Alright Guys,

No one asked me to yap and talk, but here I am with some updates regarding the future direction of my bots.

I'll leave a small index below so you can see the full context of this announcement and decide whether you want to read the whole thing or just specific parts.

📑 INDEX

• 🌌 ABOUT THE WORLD

• 📅 TODAY AND THE POSSIBLE FUTURE

• 👹 MY MONSTER GIRLS

• 🎨 ABOUT MY ART

• ⏳ WHY DOES IT TAKE SO LONG TO UPLOAD NEW BOTS?!

• 🔮 THE FUTURE OF MY MONSTER GIRLS

• 📖 ABOUT THE NOVEL

• 🚀 FUTURE PROJECTS

• ☕ DONATIONS?

ABOUT THE WORLD

From the very beginning, when i started creating my bots i always said that i did this for the monster girls, and that the Monster Girl Encyclopedia(MGE) was my main source of inspiration.

Im pretty sure its been around three years since then, maybe four years even?.

Those who have been following me from the very beginning (if any of my old followers remain today) know that at some point, I got bored of doing straight-up MGE-verse monster girls. The reason for that was simple: I knew that if I kept walking that path, all my girls would end up being straight-up smut, leaving little room for slice-of-life roleplay.

So, I ended up moving away from the MGE-verse and creating Monster Girls that—while still lusty—weren't as hardcore as the MGE ones. Then, thanks to lorebooks, I started creating regions and places so they could have a world to exist in and have more depth. But of course, because I’m ME and I can’t just stick to something simple, my mind started asking questions, looking for reasons and answers. It all started with:

"Okay, your monster girls aren't from the MGE-verse anymore, so why do they behave like that?", "Why are they lusty?", "Why can they only mate with human men?", "Why are there only female monster girls?", "Why this?", "Why that?"

Slowly, after weeks of not creating bots because my mind couldn't settle down (that and work, of course), I started building my own world. A beginning that led to "primordial races" and "magical creatures." World-defining events like "The First Fracture," "The Age of Conflict," and "The Great Transformation" came to be. Regions like Frostholm, Evergreen, Sunreach, and Umbryss were born. Politics, religions, ideological conflicts, old grudges, expansions, and festivities—I even created a timeline that separates eras into BMG and AMG (Before and After Monster Girls).

And just like that, by answering my own questions and giving a purpose and reason to everything, the MGE-verse went from being the core setting to just a main inspiration. Slowly but surely, my own unique monster girl world was born.

The lore isn't anything close to the MGE-verse, and neither is the concept or the world itself. Today, the only similarity is that both worlds are inhabited by monster girls—but that is where the similarities end.

TODAY AND POSSIBLE FUTURE

I’ve been taking my time to back up everything I’ve created so far—the world, regions, species, characters, etc.—and I’m even considering writing my own novel. I’m seriously considering this because while roleplaying bots are fun and all, there’s honestly no way (with how things are today) that LLMs can keep a consistent world with long stories and deliver 100% of the experience this world has to offer. The reasons are:

Reason one: For roleplays based on popular series and sagas like Pokémon, Naruto, or Lord of the Rings, LLMs already have base data with information about those worlds. So, besides what the bot creator writes, the AI already has background knowledge it can use to complement the given information. But everything about my world is inside my brain. Everything depends on how many lorebooks I can create and how efficiently I manage the token count so I don't oversaturate the bot.

Reason two: The average AI bot user doesn’t really care about complex worlds. Most people see a bot, see that the girl in the image is hot, and jump straight in with a dream, a desire, one hand on the keyboard, and one hand in their pants, haha. So yeah, I can't really expect the average user to start talking to my bots and asking deep questions about my world. I know that all too well, haha.

So yeah, I’m thinking very seriously about writing a novel. Because despite using AI to create the art for my bots, everything I have written for my world-building has been my own creation after hours of thinking.

MY MONSTER GIRLS

No one has really or directly asked about this, but I’ll take the chance to talk about it and explain my creation process.

Q: How do I create a Monster Girl?

A: The creation process today is linked directly to my own world and its rules. So, before creating the character you guys roleplay with, I have to design the species. Every species must follow this specific order:

• Species Lore: As a Magical Creature ➡️ As a Monster ➡️ As a Monster Girl.

I know many of you (maybe all of you) are clueless about my world’s lore, but here is a quick explanation:

• Magical Creatures: As Razuryam created them in the beginning.

• Monsters: Re-named by humans, their forms and essence became twisted by bloodshed, hate, and pain.

• Monster Girls: After "The Great Transformation," when Razuryam remade all the species to stop the Age of Conflict.

(BY THE WAY: Humans are the ones mainly responsible for the Age of Conflict).

Now that that's explained, here is the actual creation process:

I’m not going to promote myself as some kind of sage who knows every monster in the world. So, when I want to create a monster girl, I either search for information on Google or look up the Monster Girl Encyclopedia to find a monster species' name.

Once I decide which monster I like and want to adapt, I always Google information about that monster's real-world folklore and mythology. Sometimes, I read a bit of the MGE description to see how she was adapted there. Then, I start thinking about what I want to do with her in my world and how to make her fit.

To give you a clearer example, let’s look at my recent remake of the Kikimora.

Through my research, I learned about the dual nature of the Kikimora in folklore: she could either be a house guardian blessing a harmonious home, or a chaotic creature bringing trouble to a messy house. In the MGE, I noticed the Kikimora was always turned into a maid or servant. And in The Witcher live-action adaptation, I remember seeing a Kikimora and the thing was a horrific monster, haha!

With all that information, I adapted my Kikimora. Before the Age of Conflict, she was a benevolent, small magical creature who would find her way into homes, bringing harmony, blessings, and prosperity to the family living there.

When the Age of Conflict started, the Kikimora slowly twisted into a mischievous, chaotic creature that caused havoc in households. As the era dragged on, she became more malicious and monstrous, eventually turning into a huge, horrid, man-eating monster that abandoned homes to live in foggy swamps.

After "The Great Transformation," she of course became a beautiful woman with monster traits. Due to her original nature as a harmony-bringing house guardian, she naturally felt drawn to and adopted the role of a maid or servant—unconsciously following the purpose rooted deep within her essence from back when she was a magical creature.

And that is how my version of the Kikimora came to be.

That is the creation process I always follow, and that is how my monster girls come to life. The only part that changes from time to time is how much I rely on the MGE. Most of the time, I just look up species names and discard their core lore to create and adapt something completely my own. The exception is when I find something that could be really fun or interesting to adapt, but even then, I make an effort to distance it from the MGE descriptions so it feels like an inspiration or a reference rather than a copy-paste. Besides, considering my world is fundamentally different from the MGE-verse, many of their skills or reasons for certain traits make absolutely no sense in my setting. I simply can't adapt them, which leaves me completely ditching that information most of the time.

ABOUT MY ART

I’ve never hidden the fact that all the art I use is generated by me using AI. To this day, I have never downloaded and used an image created by an artist from art sites. So, if you like the images on my bots, know that you won’t find them anywhere else online, because I have never created an account on other platforms to upload my work.

Because it’s AI, I know better than anyone that I am limited in how creative I can be with certain designs. Types of horns, colors, the positioning of specific traits, monster features, intricate details, etc.—these can all be tough to get right.

Believe me when I tell you that I try—I really do. I make a huge effort to make them look good and unique. But sometimes, I have to rely on series like the MGE to help me guide the generation.

Now, I want to make one thing crystal clear:

I HAVE NEVER TAKEN AN ALREADY EXISTING IMAGE, GENERATED OVER IT TO CHANGE THE COLORS, AND CLAIMED IT AS MY OWN. THAT IS LAZY, LOW, AND I HAVE STANDARDS. IF I’M USING AI, I’M GOING TO PUT IN THE WORK TO ACHIEVE THE EXACT RESULT I WANT.

So, when I say that "I have to rely on series like the MGE to help me with the art" I mean "relying" on using a LoRA to reinforce the AI's knowledge. It helps create monster traits that are otherwise too intricate or hard to achieve cleanly. Clear examples of this include: the serpent body of a Lamia (which by default is notoriously hard to generate without looking messy), different types of wings (back wings, hip wings, arm wings, etc.), chitin or arthropod limbs, and combining several different animal or monster traits into a single character. A prime example of this is the Kikimora, who has feathers on her wrists and tail, a wolf tail, yellow scales on her legs, and unique talons.

My use of LoRAs isn’t exclusive to the MGE either; I use any LoRA that can help me achieve a difficult monster trait, detail, or effect. Sometimes a simple animal-trait LoRA does the trick. But of course, when it comes to monster girls, the MGE has the widest repertoire, even if the available LoRAs aren't always the easiest to work with.

But LoRAs only come into play IF I need them. Most of the time, I manage on my own. One of the things I do to guide the AI toward the images I want is using MS Paint and my mouse to draw manually. The process goes like this:

I generate a basic image, open it in Paint, and manually paint over it to add specific color patterns or details. Then, I use the AI's inpainting feature and keep working until I get the exact image I want. The process is slow, difficult, frustrating, and exhausting. This is the exact reason why it can sometimes take me a whole week to create a single new character. It’s also why, despite spending so much time on them, my character galleries aren’t filled with tons of images. Unlike a normal human girl bot, monster girls have so many unique traits that make them incredibly inconsistent, and it pains me to upload images where the character looks too different from one picture to the next.

So, that’s why I’ll start working on a bot, fail to get what I’m aiming for, get frustrated, take a break, and then come back to keep working—only to end up releasing a new bot with a nearly empty gallery or barely any different poses, haha.

But yeah, guys, my creation process combines AI and manual drawing to achieve the results I want, and LoRAs only come into play if what I’m trying to get is just too hard to achieve otherwise.

Also, just in case you’re wondering—no, guys, I don’t have drawing tools like a tablet or a stylus, nor do I have the money to buy them. I don't even have fancy drawing programs; just the default MS Paint that comes with Windows, my mouse and a dream, haha.

WHY DOES IT TAKE YOU SO LONG TO UPLOAD NEW BOTS?!

I truly hope that all the information I’ve shared gives you the full picture of why it takes me so long to create new bots.

I put a lot of thought, effort, and love into my creation process. I genuinely enjoy building things—it’s probably one of the things I love the most—and putting half-hearted effort into my creations is just something I don't do.

The Future of My Monster Girls

I’ve been thinking about this for a while. Honestly, when it comes to roleplay, we’re all here to enjoy horny roleplay with monster girls, whether it's adventures or slice-of-life—but I bet most of you are here for the hot and horny stuff, haha.

Also, it’s already clear that my main inspiration was once the MGE. And what is the MGE if not an adaptation of a lot of different monsters from different sources into very sexy and horny girls? I mean, come on, even the Balrog is in there, and I think the Balrog is an original creature from Tolkien? I could be wrong, since as I said, I’m no expert.

So, if I’m making monster girls, why limit myself to standard mythology or the ones already adapted by the MGE? There are so many video game universes with monsters just waiting to become waifus. One of the most obvious ones is Pokémon, haha.

So, when it comes to my roleplaying bots, I might start adding monster girls inspired by different popular sources.

ABOUT THE NOVEL

Yes, as I said, there’s a big chance I’ll start writing a novel set in my world.

In case you're wondering or worried about the designs, there is a strong possibility I will change some of the less original ones for the novel. Since everything will be in writing, I’ll be describing their appearance vividly, and I obviously want to prevent any copyright issues. If possible, I'll make sure to modify the existing designs enough to keep everything legally safe.

FUTURE PROJECTS

(NOT ALL IMAGES ARE FINISHED AND SOME ARE WORK IN PROGRESS)

DULLAHAN

CENTAUR

Yes i know this one has four ears, no is not meant to have fours ears, yes its still a WIP, sip it >:(

UNICORN

LESHEN

Not nearly finish, just some first art concepts ive been working it.

Gardevoir

Donations?

I decided to add this at the very end because, honestly, my financial situation is not your responsibility. We all have our own struggles to deal with, and I will never impose this on anyone. That’s something I strongly believe in.

Long story short, my job keeps me very busy, and things haven’t been going well for me economically. Right now, I’m managing to make just enough money to pay the bills and cover some medical needs, but it’s tough.

I haven’t made a final decision on this yet; it’s just something I’m seriously considering as a possibility.

I’ve been thinking about setting up a Ko-fi page—or any other donation platform—so that anyone who feels my work is worth it or simply wants to support me can donate whatever they can to help out.

I’m also considering opening a Patreon to offer NSFW image collections, since I've seen other creators do it successfully. Honestly, I don't know yet. I'm just looking into different options and possibilities because things are hard right now and I need to find a way to earn some extra income.

That’s everything from me for now.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to read this far, or even read the whole thing.

Thanks for loving my bots so far. Please stay safe out there, everyone!