Well that's clearly a wood elf.
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"I love it when attractive girls wear literally anything because they are attractive"
To be fair women are pretty :3
Those photos are slop right?
*In the voice of Tim in Monty Python and the Search for the Holy Grail*
Look at the hands!
I know its a joke but my uncle got his hands damaged at a work accident and they look like AI hands. He hides them in most photos though.
Honestly, the one hand here seems fine. Its just that they're obviously very similar looking "people" wearing very similar but distinctly different clothes, posed almost exactly the same. Pretty easy to spot this as two different images from the same prompt IMO.
The split between her index and middle finger is much deeper than between her other fingers, the first bone of her fingers are nearly twice as long as the the rest, and the length of her fingers are longer than her hand itself which is probably at the limits of normal, but not with the other two elements.
Alright I've been schooled. My eye for detail is not that good apparently
All good. I looked at it and thought, "Nope, that's wrong!" and then had to analyze it to see why.
I think, this time, it's look at the ear - or it got mutilated with an ear piercing
Isn't Portuguese partially descended from Hungarian? Or, is it the other way around? I forget.
Nope. Portuguese is a Romance langauge, so it's descended from Latin, like Spanish, French, Italian, Romanian etc. But it has developed a phonology that makes it sound like a Slavic language if you don't focus on the words being spoken.
Hungarian is an Ugric language, so there is no (demonstrable) linguistic relationship between Portuguese (or any other Indo-European language) and Hungarian. It's related to Finnish, Sami and various minority languages spoken in the Urals region in Russia
I guess you're thinking about basque, a language spoken in an area crossing south west France and north east Spain, that has similarities with hungarian