BRAVO - MemeMix
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BRAVO β MemeMix
π§© Easy access to the visual concepts stored in the base SD 1.5 dataset (up to ~2021).
The model can reliably call classic characters, styles, mascots, pop-culture icons and recognizable visual identities.
π How to summon a character / concept:
Use the syntax: (X:1.25)
where X is the character or concept you want.
(Not a LoRA trigger β the model pulls from its internal concept space.)
β οΈ Notes & limitations:
β’ Some concepts are blended β for example, Aeon Flux from the MTV animated series is heavily mixed with the film version.
β’ Historical or literary characters (e.g., DβArtagnan, Joan of Arc) are composite β built from multiple illustrations.
β’ Bender is partially mixed with other Futurama characters.
β’ Calling a purely drawn/animated character in realism may require several attempts.
β’ But strong, high-signal concepts like Stormtrooper, Pikachu, etc. are clean and highly stable.
β Improved hands
Hand generation is more stable and coherent across all styles.
β Do not use NEG: bad hands β it tends to make characters look younger.
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Prefer NEG: low detailed hands β more effective and stable.
βοΈ If you still see issues:
Schedule type: beta
Sampling steps: 40+
works in most cases.
π€ Supports complex scenes
Well suited for memes, interactions, comedic setups, staged scenes, and character mashups.
πΌοΈ Extended generation field
β’ The model supports a 1024 px vertical resolution for full-body characters.
β’ Optimal size: 512 Γ 832 (the model tends to follow golden-ratio composition more consistently).
π§ Character mixing
For controlled multi-character layouts, use Regional Prompter:
https://stable-diffusion-art.com/regional-prompter/
π Text in images
SD 1.5 still struggles with text.
For meme templates, use ControlNet (Scribble / Canny / Reference) after preparing a rough layout in any image editor.
π Additional tips are included in the prompt examples
The model is highly flexible for experimentation, comedy, aesthetic mixes and meme creativity.




















