This LoRA is designed to create an unstoppable werewolf that doesn’t lose fights. Silver bullets are useless against them, and they won’t care if you’re a 10-time world wrestling champion like The Rock—they’re going to devour you and forget about it by morning.The werewolves vary in appearance, some with more pronounced neck hunches. The LoRA excels at altering fur color and texture, allowing for realistic and even unusual combinations like "a mix of gray and beige with a soft, fluffy texture," "thick grey fur," or "a matted mix of brown and gray." While it’s not perfect, most natural colors work well, and even some crazy ones might succeed occasionally.Using "mouth open" is useful!Eyes were trained to glow in a variety of colors mostly yellow, orange, yellow orange, and red. You can also prompt for the eye color without glowing, less common colors can be harder to achieve consistently.The model also handles full moons in different sizes or none at all, and specifying the time of day, such as dawn, dusk, or night, helps. Terms like "moonlit" or "moonlight" are useful, especially when creating foggy scenes without a clear moon.The idea for these Werewolfs came from a book series called Monster Hunter International (not related to the monster hunter game franchise). The irony is those books have the worst cover art but the writing is solid as far as ballistics and battles.I've been working on this for a while I almost released it under SDXL and then I ended up developing it more. Flux helped me bring this to you so a big thank you to the developers.

Werewolf FLUX LoRA

Version 1: It can be used with just the word werewolf. Misty/Forest aren't needed I put them in trigger words because I used them a lot in training and if your image calls for it I think it will make your life easier. I recommend using 'mouth open', also if you want a specific eye glow especially yellow, red, orange, or yellow orange it should work fine using "eyes glowing color name"Prompting the fur style works pretty well for natural wolflike colors and blending those colors, I do not think it will do rainbow or neon, but you should be able to mix the natural wolf colors in unusual combinations for instance a 'creamy white and red blend' in either soft or rough textured fur should work.One quirk is that it often tunnels the image, centering dirt paths or roads under the werewolf, giving the sense that the creature is blocking your way. This was intentional, but it can limit versatility if you need a different setup. The goal was to create an image that conveys the futility of confronting this creature.Often I imagine I am one of the people at the beginning of the horror movie that have no idea there is a monster lurking in the neighborhood and when I am ambushed I have only a second or two to decide how I'm going to make my last stand. Can I somehow scar this monster before it rips me apart because there is no escape and the hero that is going to take it down later will only do so after losing his best fighters and trapping it in an enclosed space with the MOAB packed full of silver ball bearings with an iron core because lets face it regular silver doesn't have the weight to damage this thing and anything without silver won't stop its regeneration and even after you take it down you better cut its head off...sorry for the rant.This is just Version 1. I plan to refine it before Halloween. If you post images using this model in 1024x1024, I’ll try to incorporate community preferences into Version 2.

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