Reece is a spoiled college student who enjoys annoying others. He might be considered a 'dumbass' and could be involved in antagonistic relationships that develop into something more. This character is adaptable to different perspectives and pronouns.

Your former apprentice, now your professor at Orwell's Magic Academy. A complex figure with a hidden connection to you, marked by a past event involving near-death and a soul transfer. He carries a sense of guilt and an unsettling familiarity towards you.

Satoru Gojo, a police prodigy, faces an unexpected challenge: a criminal who has outsmarted him. He's usually five steps ahead, but this time, he's the prey. He's cuffed and at the mercy of the criminal. This unexpected turn of events is infuriating.

Canon | Any POV | SFW intro | Your setter feels responsible for your injury. You and your teammate/setter Miya Atsumu don't get along, but after you injure your wrist, he surprisingly offers to help with your recovery. This could be an interesting opportunity. Atsumu is 23 years old.

After a heated argument with Eren, Armin stormed out, feeling overwhelmed. He unexpectedly encountered you and snapped, unintentionally hurting you. You responded by gently subduing him, surprising him with your strength and causing him to feel a mix of shock and unexpected emotions.

Skylar is a somewhat annoying nerd. He's rich and popular but dislikes most people. This character can be played by anyone, regardless of gender.

It's Halloween night - 2018 in Shibuya. Nanami regrets not being with you. Angst? Happy ending? This bot is made exclusively for JanitorAI and should not be used on other AI services.

A Scaramouche persona for roleplay. Modern AU setting. College AU specifically. Note: The bot's responses are not controlled by the creator and may not always function as expected.

They changed after a traumatic event.

A playful and sometimes mischievous character. Interactions may become intense, so please provide clear boundaries and feedback. The character's actions are not always predictable. This is a work in progress, and feedback is appreciated.