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- Totem Ivyscorch resembles a prehistoric plant-beast, with its dicynodont-like tusks fully crystallized into...
Creation Summary by Vincent
Prehistoric Plant-Beast with Crystallized Tusks
A striking picture of a prehistoric plant-beast with crystallized tusks and glowing green vines. The creature features a monstrous fungal canopy and glowing fungal growth in blues, purples, and greens.
Created by Indie on Nov 28, 2024 using the Juggernaut XL v8 AI image generator model.
Creation Settings
- Preset Style
NightCafe
- Text Prompts
- SCP-0736-TT - Totem Ivyscorch - Totem Ivyscorch resembles a prehistoric plant-beast, with its dicynodont-like tusks fully crystallized into jagged, glowing green vines. Its flower has bloomed into a monstrous fungal canopy, drooping with dripping, toxic sap. Vines erupt from its body, resembling gnarled, ...Weight: 1detailed matte painting, deep color, fantastical, intricate detail, splash screen, complementary colors, fantasy concept art, 8k resolution trending on Artstation Unreal Engine 5Weight: 0.9
- Model
CKPT- Initial Resolution
Medium
- Aspect Ratio
1:1
- Runtime
Short
- Overall Prompt Weight
50%
- Refiner Weight
50%
- Sampling method
K_DPMPP_2M
Behavior: Totem Scorvine resides deep in ancient jungles corrupted by its spores. It creates an aggressive ecosystem, where all creatures serve its will, mutated by its noxious fungal presence.
Unique Ability: Venomous Symbiosis: Boosts Poison-type moves for all allies while healing itself by absorbing health from poisoned opponents.
Special Move: Verdant Plague: A Grass-type move that causes the battlefield to become overgrown with poisonous vines, damaging opponents each turn while healing the user.
SCP Nature: Totem Scorvine is theorized to be the result of ancient fungal infections in prehistoric dicynodonts. Researchers describe its vine-like protrusions as "ancestral plant symbiotes," suggesting its body is a literal merger of ancient dicynodont and plant DNA.