<p>A fairly straightforward style lora based on the work of Okuragon on Danbooru. It should be especially good with anything related to Danganronpa. It even has some characters from Danganronpa Kirigiri and other more obscure pulls. As such I think it'd be a good resource for pushing up the ability of a model to work with these obscure characters when used in conjunction with other loras even at a lower strength. I'll have a more detailed prompting guide up eventually.</p><p></p><h1 id="anima-notes">Anima notes</h1><p>Fairly straightforward. It should work equally well with tags, narrative prompts, or a combination. Just toss in the okuragon, okuragon_(style) keywords.</p><p></p><h1 id="chroma-notes">Chroma notes</h1><p>The Chroma version is a lot more sensitive than the Illustrious lora. With the illustrious version you can pretty much set this style and it'll take things from there. But with Chroma the addition of other loras and prompting for various style elements can make a huge impact. I'm still trying to really get a feel for it myself. The Chroma tends to 'almost' get some of the Danganronpa characters - but not quite. As such I'd recommend pairing the Chroma lora with a Chroma or even Flux character lora at low strength for Danganronpa characters.</p><p></p><p>The Tsumugi image in the main gallery gives a good example. With that image I used my Tsumugi Shirogane lora at a strength of 0.3, this style lora at a strength of 0.8, and paired it with this style prompt:</p><p>okuragon_(style), aesthetic 9, A dynamic anime illustration of Tsumugi Shirogane in the okuragon art style with exceptionally clean sharp linework smooth digital gradients for shading and vibrant saturated colors that create a polished high-contrast look. The character designs are stylized with expressive features and flowing hair.</p>

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