Adult Julie Power and Katie Power (Power Pack, Earth-68326)

Now also in Illustrious flavor
At the end of Avengers Power Pack 3, a battle with Kang the Conquerer throws the Power siblings forward in time to a future where his evil is law. There they meet their adult (A 22 year old Julie and 18 year old Katie) future counterparts who are the only heroes left to fight back against the now ruling villain. This is a LoRA for those adult versions from the future (or are they from the present and the characters the reader follows from the past?). I want to see what you make with this, so please post something to the gallery.

Julie: Future_Julie, red hair, short hair, goggles, goggles on head, blue eyes, lipstick, red lips, turtleneck, Power Pack uniform, asymmetrical clothes, LS_logo, print , red , black , bracers, metal bracers, belt, metal boots
Katie: Future_Katie, blonde hair, ponytail, blue eyes, turtleneck, Power Pack uniform, asymmetrical clothes, star (symbol), ener_logo, print , yellow , black , bracers, metal bracers, belt, metal boots
Negative: Samus Aran (For Katie. +ponytail+blonde hair=Some checkpoints will summon her out of nowhere)

Made with 20 images of future Katie, 12 images of future Julie, and 1 image with both (all from the one issue+1 page they appear in). Wanted to see if the overlap in their costumes and bodies would help or hurt learning. To my surprise, the general idea of the characters was very close by Epoch 2 (another win for the school of "tag everything"). After that it was mainly trying to get their logos (and black parts of their costumes in general) right. Katie was close by epoch 4, Julie was mostly there by Epoch 6 and got it fully at Epoch 10 (albeit off center).

I wonder if their altered uniforms mean that the ability to get them modified by leaving a message for Elsewhere when going costumes off is true in 2000s continuity too (and if the “original” Power Pack already knew about it or if it was learned after the Kang fight). Then again we never see the future Power Pack do costumes off and can't be sure if what they're wearing even is their uniforms or is just their uniforms. Does Marvel editorial even remember the 616 version of the team has that ability? Oh no, I've gone cross-eyed.