fantasy / furry / creature themed characters
π§ͺ Purpose
This model is not intended to reproduce a specific style.
Instead, it was created as a test model to observe how merging and LoRA integration affect rendering behavior.
Because of this, output may vary significantly depending on:
- prompt
- sampler
- seed
- other generation settings
π© Recommended Use
- Comparing different Anima-based checkpoints
- Testing merge behavior
- Testing LoRA-integrated models
- Generating fantasy / furry / insect / monster characters
- Testing glow, effects, and high-contrast rendering
βοΈ Recommended Settings
- Sampler: ER SDE / Euler a / DPM++
- Steps: 20β30
- CFG: 4β6
- Resolution: 1024β1536
𧬠Requirements
Please use the original Anima Preview CLIP and VAE.
π Notes
- This is not an official model
- This is an experimental merge created for testing purposes
- Unexpected outputs or unstable behavior may occur
β Feedback
Feedback and example generations are welcome.


