A Salvadoran folklore spirit for the New Aera universe. From behind she is a woman worth
following — long black hair, moving like water. From the front: a bare skull, two horns, and
the truth. She was cursed for what she did with her beauty, and now she is condemned to keep
using it.
Unlike a ghost who drifts, she hunts on purpose. She knows exactly what she is doing.
🔑 Trigger
siguanaba
⚠️ Read this before your first generation
The skull is not bound to the trigger word. On its own, siguanaba gives you a horned,
skeletal woman with an ordinary face — which looks good, but isn't her. To get the actual
character, always add:
skull face, bare skull, empty eye sockets, teeth
With those tags the skull comes out reliably. Without them it mostly won't, especially in
close-up portraits.
🎨 What the LoRA gives you on its own
Two slender horns
Very long black hair
Glowing skeletal ribs and spine
Blue glowing eyes
Tropical night atmosphere — rivers, palms, moonlight
💡 Prompting tips
Describe the jaw when you want a clear skull in a portrait:
jaw open, teeth visible.
Anime checkpoints default hard to human faces, and the jaw is what breaks that.Don't describe emotion through human features.
blush,smileandparted lipspull a
human face back in — a skull cannot blush. Use the jaw, the glow in the eye sockets and head
tilt instead.Put
mask, skull necklace, holding skullin the negative. Otherwise the model likes to hand
her a skull instead of giving her one.She belongs to water and night: rivers, wetlands, jungle, ruins, moonlight.
⚙️ Recommended settings
Base model: Illustrious (trained on WAI-Illustrious-SDXL v1.70)
LoRA strength: 1.0
Works well at 832×1216 portrait
🌍 About New Aera
New Aera is a world that collects lost things. Most of them were taken. She walked in on her own.
Description
V1 — first release
Trained on Illustrious (WAI-Illustrious-SDXL v1.70) — 25 images, rank 64 / alpha 32, 2000 steps.
⚠️ The skull is NOT bound to the trigger word. Always add:
skull face, bare skull, empty eye sockets, teeth
With siguanaba alone you get a horned, skeletal woman with an ordinary face — which looks
good, but isn't her. In close-up portraits, describing the jaw jaw open, teeth visible)
makes the difference.
Recommended: strength 1.0, 832×1216 portrait.









