OmegaShoutmon (Digimon Fusion) [Pony & Illustrious]

UPDATE: Illustrious version is now added with the same trigger word and tag prompts. Much like the Pony version, his arms are a bit hard to get accurately, but the Illustrious version does a much better job generating it. If the side of his arms generate sleeves, then put "sleeves" in the negative prompts. If you get a tail generated on the character, then remove "wingless dragon" and add "tail" in the negative prompts. It's also really hard to get only 3 fingers showing on the character since that is part of the character design, but I'm sure that's not a deal breaker for most. Other than that, it works almost flawlessly. If you are using the model by itself with no additional loras, then use the WAI-NSFW checkpoint for a shinier look and Hassaku checkpoint if you want it to look more like the anime.

OmegaShoutmon from Digimon Fusion also called Digimon Xros Wars in Japan. This was a unique one to get down, so it won't always look accurate to the character when it comes to the body armor. All the training was done by me getting 1080p screencaps from the show in HD and one official artwork piece from the anime. A lot of his appearances in the anime were close-up shots, so it'll get the face right and his v-shaped headwear at least. As for the full body I'm not quite sure especially around the lower portion and his mechanical arms and fingers, but I did train some of these screencaps with three-quarter portraits or full body whenever the anime decided to show his full appearance and not a close-up.

Positive Prompts: OmegaShoutmon, furry, anthro, scalie, wingless dragon, blue eyes, white mouth, armor, gold armor

Extras: shiny armor, sharp teeth

You can also genderbend the character and the AI will do it's best to make that happen. If you generate it with NSFW content, then it'll highly likely change the armor outfit drastically lol. You can take off the armor too, but the body color might come completely white, or a combo of gold and white. The headwear always seems to be in tact though.