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# Anima

> Anima is an anime image model on Mage, unlimited from Pro, with LoRAs and negative prompts.

Anima is an anime-style image model. Mage runs it under a license from its creator, so every run carries a small licensing fee inside its Gem price, and it runs unlimited from Pro with LoRAs and negative prompts.

## Overview

| Detail         |                                          |
| -------------- | ---------------------------------------- |
| Type           | Image                                    |
| Origin         | Open-weights model hosted on Mage's GPUs |
| Models         | Anima                                    |
| Unlimited from | Pro                                      |

## Unlimited generation by plan

Which plan runs each resolution unlimited, at the model's base settings. Gems means that setting always costs Gems on that plan.

| Model | Setting | Basic | Pro       | Pro Plus  | Max       |
| ----- | ------- | ----- | --------- | --------- | --------- |
| Anima | 1K      | Gems  | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Anima | 2K      | Gems  | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |

Add-ons such as LoRAs, ControlNet, extra reference images, or reference videos may raise a run's price and move it to a higher plan or to Gems.

## What it supports on Mage

| Feature                   | Support |
| ------------------------- | ------- |
| Characters and References | No      |
| Image input               | No      |
| LoRAs                     | Yes     |
| Negative prompts          | Yes     |
| Edits an input image      | No      |
| Resolutions               | 1K, 2K  |

## Best for

* High-quality anime images
* Anime work with custom LoRAs

## An example prompt to start from

```text theme={null}
a girl in a school uniform on a rooftop at sunset, wind in her hair, detailed anime illustration
```

## Limitations

* Escape literal parentheses in the prompt as ( and ), because parentheses otherwise read as prompt weighting.
* No image input, so no Characters or References.