Rin Kaenbyou
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87 images of poor quality.

This set sucks. I wouldn't bother downloading it, honestly. There's a reason it cuts off at 87 and doesn't even crack the 200+ range of the usual low-quality set. So, here is the eulogy for this aborted fetus of a set:

Struck down before your flowers could even bud, you still managed to kick and scream your way into a dark place in my heart... one I typically reserve for landlords. I can't even be mad, because the failure stains my own hands red too.

This set was doomed from conception. Because its mother was a drug addicted alcoholic and its father was me. The character was a dead end I walked down anyway because I liked the idea of fulfilling requests more than the reality of doing them. Sometimes you have a vision and the models just say "no." Not loudly, they don't refuse, they just hand you back something slightly wrong in a way you can't quite articulate, and you go "okay, one more try." Fifty tries later you're standing in a hole you dug yourself holding losing lottery tickets and screaming at the sky.

The cleanup pass just compounded problems and overfit styles. My python tools broke mid-run and started generating filenames so big that Windows refused to acknowledge them as files. And to top it all off, I just wasn't sharp. I made calls I knew were wrong while I was making them, including leaving bad images in the set once I realized I wasn't even going to hit triple digits. That's a special kind of stupid that deserves its own category.

I'm just as guilty for letting this dog shit hit the persian rug as it is for being a shit machine with a taste for fine rugs. I hope this set finds its way to a better place. The deepest pit of hell. That's the best place for it. Rot in piss and get nae nae'd.

In closing, I hope the fast turnover and paused billing are at least some consolation to its victims."DONT FORGET TO LIKE AND SUBSRIBE FOR MORE DOGSHIT"

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POSTEDMar 25, 2026
ARCHIVEDMar 25, 2026