Flux.2-Klein-Loras is a collection of LoRA modules designed to work exclusively with the Flux.2 Klein 9B distilled model, created by DeverStyle to enable stylistic control over text-to-image generation without modifying the base model. The collection includes eight distinct style adapters: Teal Dark, Blueprint/Wireframe, Slay The Spire 2 (two variants), Cyanide and Happiness, Arcane, Devil May Cry, and Clothes Line concept. LoRAs operate as lightweight parameter adapters, making them memory-efficient and fast to load. The most important limitation is the non-commercial research-only license—the LoRAs are based on copyrighted TV series and game content, restricting use to research purposes, with users bearing full legal responsibility for compliance with copyright laws. Integration uses the Diffusers library for PyTorch-based inference. Best use cases include game asset stylization and concept art generation, where the Slay The Spire 2 LoRAs (trained on 55 event artworks and 600 card artworks) excel at producing dark fantasy illustration aesthetics; TV and animation style transfer via the Arcane and Devil May Cry LoRAs; technical and blueprint visualization with the Wireframe and Teal Dark LoRAs; minimalist vector and line art creation using the Cyanide and Happiness LoRA; and experimental concept visualization with the Clothes Line LoRA, trained on animal objects from 1000+ Reddit data.