I may have to skim through the first season of Skeleton Knight to remind myself what’s going on; it’s been a while, and the light novels stopped rather abruptly.

As for Tan Teen Oni Waifu (officially, “The Frontier Lord Begins with Zero Subjects”), I just hope it’s good enough for me to make it through the season. I mean, it’s not an isekai, not a harem, the hero is an honorable man and proven warrior who looks his age, the twin lolis are completely unsexualized, and the stakes are modest.

And in a departure from recent tradition, there will be other things to watch!

Keeping the arse in Ars…

Detailed analysis of hominid bones supposedly revealed that the pre-humans:

“…had a concept of gender as a part of an individual’s identity”

No, you clod, it means that they could tell the difference between boys and girls at a glance. Yeesh.

The trouble with Supergirl

One thing I haven’t seen in the (apparently quite justified) criticism of this movie is that in the graphic novel it’s based on (for some definition of “based”) Supergirl isn’t the main character. I’d describe it as “how my coming-of-age road trip with Supergirl changed my life”. Not exactly a summer blockbuster of a plot, which would have made it a poor choice even before the extensive rewrites and reshoots.

Anyway, here’s another bit of Krea2 cheesecake

The Krea 2 Turbo model is much more stable than Klein-9B when it comes to anatomy. I’ve had a very small number of extra fingers, and exactly one extra arm out of a few thousand gens. One gal was missing half an arm, but she was a robot, and these things just happen to robo-gals.

Not Krea, just Klein-9B

This is a remake of an old favorite. She got caught up in the batch image-analysis run (which is mostly real photos of real gals), so I thought I’d try feeding the Markdown prompt directly into Klein while I was waiting for official Krea support in SwarmUI. It worked.

I’ve re-scanned ~72,000 images so far, after refining the prompts and processing scripts, so I have a nice, stable system for creating a library of structured JSON prompts that can be used as-is or with various parameters updated dynamically, and optionally passed through an LLM for enhancement. Most of the modern models handle JSON directly, and Ideogram 4 even supports complex layout using bounding-boxes, something it sounds like Krea is going to try to train into their next release.

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