Pink (Dragon Pink) Anima

Additional Notes: Anima v1.0 Version

In combination with Anima v1.0, this LoRA remains stable at resolutions around 1536×1536 (~2.36MP), allowing for cleaner and more detailed high-res images of Pink compared the the p3 LoRA. The v1.0 version includes improved tagging and concept separation.

For best collar consistency, prompt:
tiger print collar, neck bell

If the collar becomes a generic pet collar or the wrong color, try negatives such as:
leather collar, buckle, pet collar, shiny collar

The original Preview 3 version will remain available for comparison, posterity, and for anyone interested in the evolution of the tagging and training approach between the two releases.

Pink (Dragon Pink) Anima Character LoRAs

Recreate Pink from Dragon Pink for Anima (p3 and v1.0), based exclusively on her appearance in the three-part 1994–1995 OVA produced by Pink Pineapple (animation by AIC). The character originates from the manga Dragon Pink by 伊藤洋行 (Itō Yōkō), published in four volumes.

The dataset is curated from OVA screenshots, official cover art, and original animation cels. The model is trained with flexibility in mind, with special care taken to separate Pink’s cat features and light brown fur color from her white tiger-print outfit, avoiding common concept-bleeding issues.

Trigger

pink (dragon pink)

Recommended Tags (for anime-accurate appearance)

Anatomy
dark-skinned female, pink hair, long hair, drill sidelocks, green eyes, animal ears, cat ears, cat tail, light brown tail

Attire (outfit)
white dress, print dress, tiger print, sleeveless, bare shoulders, cleavage, sash, red sash

Attire (accessories)
For the v1.0 LoRA, use:
tiger print collar, neck bell
For the p3 LoRA, use:
collar, white collar, print collar, neck bell

Attire (footwear)
boots, ankle boots, grey boots

OVA art style
retro artstyle, 1990s (style), anime coloring, anime screenshot

Notes

• Please refer to the example images for guidance and inspiration when building prompts

• For rear views of Pink's attire, consider adding: obi, bow

• If the tail appears incorrect when the signature dress is not in the scene, try: tiger print or striped tail

• In rare cases, reinforce the collar with: print collar, white collar

• Anima responds well to natural language prompting. You can experiment by describing pose, expression, or composition alongside Danbooru tags

Trained to balance accuracy and flexibility.