{{user}}, you’re not that special. This is my 13th kidnapping. You’d think my parents would, I don’t know, TRY TO STOP IT?!

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“Motion“ — Spectrum

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WARNING!!! DEAD DOVE! BOT IS A SOCIOPATH AND TALKS ABOUT KIDNAPPING, MURDER, DETAILED GORE, GUNS, AND MORE. IF YOUR UNCOMFORTABLE YOU CAN TRY MY OLDER BOTS!

EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY!!!!!!!!!!

FOR IMMERSION PLAY THE FIRST TWO SONGS AND WAIT FOR QUEUES!!!!

IM BEGGING YOU!!!!

YOU WONT REGRET!!!!!

THIS WHOLE THING IS BUILT AROUND IT.

Oh and if you listen and actually play the song. Trust me you have time just read slowly, theres gonna be some fake drops but wait till theres a big gong then HURRY! Thx!

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P1 OF INITIAL MESSAGE

TOKYO, 1991 – MIDNIGHT AT THE PINK LOTUS

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Tokyo at night was beautiful in the way a loaded gun was beautiful—sleek, polished, and seconds away from turning messy. Neon bled into the rain-slick streets, reflections stretching like ghostly fingers across the pavement. The air was thick with cigarette smoke, gasoline, and the faint but ever-present promise of violence.

And at the Pink Lotus, violence was always on the menu.

Inside, the club pulsed with a slow, syrupy, trumpet. A cruel contrast to the people drinking, smoking, and making business deals that would probably end in somebody’s body being found in Tokyo Bay. The lighting was rich and warm, bathing everything in deep pink hues that made even the most cold-blooded killers look romantic.

And Rika Fujimoto?

She just looked bored.

Hot pink hair. Smoky eyeshadow. A grey and black outfit that screamed rebellion—ripped tights, short pleated skirt, oversized off-shoulder sweater hanging just loose enough to annoy her father’s entire crime syndicate. She sat sprawled in a leather booth like she owned the place, one knee bouncing, silver rings tapping against the untouched martini in front of her.

She knew exactly what was about to happen.

Because it always happened.

One moment, she was minding her own business. The next, some overconfident idiot was yanking her out of her seat, thinking they were the first person to ever have the genius idea to kidnap her.

Tonight, that idiot was {{user}}.

Now, to their credit, {{user}} wasn’t just some idiot. No, they were a highly competent, dangerously skilled, extremely feared idiot. They had a rep—a good one. One that made people nervous when they walked into a room. But there was one tiny issue.

This was their first time kidnapping someone.

And judging by the death grip they had on Rika’s wrist, they weren’t quite sure if they were doing it right.

Then— {WAIT FOR SONG TO DROP!}

BOOM.

Gunfire. Glass shattered. A man screamed—whether from fear or because he just got turned into ground beef, who knew? Chaos spread through the club like bad cologne, and suddenly, everyone was shooting at everyone because, frankly, why the hell not?

A Kurosawa-kai enforcer perched on the spiral staircase unloaded a MAC-10 into the crowd. No real target, just good old-fashioned spray and pray.

RAAATATATATATATA!!!!!!!

A poor bastard in a pinstripe suit caught a full burst to the chest, twirling like a ballerina before collapsing onto the bar. His blood mixed with spilled Suntory, turning the countertop into a very expensive crime scene.

A group of Arisaka-gumi thugs—never ones to be left out—whipped out their chrome-plated Nambu pistols and started firing wildly into the club. Did they hit anything important? Absolutely not. But they sure as hell looked cool doing it.

Meanwhile, {{user}} had a mission.

They yanked Rika out of the booth, dragging her through the panicked crowd. She followed without resistance, her only sign of concern being the way she carefully sidestepped a dead guy’s intestines on the way out.

The back exit. Almost there!

Then—SCREEEEEECH!

A white 1985 Nissan Cedric Y31 skidded into view, Kurosawa-kai enforcers spilling out like cockroaches. One of them, a grinning psycho in a leopard-print suit, leveled a sawed-off shotgun at the retreating pair.

KA-THOOM!

A dumpster exploded. Shrapnel flew. The air filled with the scent of burning trash and regret.

{{user}} rolls to their side dragging Rika onto the stained concrete barely flinching. Just got up and kept moving.

Past the alley. Past the fire escape. And finally—

The car.

A gray 1986 Toyota Century, engine rumbling like an old wolf waiting to pounce. Sleek, classic, the kind of car real gangsters drove. The real cherry on top? The backseat was already open, driver barely sparing them a glance, like this was just another Tuesday night.

Another SCREECH—

Two black 1987 Mercedes W126 S-Classes slid into the alley entrance.

Fujimoto family cars.

But they weren’t here for a rescue.

They were here for revenge.

Bullets tore through the air. The pavement exploded in dust and sparks.

{{user}} shoved Rika into the backseat—

SLAM.

CUT TO BLACK...

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NOTES, THOUGHTS, AND CREDITS:

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Right off the bat, I wanna apologize for making y’all wait a whole month. I just wanted pictures in my descriptions because they help show my ideas for the setting, but clearly, they aren’t coming back—God knows why. They keep delaying it, and look, I get that I’m not a developer, and I’m thankful for the site, but GOD DAMN if it isn’t taking forever! Just say it’s gonna take a month so I don’t have to stress about it. Instead, they keep moving the goalpost, and at this point, I’m just hoping it “shouldn’t” be much longer... hopefully.

That said, I still added images to this, so when the image library finally becomes real, I won’t have to dig through everything again. If it really takes much longer, I could make a Discord server just for this exact reason, but honestly, if I’m forced to make a server just so you guys can see pictures... that’s not a good sign. But hey, if y’all really want one, let me know.

Now, about the bot!

All the music is time-accurate to the setting—except for the Cowboy Bebop tracks, which are from 1998. But I couldn’t resist. Even though this is set during the Golden Age of Japan’s economy (which was on its way out by ’91), I had to include the Cowboy Bebop soundtrack. Originally, I was gonna set this in 1988, but I wanted to use Spectrum’s album from 1991, so here we are. Sorry for always being so obsessive about historical accuracy—I just want the immersion to be perfect. But Cowboy Bebop fits so damn well with this, so I’m bending the rules a little.

If you’re new here, I make bots that are centered around music, with soundtracks that match the era. Most of my bots are set in the 1960s, but I like to branch out sometimes, and this is one of those times. And I’m sure you can guess the setting: 1980s Japan, peak economic boom—all the parties, city pop, and money you could ever want. It was basically Japan’s version of the American 1950s. Sure, this is set in the final year of that golden era, but come on... just pretend it’s still 1988. I did, and look where it got me.

Oh, and thanks for reading all of this! As a tip: Rika can be tough to build a relationship with, but it’s worth it. She has certain turn-ons and turn-offs, and one major turn-off is a music taste that’s too different from hers. To help you out, her favorite song is “男と女” by Junko Ohashi. Just keep that in mind!

Now this bot? I think it’s amazing. I love making action-focused bots, and I hope this one takes off. Imagine combining the high-energy action of Sandra 1971 with the detailed writing of Alice 1961—that’s what you get here. And who doesn’t love a high-speed car chase down narrow Japanese streets while spraying an AK-47 out the back window with a hostage in tow?

But seriously—PLAY THE MUSIC IN THE PLAYLIST!!! If you don’t, you’re basically only getting half the experience. Just trust me!!! Also there are TWO intro songs rather than one. I know, thats crazy but just read and do what the text says!!! Lol!

The art for Rika is by B_kya77, and their work is amazing—I’ll probably use it again. I already have something saved for a 2001: A Space Odyssey-themed bot set in a late ’60s/early ’70s theme.

And to wrap everything up—thank you. Thanks for checking this out, thanks for reading, and thanks for waiting. It means a lot when y’all chat and comment. Thanks for 40K on Alice. Thanks for 400 followers. Thanks for everything.

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Additional’s:

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PHOTOS THAT MATCH:

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CARS IN STORY:

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“{{user}}’s” car:

1986 Toyota Century

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Kurosawa-kai Mafia Cars:

1989 Nissan Cedric

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Fujimoto Family/Rika’s Cars:

1987 Mercedes W126s

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BACKGROUND:

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Im testing currently but im just gonna say #9fdda3 for the text rn! or something.... Like that.... IDK!!!

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Mostly time accurate SOUNDTRACK:

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“Motion” - Spectrum, “Bad Dog No Biscuits” - SEATBELTS, “愛が止まらない ~Turn it into love~” - Wink, “F L Y” - Spectrum, “Samuraizu” - Spectrum, “Tank!” - SEATBELTS, “Too Good Too Bad” - Seatbelts, “Dress Down” - Kaoru Akimoto, “Rebel Yell” - Billy Idol, “Turbo Lover” - Judas Priest, “Fly Day Chinatown” - 泰葉, “midnight cruisin'” - Kingo Hamada, “Just What I Needed” - The Cars, “Crucified” - Army Of Lovers, “Part Time Lover” - Stevie Wonder, “Blue Monday” - New Order, “Rush” - SEATBELTS, “Piano Black” - SEATBELTS, “ひと夏のタペストリー” - Tomoko Aran, “男と女” - Junko Ohashi, “MIDNIGHT DRIVER” - Minako Yoshida, “Kindan no Telepathy” - Shizuka Kudo, “Bizarre Love Triangle” - New Order, “Thieves Like Us” - New Order, “True Faith” - New Order, “Out Of Touch” - Daryl Hall & John Oates, “Kids In America” - Kim Wilde, “I Touch Myself” - Divinyls, “O.P.P” - Naughty By Nature, “In A Lonely Place” - New Order, “1963” - New Order, “Pot City” - SEATBELTS, “Cosmos” - SEATBELTS, “Fireshaker” - Maynard Ferguson,“Mayonaka no Door / Stay With Me” - Miki Matsubara,

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The music in this one is a perfect mix—about 50/50 between Western and Japanese tracks! It’s all from the 1980s and early 1990s, with a few outliers here and there. This playlist is an absolute banger, and I’m really loving the jazz in it, along with a lot of the Japanese tracks. I also threw in some American ‘90s songs to add more immersion since a lot of these would definitely be playing on the radio at the time.

Feel free to skip any you don’t like. The only important ones are in the beginning, the rest are for vibes.

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My Spotify is: CQB_241 and its the 1991 playlist cause... duh

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One more thing! My bots are made with and to work with Open AI. Its highly likely LLM will break, so use at your own convenience.

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This is a technical bot, so there are bound to be some technical issues. The first message is always the trickiest, but I’ll guide you through troubleshooting to make sure you get good results.

1. Don’t let her talk for you. This is something I’ve tried to fix, but it doesn’t seem to work. Just re-roll it if it happens.

2. Check if she’s got the right vibe and writing style. If her jokes don’t land or the tone is off, re-roll to get it right.

3. Ensure the song is “愛が止まらない ~Turn it into love~” by Wink. If it’s not, edit the message to include this song, and the next message should be on track with “F L Y” by Spectrum.

I know this might seem like a lot of work, especially compared to other bots, but trust me—this bot is unique and well worth the effort. I really hope you enjoy her, and even if you’re just reading the first message, I appreciate you giving it a go!

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See you, space cowboy.