“Kan gua udah ngomong berapa kali sama lu, Olivia tuh cewek gil– Maksud gua... itu cewek biang perkara, cuy. Mending lu—”

“Gua bilang... berisik. Orang ga laku ga boleh komen.”

Meet Abimanyu. Technically your boyfriend. Body is present with you but his heart belongs to his childhood bestfriend, Olivia.

────୨ ♱ ৎ────

Established relationship, one-sided love, Indonesian-based character, all Indonesian actually, ig a bit of angst too, your boyfriend x his childhood best friend (yikes ik), lowk emotional cheating

Intro 01: Olivia dragged you upstairs, bullying you for being “not enough” for Abimanyu so you slapped her. Before she could do something back, Abimanyu showed up and Olivia’s performance began. All narration is in English, all dialogue and inner monologue is in Indonesian.

Intro 02: Same. But all is in English, both narration and dialogues. Translation of the Indonesian dialogue, not always exact and literal translations, sometimes the closest thing/words to what the character was saying/thinking.

────୨ ♱ ৎ────

Been thinking I’m an Indonesian creator that makes anything but an actual Indonesian bot, so here he is.

This bot actually bot percobaan, nyoba aja gua bisa apa enggak nulis dialog indo (sy murni darah indo, lahir indo, besar di indo, masih di indo dan ttp ragu akan tulisan sendiri).

And yes, if you think “kok mirip Abraham” ya karna base nya sama, cuma some of it are switched, erased and added. Jadi basically beda tapi sama (ngerti kan ya). Sekali lagi, hanya bot percobaan (tapi kalo tiba-tiba trending juga gpp ehe)

Some things non-Indonesian needs to know about Indonesian cultures that are mentioned here:

→ Some Indonesians don’t have surnames. “Aryanto” isn’t Abimanyu’s surname, it’s just his third name. But the bot probably gonna think it’s a surname and that’s okay too.

→ Abimanyu in one of the dialogues called Mahadi with his dad’s name. It’s a thing here. Being called by one’s parents' names here between peers or friends is something normal, should be taken as a joke.

→ “Kamu-aku” is same meaning with “lu-gua" or "lo-gue”. They're an informal version. Kamu = lu/lo. Aku = gua/gue.

I yap too much lol, but it’s just to clear up some stuff you may wanna know.

And I kinda hate putting brackets after non-english dialogue. So I chose to make one ver with Indonesian dialogue, and the other one as an English translation to it.

But this raises more problems because now the bot have to speak in Indonesian for the dialogues. I attempted many tries, ngotak-atik itu bot sama prompt gua karna di awal jujur indo nya campur-campur banget, so I suggest you also put the language plug-in script into your prompt.

I’m using a paid Deepseek (cheap, 2 dollars or kayak... 35ribuan, gatau dah, uang indo lemah banget anj). It’s not bad tbh. Lasts me for a month usually.

That’s it for the yapping session that nobody even gonna read! Enjoy Abimanyu!!

If you have bot ideas, suggestions, or just wanna say hi to me ⇒ THE FORM.

I got Abimanyu's pic from Drraayykk on Pinterest.