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no- is an strange prefix. No-knees means nothing covering the knees. No-torso means topless.

So from what I've noticed, AI tends to make women impossibly skinny by default. Bing really didn't like talking about women's bodies, at least in the Dalle2 iteration. Athletic often resulted in just as skinny women. Fat got flagged. Hourglass figure got flagged. Normal body proportions didn't do anything. Anatomically correct is a mistake.

Bing did like buxom, which it understood to mean morbidly obese, and "kinda-" and "semi-" are modifiers it accepted. So if I'm trying to generate a picture featuring a humanly possible woman, I'll use the phrase "kinda-buxom" or "semi-buxom."

I wish I understood what punctuation and symbols do in a Dalle prompt.

Maybe not claim, but credit. Does the credit mean much, well, no, but you recognized something as novel and then told someone else.

I did a thing to make this more easily sharable outside ai nerds. Your handle is in the lower right for credit in the least readable font. Created in MSPaint, it should be easy to change the caption should you desire.

I got you an easy to share meme format. Because reasons, your handle is credited on the bottom in the least visible font.

I see.

Bing says she would look like this in Metroidvania. General scene deets and style are me being weird.

Bing told me to fuck off. No more images until the cool down timer wears off.

Yeppers. Somewhere in the story telling progression of Peach and Zelda, Zelda got Power Armor. Then I liked it so much, she never lost it.

An different image in the progression shows what the full suit might look like.

Maybe you have unrealistic expectations. Have you tried thinking even lower of yourself?