Elder Dominated Busty Elf Gal’s secret weapon is slightly more subtle than her main batteries: pheromones. Her attempt to demonstrate them on Our Susceptible Mayor is quickly intercepted by Our Very Possessive Legal-Loli Demon Gal, though, and then Night-Knight Gal Karen slowplays her pocket aces. The road to a type 1 Tenchi solution is hard, it seems.

Next week, a new player enters the game, who is definitely not a haremette.

Verdict: still delivering on its promises.

(I can’t speak for her show, but I have to say that Amona deserves a lot more fan-art)

A Malfoid Movie…

Someone on X posted a Mr. & Mrs. Smith movie poster for Harry and Miss Malfoy, so I responded with something that seemed obvious:

What I learned was that neither Krea 2 nor Qwen 2.1 knew what to do with the Unicode “¾” fraction glyph, but both automatically composed it if you asked for “3/4”.

The Book Of Poses

I’ve been having good success using Strata’s more capable LLMs to generate random art styles, so I thought I’d see how it would do at generating sexy poses. I was careful with my wording, so I wasn’t getting too many refusals, but then I found out that there was a built-in uncensoring switch, documented but hidden under an obscure name, --experimental-speed-projection. Add that to the setup line, and refusals go way, way down. This is good, because you get to use a large LLM without having to deal with the issues often introduced when someone uses uncensoring and abliteration techniques to create a new model. As a bonus, the feature enables a switch in the GUI, so you can simply turn it off if you detect any issues with a particular request.

Anyway, I built a library of 608 distinct prompts that produced mostly distinct poses. I deduped them in my usual way, but I needed to actually render them to see if different text produced substantially identical results. Which it often did.

A bit of LLM-assisted tinkering produced a script that mostly clustered similar poses, but I have to tweak the variables to reduce the number of false associations. Meanwhile, here’s some of the test outputs.

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