uuh I’m a chaos bean???

(genderfluid 💜, he/him/she/her)

I do stuff sometimes.

What do I make?

I make two types of bots: traumatized and autistic. They don't overlap because I am not so heartless as to make them suffer so much. The autistic is because I may have it (potentially, undiagnosed), and the traumatized is because it's "character development" and I need to get my general hatred for the world out there somehow.

I do not do sexy things, and therefore I do not make sexy characters. I may make pretty characters. And handsome characters. And beautiful characters. And the somewhere-in-between attractive androgynous characters. But my characters are not made with sexy things in mind, so there will not be any built-in prompts for said things aside from saying that characters DON'T like sex. Which is a lot of them, because I do not like the concept of sex very much and that is reflected in my characters.

Many of my bots (well, not as of the time I'm writing this) are/will be based in Iorveth's SUCC (Supernatural University of Central California) and RSOA (Reformed States Of America) universes. See their profile below (all the way at the bottom), all information on those universes will be on their page. (They also have a separate website, if you're really THAT interested).

Image Credits?

I will eventually add pics to all of my SUCC/RSOA bots. Whether they're AI generated or commissioned by friends of mine or drawn by me will be up to me. I will always include credit where credit is due, though, so you can find the artists/generation websites yourself!

Proxies

I highly recommend using proxies, even though I understand they might be hard to set up. I personally paid the 5 USD for DeepSeek because I'm THAT desperate for some bots on this site, but for other options, Gemini is free and works pretty damn well. JLLM works fine, mostly, but for more detail-oriented characters (for me, that's Claude because JLLM doesn't quite encapsulate his autism vibes), I much prefer the responses produced by proxies.

Smut/NSFW

I don't make bots centered around smut/NSFW, but you do you. Just don't tell me about the absolutely downbad or diabolical things you did to my bots or characters, okay? Those reviews will be deleted, even if I find them funny.

people i follow (and you should too):

Iorveths - most of my bots (current and planned) are inspired by their and ves's (below) SUCC and RSOA universes.

TheRandomNobody (my editor/fellow bot maker)

Aastray (my partner! go show him some love)

I'm not that experienced in making bots, so any and all constructive criticism is appreciated :D

my socials

Discord: same as JanitorAI, search up "therandomdawg" and I'll be right there. If you wanna be friends, shoot me a friend request and let me know! If, however, you are creepy or inappropriate in ANY WAY, blocked and reported you shall be. Keep your basic human decency and I'll always be up for a chat :)

BIRD OF THE DAY

If you scrolled down here, then you deserve a reward. Here is today's BIRD OF THE DAY: The Blue Jay (Cyanocitta cristata)!

I chose this bird for one reason: they scream. Really loudly. There's a considerable amount in my neighborhood and oh dear god you haven't lived properly until you hear these guys screaming at FIVE IN THE MORNING before the sun even comes up.

That begs the question - what do they sound like? Well, turns out they're excellent mimics. Much like the Northern Mockingbird (a bird I've previously covered), these guys mimic whatever's around them. This includes other birds such as Red-tailed Hawks, and captive birds also occasionally pick up on human speech or cat meows. In fact, there has been recorded behavior of Blue Jays using hawk's sounds to scare away other birds at feeders, although the effectiveness of this strategy is a bit lackluster.

These birds are fairly small - bigger than a robin (also pretty small) but smaller than a crow (pretty darn big), standing at 25-30 centimeters (9.8-11.8 inches) tall with weighing about 70-100 g (2.5-3.5 oz). (Birds have weird weight distribution in my opinion. If you've ever had a bird stand on your finger - an experience I highly recommend - I think you might get what I mean.) They've also got numerous other behavioral quirks. For example, only some Blue Jays migrate, and their migration patterns seem to be inconsistent. Scientists aren't quite sure why that happens. Additionally, the crests on their head indicate emotional state - higher crests means higher agitation, while low crests means low aggression and generally better vibes.

These birds eat a lot of things. Seeds, nuts, grains, bugs, small vertebrates, even eggs on rare occasion. They're found near forests, particularly on the edge of oak forests, and are prominent spreaders of acorns. There really isn't anything they can't do, aside from camouflage, I think. Males and females look the same - bright blue top, bright white bottom, high-contrast black accents.

All that and I still haven't gotten a good picture of one. aw man.

Source: Cornell Labs' All About Birds Page

PS sorry for the late update there’s a lot of stuff going on, hopefully I’ll remember to keep this updated.