Sign In

Franco-Canadian Y2K Spy Animation Style

0

Early Access

Updated: Sep 9, 2026

styleanimeflattv

Download

1 variant available

bf16 SafeTensor

TFranadia-V01-Krea2.safetensors

BF16, good balance • 218 MB

Verified:

Type
LoRA
Stats

3

0

Generation License Fee

1 / 1 image

Reviews
Published

Sep 9, 2026

Base Model

Krea 2

Training
Steps: 4,000
Epochs: 15
Usage Tips
Strength: 1
Hash
AutoV2
57497AF23C
Trigger Words
TSStyleV1K2
default creator card background decoration
Uploads - 37

37

Followers - 1179

1.2K

Likes - 1959

2K

Celestial Tide 🪽 2nd Edition
FinalLoRA_00023_.png

Activation Tag: TSStyleV1K2

A Krea 2 style LoRA trained to reproduce a distinctive early-2000s Franco-Canadian spy-cartoon aesthetic.

This LoRA is designed to capture the visual language of that era and transfer it to original prompts, characters and scenes. It is not meant to reproduce specific copyrighted characters, but rather to apply the recognizable stylistic qualities of that animation style to new creations.

What it does

- Clean, confident 2D linework

- Bold and readable cel shading

- Vibrant Y2K-inspired color palettes

- Stylish, fashion-forward character design

- Expressive faces and body language

- Clear silhouettes and strong pose readability

- Dynamic framing for everyday, fashion, comedy and action scenes

- Stylized backgrounds and polished animated compositions

- Strong multi-character scene readability

Intended use

Use this LoRA when you want a polished Y2K animated spy-cartoon look with strong graphic appeal and a clear 2D television-animation feel.

It works especially well for:

- original female and male characters

- group shots

- school, city, fashion and spy settings

- stylish action scenes

- colorful cartoon interiors and exteriors

## Important note

This is a style LoRA, not a character LoRA.

The goal is to bring this specific Franco-Canadian Y2K spy-animation look to new prompts and original scenes rather than copying any existing character.

Comparison

In side-by-side tests, prompts using the LoRA reliably produce the intended stylized cartoon aesthetic. The same prompts without the LoRA do not recreate that specific look and often appear noticeably more realistic. This makes the stylistic effect of the LoRA easy to verify.