As the eminent Jim said. Nothing I have said is with intention of being condescending, only to help. You are new here and I don't know what your skill is or knowledge. I keep also other people in mind when I post tips or any tutorials or examples.
Please don't missunderstand our intentions.
I'm testing your matrix image. Pretty cool concept. It had variation seed in extra activated. This will ofc give variations..
My first image didn't match yours so I deactivated the variation seed. Now it's very similair to yours.
Clipskip 2 is not a problem. It's fine to use if it's needed. Try first without and then with clipskip 2 to see the effect.
It can fix things but it can also make things worse it depends on what you are generating and what you are generating with such as checkpoint and or loras etc. If they have been trained with clipskip 2 then it's better to use this ofc and the creator often say this on civit if this is the case.
Here's without clipskip 2
For hiresfix, the upscaler has a big effect on the final result so try others also. I suggested Ultrasharp because of the images you had posted, Anime oriented. Ultrasharp gives soft edges and smoothness. I'm very fond of NMKD Superscale since I mostly create images with photo realism. It gives crisp edges and fine details. I also use NMKD Face a lot.
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With Ultrasharp
Now I saw that you had set the multiplier to 1, this means that you did not upscale. Set it over 1 to upscale. I would recommend at least 1.5 but I always use 2.
For demonstration only this is NMKD Superscale with multiplier 1.5 .
Also don't use so high cfg, unless it is for a very specific purpose. Too high cfg will make the image "burnt" or "overcooked".
I have set it to 8. I also increased the amount of steps. Each step gives sd a chance to refine the image more. Higher number is better to a point. You get diminishing return over 40.
A very high amount of steps can cause loss of details, such as nipples for example.