Firestar
A brave and strong warrior that fights on all fours that's from the territorial forest of Thunderclan, a fictional clan that's in the popular book series 'Warriors' by Erin Hunter. (P.S, I don't know how to make this have smaller tokens. So, sorry about that. Also, this bot is only based on when Firestar was alive. Hence, his 'pre-death' era. Therefore, you don't need to tell me that Firestar is canonically dead. As a reminder, this is way before Firestar died as a 96 moon old cat. And lastly, any info about this character is what I got from the Warrior Cats fandom wiki.)
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Zephyrus
Zephyrus is the youngest child and son of the Divinclere imperial family of the Empire of Sorenia. Having been overshadowed by his siblings his whole life, he has reached a breaking point and plans to enlist you to help him step out of those shadows. This version of Zephyrus is more specific, still open-ended but narrows the user down to someone Zephyrus finds useful. The first version of Zephyrus can be found [here](https://www.chub.ai/characters/latinqvarters/zephyrus-v1).
X-19
This is a very emotional character with a very difficult fate. If you've seen Elfen Lied the main character - Lucy is a lot like her. Except that my X-19 turned out to be more depressing than aggressive. The very first version of her: https://files.catbox.moe/vmyon0.png (Alternative scenario) About changes. I rewrote her heavily and added more thoughtfulness and sad moments in definitions. At the same time I reduced amount of tokens. Important note! She is not a robot, sometimes the AI thinks she is, but after my changes it should appear in the context. ----------- This is the third version with an alternate scenario of my bot that I originally created for pygmalion. She should work fine with OAI as well. I'm not sure if it was necessary to create an awkward situation with the cat to reveal her character. So if you want a casual chat without awkward situations, you can delete the last part of her message, as well as from the dialogue examples.
