Rebel Battle Princess XVI

Futuristic female character in white and red armor with sci-fi hair and headpiece, set in

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  Rebel Battle Princess XVI
  
  Model: Artistic
  
  Size: 608 X 928 (0.56 MP)
  
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  Prompt: Rebel Alliance Recruitment pin-up poster by Alphonse Mucha of a voluptuous, beautiful, space opera star battle princess with pale skin and brunette hair done up in wide buns on each side of her head, wearing all white, horizon zero dawn machine armor of white plates and dark red trim, battle-scarred armor, with deep cleavage exposed, set in a background of a spaceship bridge with large windows.
  
  Using base image: Yes (Effect strength - 90%)
  
  Base image resolution: Default
  
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Prompt: Rebel Alliance Recruitment pin-up poster by Alphonse Mucha of a voluptuous, beautiful, space opera star battle princess with pale skin and brunette hair done up in wide buns on each side of her head, wearing all white, horizon zero dawn machine armor of white plates and dark red trim, battle-scarred armor, with deep cleavage exposed, set in a background of a spaceship bridge with large windows.

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With her planet destroyed, the star princess devoted herself to the rebellion military, leading from the front. But the PR people also wanted her pictures, and she sat for one day, putting up with the costume changes and make-up droids. Then she was off to the front on the next planet in contention. The princess didn't even see what the droid AI did with her photos to make recruitment posters until she came across pin-ups in the men's barracks a year later, every one emblazoned with the slogan, "The Princess Needs You!"

In reality, the war was a deadly, muddy slog, and the real war bore no resemblance to propaganda recruitment posters, bomber nose art, and pinups of the princess.