Luna is back — now on Krea2.The first character I ever released is back, this time trained on Krea2. Same face, same vibe — new base model, new texture.Luna predates the <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/collections/17053587">ShinobiSat Cast</a> (April 2026), and with this release she officially joins it. First character in the series to cross from Z-Image to Krea2.<hr />Specs<ul><li>Trigger word: <code>K_LuN4_KSC</code></li><li>Base model: Krea2</li><li>Recommended weight: 1.0 — but this one behaves a bit differently, see below</li><li>Working range: 0.6 → 1.0</li></ul><hr />Notes on weightLuna is a distinctive character on her own — she doesn't need to be pushed. A few practical notes:<ul><li>1.0 and 0.8 are both very faithful — they trade off across scenes rather than one being clearly better. Try both, pick per shot.</li><li>0.6 is worth exploring: Luna stays recognizable but reads softer — less made-up, hair less heavy. A "no-makeup Luna" that still holds her identity.</li><li>0.4 is edge case — some scenes hold, most lose her.</li><li>I wouldn't push above 1.0 — she's marked enough on her own.</li></ul><hr />Notes<ul><li>Stress-tested across a wide range of prompts and contexts — character holds, flexibility is there.</li><li>All preview images here were generated with Luna V2 alone, no style LoRA stacked. What you see is the LoRA on its own.</li><li>Pairs naturally with the <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2748997/krea2-workflow-shinobisat-workflows">ShinobiSat Krea2 Workflow </a>— same pipeline, tested together (link below).</li></ul><hr />If you cook something nice with her, drop it in the gallery.Luna V2 is the eighth drop of the <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/collections/17053587">ShinobiSat Cast </a>— and the first time an older character crosses over to Krea2 in this series.— ShinobiSat <hr /> Luna — Character LoRA for Z-Image TurboLuna is a photorealistic character LoRA trained on Z-Image Turbo. She has short dark wavy hair with bangs, expressive brown eyes, and a naturally intense look that adapts well across editorial, lifestyle, and more creative contexts.Trained and tested for both SFW and NSFW use. For NSFW content, the standard Z-Image Turbo limits apply — though you may notice some improvements in chest definition.<hr />Trigger Word<code>ZLuna</code>Start your prompt with the trigger word, then describe the scene. No need to describe Luna's appearance — the LoRA handles that.<hr />Base ModelPrimarily developed and tested on the Z-Image Turbo base model (link below), where she performs best. Other Z-Image Turbo variants have been tested as well — most work fine, a few may need minor adjustments.<hr />LoRA WeightRecommended range: 0.8 – 1.0WeightResultBelow 0.6Character identity lost0.6 – 0.8Luna recognizable but fading0.8 – 1.0Sweet spot — full character fidelity1.1 – 1.4Works well, some features more pronounced1.5+Over-saturation, quality degradation<hr />LoRA CompatibilityTested with several LoRAs — primarily the ones I use most frequently alongside Z-Image Turbo. Some combine seamlessly, others need weight tuning. Multi-LoRA setups always benefit from experimentation.<hr />Known LimitationsOccasional anatomy artifacts (extra limb) may appear during high-volume generation — seems random and not specifically tied to the LoRA. In extensive testing (~200–300 generations), fewer than 5–6 showed any issues.<hr />This is my first character LoRA. Feedback and generations are always welcome — drop them in the comments or tag me!

ShinobiSat Cast — Luna

Specs<ul><li>Trigger word: <code>K_LuN4_KSC</code></li><li>Base model: Krea2</li><li>Recommended weight: 1.0 — but this one behaves a bit differently, see below</li><li>Working range: 0.6 → 1.0</li></ul>Notes on weightLuna is a distinctive character on her own — she doesn't need to be pushed. A few practical notes:<ul><li>1.0 and 0.8 are both very faithful — they trade off across scenes rather than one being clearly better. Try both, pick per shot.</li><li>0.6 is worth exploring: Luna stays recognizable but reads softer — less made-up, hair less heavy. A "no-makeup Luna" that still holds her identity.</li><li>0.4 is edge case — some scenes hold, most lose her.</li><li>I wouldn't push above 1.0 — she's marked enough on her own.</li></ul>

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