SCP-1471 - MalO

SCP-1471 (MalO) – A Digital Nightmare

This LoRA brings to life SCP-1471, also known as MalO, from the world of the SCP Foundation, an organization that documents and contains paranormal phenomena. MalO is a mysterious entity often described as a haunting female monster with a canine skull for a head. Once seen, she’s impossible to shake, constantly appearing in the periphery of the victim’s vision.

Hunyuan Video:

Trained on 16 custom made HD images and 6 videos.

How to Use: To trigger Mal0, best incorporate the phrase "Mal0, a female monster with an elongated canine skull with glowing blue pupils and black fur" into your prompt.

You can also add a tail into your prompt if it is not already triggered. That works quite well.

I would recommend a weight between 1 and 1.25. If you are adding other loras that have been trained on humans, I would choose higher weights.

The uploaded videos were created with an original resolution of 544 x 960 px and had a frame rate of 12 fps. I scaled them up to double the resolution and interpolated the frame rate to 24 fps.

Flux:

How to Use: To trigger the SCP-1471 effect, use phrases like “a picture of a female monster named SCP-1471. She has an elongated canine skull with blue glowing pupils and a black fur.” This basic description reliably captures MalO’s appearance. General phrases that describe her monstrous look or the aura of fear she exudes will also work well.

For more variation, you can play with her level of brutality: a more feral, clawed creature, or something with a slightly more human look. A good starting point for prompts is always “a female monster named SCP-1471” or “SCP-1471, a female monster with a canine skull head.” You can add details like “mouth open and sticking her tongue out,” and even experiment with how long her tongue should be.

Best Usage Tips: This LoRA works best in a drawn or illustrated style, helping to emphasize SCP-1471’s surreal, otherworldly qualities. While it’s possible to create more realistic scenes, the current version leans toward a stylized, digital drawing approach. Photorealism is something I plan to develop in future versions, but it will take time to perfect.

For now, keeping your prompts simple and focusing on the creature's appearance works best. Whether you're aiming for a truly monstrous look or something subtly threatening, the LoRA responds well to clear, descriptive inputs.

Have fun! :)