Pixel Anchored Remaster — v1.3 Anima

Pixel Anchored Remaster is an Anima image-remaster workflow that takes a base image, upscales it 2×, and uses a lower-denoise detail pass to reduce upscale artifacts and produce a cleaner image while keeping the composition anchored.

The image is normalized to a fixed canvas, re-encoded into latent space, then passed through a second KSampler at lower denoise to rebuild detail.

The v1.2 notes connect HiRes Fix output directly to the final Pixel Anchored Remaster stage.

Start with a good original image; the described flow can run it through HiRes Fix before the final remaster stage.

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The intended output is a cleaner 2× remaster with controlled drift, not strict pixel preservation or a 4× upscale.

Install the PixelAnchoredRemaster custom node from https://github.com/NotProniss/PixelAnchoredRemaster or through the custom node manager.

The listed model files are anima_baseV10_txt.safetensors (text encoder), qwen_image_vae.safetensors (VAE), and waiANIMA_v10Base10.safetensors (checkpoint).

The workflow requires the PixelAnchoredRemaster node pack, listed as pixel-anchored-remaster.

Before use, check that these filenames match the text encoder, VAE, and checkpoint files in your setup.

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The v1.3 Anima settings are sampler euler_a (Euler Ancestral), scheduler normal, and denoise 0.65.

The v1.2 notes specify bislerp for final latent upscaling and 0.55 for final remaster denoise.

With Anima, prefer square inputs; the notes say portrait inputs may produce blurry results.

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