@freckledvixon Such Lora as gothic neon has a huge effect on images, even with the scale 0.2-0.4 and without using trigger words. Sometimes you don't need to use trigger words to get this popular style that is the result of mixing gothic neon V1 + Expressive + Incase. But at the same time, these trigger words 'glowing, neon' add an annoying halo to the image in most cases.

I really like to use your dandadan style Lora, not because of the style, but because adding this Lora to a prompt makes almost any non-portrait image much more consistent with intricate poses. I think it's because of your nice capturing and abundance of intricate poses in the source. By the way, even portrait poses look more unusual with it.

You can notice it only if you generate thousands of images every day using hundreds of different Lora.

Sometimes the Lora makes changes to the image that were not intended by the author, especially when mixed with other Loras. But others like it, and everyone starts using it to get a similar effect, not the style for which the Lora was created. But is it so bad? In any case, the author of the Lora gets buzz for this

@Un_Original I'm curious for this dandadan style Lora, but I can't for the life of me find the one you mean. Can I ask: what's the full name?

@egregius You may have found it by now, but they're likely referring to Vixon's Anime/Manga Style - Dan Da Dan.

@freckledvixon wait i dont understand,i thought that is the point of posting stuff, so everyone can see it and everyone pulls resources, enriching versaility. Should I be adding trigger words to my remixes? Im all about supporting creators of ckpts and loras. So let me know