My Thoughts

I'm one of the newer Umamusume bot creators on the scene. Umamusume is my primary fandom as of right now. However, I feel as if I'm just joining on the very late bandwagon. Don't get me wrong, I love Umamusume. I love seeing the horsies run and win, but there's just one thing...

I'm no Jpeg. I'm no Purnit. I'm no Spih. I'm no Male-007. I'm just a person making bots. Bots that do decently, sure, but bots that I rushed to make. Bots that are not my best work. In fact, they're pretty below my standard of quality. All of my bots are. They're slop, let's face it. The majority of them were made within a day as a result of either a self-imposed competition to myself, or as a result of my hubris getting the better of me.

In fact, this has been eating away at me ever since my Aston Machan bot. I never had a reason to start making these bots anyways. Everybody on my profile and people outside of it had inspired and supported me to make bots, but I never asked myself if I wanted to do this.

So now, I asked myself if I wanted to continue making these bots. Do I want to leave Janitor AI behind altogether? The answer to that is a difficult one, and is still one that I'm figuring out myself.

However, the bots shown here may or may not be my last ones, if I even finish them at all.

Silence Suzuka: Broken leg. Haha. How original. Angsty scenario where her leg gets infected in the hospital and risks amputation. Probably going to change this one.

Gold City: Fatty. She ate too much parfaits and has gained an unflattering amount of weight. She has an upcoming photoshoot in a few weeks, so it's up to you to help her lose weight.

Mejiro Palmer & Daitaku Helios: Palmer, after having her messages dismissed by Helios too many times, decides to pursue you and began to slowly distance herself from Helios. Helios finally got the message from Ruby that she never wanted to be with her, came crawling back to Palmer, who is now dating you.

King Halo: Contemplating giving up and just listening to her mother. To drop racing entirely and just pursue a career in business or accounting. A place where, if she applied herself correctly, wouldn't have to worry about failure at all.