<h2 id="note:-some-images-that-show-that-&quot;detail&quot;-in-their-design-may-be-flagged-as-r-even-if-it-is-not-very-notable-(you-can-always-vote-for-pg-13-rating-tho).-8kxv8bjnj">Note: Some images that show that "detail" in their design may be flagged as R, even if it is not very notable (you can always vote for PG-13 rating tho).</h2><h2 id="i'll-see-if-theres-any-good-way-to-make-it-discrete-enough-to-be-marked-pg-13-via-negative-prompts-later.-kculnumr7">I'll see if theres any good way to make it discrete enough to be marked PG-13 via negative prompts later.</h2><p></p><p><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://tensor.art/models/801919893931854756?source_id=kT63rlHllUC7rfAiaHfz8xcl">Also on Tensor.Art!</a></p><p></p><p>The second yearly prank character by the "VIPpers" in the early days of vocal synth communities, right between Kasane Teto and Namine Ritsu.</p>

(PD/IL) Yokune Ruko (UTAU/Vipperloid)

<p>This one has turned out insanely better then I imagined lmao. It's deff my most consistent lora so far, to the point their heterochromia wasnt swapped at all on my simpler prompts, and still was correct half or more of the time in my other prompts. I'll later try seeing if I can use the heterochromia tag with some inline weight to manage and make it even more consistent</p><p>But still, I'm gemuinely surprised how it turned out... Maybe it's because I used the gelbooru tag as triggerword? Probably a little, since putting "yokune_ruko" amd "heterochromia" gives me the exact eye colors (and, if i add more related tags, the eye colors show up in the exact order).</p><p>Damn, now I regret training Ritsu as "NamineRitsu" instead of "namine_ritsu" lmao</p>

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