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ComfyUI: Anime character replacement with Mocha

Demo summary

A demonstration of replacing one anime character with another using a reference image, highlighting the tool's performance on complex outfits and hair.

Step-by-step

  1. Upload the source anime video
  2. Insert a reference character image
  3. Press Run

Watch out for

  • Subtle details like arm sleeves or specific head accessories may not be perfectly replicated on complex outfits

Highlights

it's also able to transfer the new character over pretty well

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