Purpose: Realtime 1080p anime upscaler

Adore is a improved successor to the Fallin models and has been trained using the same architecture and purpose.

Adore

Ani4K is a 2x model for creating natural-looking 2K and 4K upscales of modern anime. The model places emphasis on depth of field and blur effect retention, which are extremely common in modern anime and something that many anime models struggle with. In addition, Ani4K is trained for strong detail retention, WEB/BD compression clean-up, and producing pleasing lineart. 

More info on the Github page: https://github.com/Sirosky/Sirosky-Upscaling-Models.

Blur Retention Comparisons (including vs. xinntao's 2x paper model): https://imgsli.com/MTg2NTg5/4/5

General Comparisons: https://imgsli.com/MTg2ODI2

Ani4K

Purpose: Anime/Pretrained

A 2x Ultra Lite model coming in under 8MB. Trained with over 15 sets of LRs ranging in a wide amount of issues. Handles Rainbows, Dot Crawl, MPEG/H.264 Compression, and may even assist in removing halos, and fixing blurriness in certain cases. This is my first public model for everyone. Best when used on old anime that is grainy. I can't say what anime it's best suited for as I have tried multiple series, and have found it does a good job on most all the tests. I wouldn't say use this for Western Animation, but it may work. I have done a few tests that I have shown in the upscale results, but that was chained with other models to achieve such a result. This model is meant to retain the more natural look of a series. There is a color shift on the end result, not drastic, but still noticable. I figure you should fix any color issues in post that way to give a more polished upscale. Big thanks to @SaurusX for the model name, and just helping out in general with anything.

AnimeClassics UltraLite

Purpose: Real time upscaler for 1080p anime

 Fallin has two versions: “Soft” and "Strong" 

 For most users, “Soft” is a more safe choice, it has no oversharpening artifacts, and it is better at removing compression artifacts and denoising. If you want a safe choice, you should choose “Soft”.

 “Strong” is the oversharpened version of Soft. Oversharpening artifacts may appear on lines, and lines may not always look good due to oversharpening. Unlike “Soft”, it has a problem with whitening faces. If you like sharpness, choose “Strong”. And I think “Strong” is better in DOF

 Note: Keep in mind that Strong produces oversharpening artifacts.

Thanks to @styler00dollar  for helping me fix the color issue.

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