SuperFuta MaxBase — SDXL Realistic / Stylized Merge Experiment

SuperFuta MaxBase — SDXL Realistic / Stylized Merge Experiment

SuperFuta MaxBase is an SDXL merge experiment built around realistic character rendering, muscular fantasy-body influence, stylized anatomy, and adult-leaning fantasy character concepts.

This is not a professionally trained checkpoint. It is a personal merge test made with a simple Weight Sum approach, combining three SDXL models at equal strength:

homoveritasXL_v20NAIXLEPS

mfgsGoddessOfMuscle_v10

phantasmagoria_sdxl098

The goal was to create a flexible base model that leans toward realistic and semi-realistic figures, while adding stronger support for muscular bodies, exaggerated fantasy proportions, stylized glamour, and futanari/adult-character concepts when prompted that way.

No LoRAs were used in this merge, and there are no required trigger words.

What I Was Trying To Do

The basic idea was:

Take a realistic SDXL direction

Blend in stronger muscular/fantasy-body influence

Add more stylized, dramatic, imaginative art bias

Push the model toward adult fantasy character concepts without needing a LoRA

Keep it usable as a general base model, not only one niche output

I wanted something that could handle realistic bodies, strong anatomy, fantasy glamour, dramatic lighting, and more extreme character concepts while still keeping SDXL flexibility.

How To Use It

Start with normal SDXL prompting.

You do not need a trigger word.

A good prompt structure is:

subject, body type, anatomy details, pose, clothing or adult direction, lighting, camera, style, background, quality tags

For realistic results, use photography terms:

realistic photo, cinematic lighting, natural skin texture, detailed anatomy, sharp focus, 35mm lens, studio lighting, high detail

For fantasy or stylized results, push the model harder:

fantasy character, exaggerated proportions, muscular body, dramatic pose, glowing rim light, painted realism, cinematic fantasy scene, high detail

For adult/futanari-leaning results, prompt directly with the anatomy and body type you want. The model has no trigger word, so the prompt has to carry the concept.

Suggested Prompt

realistic fantasy character, powerful muscular feminine body, exaggerated fantasy anatomy, confident pose, detailed skin texture, cinematic studio lighting, dramatic rim light, sharp focus, high detail, realistic face, strong body shape, fantasy glamour aesthetic

Suggested Negative Prompt

low quality, blurry, bad anatomy, broken hands, extra fingers, fused fingers, deformed face, bad eyes, cross eyed, mutated body, distorted limbs, poor proportions, ugly, low resolution, text, watermark, logo

Recommended Settings

Resolution:

832x1216, 1024x1024, 1216x832, or other SDXL-friendly sizes

Sampler:

DPM++ 2M Karras

DPM++ SDE Karras

Euler a for more stylized tests

Steps:

25–40

CFG:

5–8

Hires Fix:

Useful for final images, especially realistic character shots

Best Uses

Realistic fantasy characters

Muscular female / fantasy-body characters

Adult fantasy concepts

Glamour-style SDXL images

Stylized realism

Dark fantasy characters

Cinematic portrait work

Experimental anatomy-heavy character design

Notes

This is an experimental merge, not a final polished commercial checkpoint. Some outputs may need prompt tuning. Anatomy can still break, especially with extreme body shapes, complex poses, or adult fantasy concepts. Hands, faces, and proportions may vary depending on sampler, CFG, seed, and prompt strength.

That said, the model is aimed at a useful space: realistic SDXL character generation with more fantasy-body freedom than a standard realism model.

Final Note

This is basically me testing how far a simple SDXL merge can go when realistic, muscular, and fantasy-stylized model DNA are pushed together. It is easy to test, fun to experiment with, and worth trying if you like exaggerated adult-leaning fantasy realism.

Feedback is welcome. I am still learning what works, what breaks, and what direction this kind of merge should go next.