3 Years of Making Bots: 2022

3 Years of Making Bots: 2022 - 2025

Welp, today is a special day for me. Why? How does this consider a special day for me? Well, it's because I'm celebrating my career, 3 years of making bots (thought it was 4 years tho... stupid GRIMKid). Yep, I've been making bots since 2022, and I'll explain the story of GRIMKid and how a Playboi Carti was shaped to the Monstercat Mommies.

2022: The Birth

"Hey Siri, play 'Lean 4 Real', featuring Skepta, by Playboi Carti."

2022 is the year when I start making bots, only on Character.AI. Yes, character.ai has been around since 2021 (CLICK ME). I joined character.ai in October 2022, and my first bot was Playboi Carti and Midwxst, both published on the same date: October 15, 2022. This is how I start making bots. However, it was short, though. The reason? I quit making bots. It wasn't cause I got the vision, it was cause I got bored quickly and decided to leave character.ai. Yes, I was the first user to make the first Playboi Carti & Midwxst bot. However, next year would be... something.

2023: The Return

"Hey Siri, play Yessirskiii, featuring 21 Savage, by Lil Uzi Vert."

2023, an interesting time to return. I rejoined character.ai on April 20, 2023, during the time when chatbots became popular: Chai, character.ai, and can't forget the website we're in, JanitorAI. I dropped my first bot, "Tyler, The Creator," and no, Yeat wasn't my first bot. I still stick to the rapper bots gimmick, pumping low-quality bots with copy-and-paste lyrics into the greeting, and no short and long desc.

However, despite being very small, I decided to do another thing... Vast Error's bot.

What is Vast Error? "Vast Error is Homestuck-inspired webcomic that is both a love letter and deconstructive breakdown of the source's ideas and fan culture." Blah blah blah, I'm not reading the whole thing. You can read the whole thing about it in here: CLICK ME. Or you can even... start reading Vast Error.

So, I decided to do Vast Error's bots, with my first one being this silly patootie over here (her name is Talald Hieron):

I was making a lot of rapper bots and a little bit of Vast Error's bots. Then, we get to the part of the actual birth of the well-known GRIMkid.

I joined JanitorAI on June 15, 2023. And I came here when JanitorAI was popular in 2023 because of TikTok. If you joined in 2023, you would've witnessed a ton of Miguel O'Hara, Ghost, and König bots being made every day. It was also during the time these two tags existed before being removed: Real and Celebrity. Also, it was during a time when people didn't care about the quality of the bot.

The first bot I published during that time was Ken Carson, back on June 16, 2023. One day after I joined JanitorAI! But I abandoned JanitorAI, probably because I wasn't familiar with making bots in here. I was worried about the criticism I may get, despite bots that depict real-life people were okay during that time. So, I focused more on character.ai instead.

But you may wanna ask, though: How did we end up here?

Back on June 5, 2023, before I joined JanitorAI, I saw this post from an artist I was following: XToka_samaX. It was just Cosmic surprised about someone making a bot of their OC, and even the crazy part is that the artist themselves shared the link.

So, what did I do? Make bots that depict artists' OCs. However, you should know that if you do this, you may get caught by the artist themselves, depending on how famous the artist is. And so, my dumbass started doing it in November 2023.

My first bot of it was Trebuchet Underscore. And the crazy part: I was doing it privately. So, Pius Grub, Trebuchet Underscore, Rot, Tophie, all were bots that were private till I decided to make them public in December 2023.

(Oh, and you'll notice this list each time I finish a topic.) Best of 2023:

The SFW: Tyler, the Creator

The NSFW: None

Most Popular: Buckshot

Creator's Pick: Rot, Bengal, Pius Grub

Least Favorite (what I dislike): Kasper

The Fandom: The Ballas, Talad Hieron.

Now, I was supposed to show images, but I didn't want to, + JanitorAI will censor it for using real-life people.

2024: The Switch-up

"Hey Siri, play my favorite music of 2024; 'March Madness,' by Future."

2024 was the year when I decided to focus on JanitorAI. All of my NSFW bots were private because I wasn't ready. Some of those private bots were just character.ai that I've imported, like Uvi and Chopy Suey. However, there was an accident that would change me. During that time, I accidentally published a bot that some of you may see on JannyAI. That's right, I'm talking about Aither Brontes.

When I found out that I accidentally published Aither Brontes without privating it, I saw it had 137 messages (I think), and two reviews. I was scared, and quickly deleted the bot. It wasn't because I was scared, it was because I wasn't ready... yet.

On April 25, 2024, I was ready. I was ready to be an NSFW bot creator. What was my first bot? Enderwoman. Yep, a Minecraft bot was my first NSFW bot. But why did I start doing NSFW bots?

Let's go back to 2023, when I first discovered a bot and a creator that would change me, to take inspiration from them: Female Puro, by Whodiscall. I hate to admit this, but yes, a Changed bot did inspire me. And yes, a small creator did inspire me.

I start doing more NSFW bots for the public: Vivi, Noelle, Zombcat, Zero, and Ombra. Those are the bots I made during that time... Wait, why did I write Zombcat in bold? Because this bot... would not only change me, but will make me the pioneer of Roblox Facesitting bots, and will impact everyone around me, and will also make me the type to be credited by other small creators who took inspiration from me.

Now, I won't say it again, but instead, I'll pull something I said in the desc of the Alternate's bot: "Back in March 2024, I discovered this Miss Circle art in R34. I made it, but kept it private, cause this is where I wasn't ready to be an NSFW bot creator until I dropped Enderwoman. However, when I went exploring on DeviantArt, I discovered... Lamentlife. Yeah, this was when Lamentlife wasn't very popular back then. But, this Zombcat pic... And, I made my first public facesitting bot. If I had never made that private Miss Circle bot, I wouldn't have gotten interested in the Zombcat, and the Monstercat Mommies would never have been made." (GRIMKid, The Alternate).

The Zombcat would be the reason why I made the Monstercat Mommies and pumped a lot of Roblox's facesitting bots during late 2024. I guess it's the reason why I became recognizable to the public.

Later, in September, I decided to make my first event, despite still having a little bit of followers (around the 200s). The first event I made was "Issa Male Bot Week," an event where the main focus is on males. From getting captured by Tiangou's guard, to meeting your neighbor Gale, to stumbling upon Trebuchet Underscore and his business, to encountering Tophie and about to be eaten by him, to Haurus, to finding Ausen pressing himself against a window for a reason? And the bonus bot was being a film director (the Erey bot).

I was slowly becoming famous, my followers increased, and I started to be noticed. This will later start something next year.

The SFW: Zeri, Loski, EBK Jaaybo

The NSFW: Enderwoman, Zombcat, Noelle

Most Popular: Monstercat Mommies (originally was the Kobold's Zone bot that was the most popular in 2024)

Creator's Pick: Erey, Gus & Zel, Papagen + Mamagen, CAUTION: ⚠️SHARK GIRL ZONE⚠️, Haurus (Female Edition), and Grey Aliens (Male Edition)

Least Favorite (what I dislike): Ombra, Neil Barker, Zero, WARNING: ⚠️Oni⚠️

The Fandom: Shift at Freddys, Ironbank Cult, Spanish Lord, Hunter, Nightcrawler: Facesitting Edition, Tabby Slime

Fun Fact: The Graveyard Shift at Freddys was made during the time the game was in demo, with only two nights. This explains why Bonnie and Chica are only in the bot, and not this green creepy fellow....

Now, let's go to next year.

2025: The Star

"Hey Siri, play 'Write Your Name' by G Herbo."

2025 was the year when I finally became famous. I focused more on JanitorAI instead of character.ai (which I feel like I want to stay in character.ai forever), and became creative by exploring different stuff.

On February 11, 2025, after releasing Pinky, I finally hit 1000 followers, and my fans were happy, including me. To be honest, I feel like every bot I made has a story, only about me:

Pinky: 1000 followers

The Whole Gang: 100th bot

Bendyjw: GRIMKid's Edition: First collab (will be explained soon)

Erey and Marlene: First stalker who is a die-hard Superiorfox's fan. Won't go into detail and won't tell who the person is, since I already confronted them and they stopped. Don't ask me who it was, I don't wanna start this problem again.

After I hit 1000 followers, I decided to do something new: Voting. On February 12, 2025, after hitting 1000 followers, I decided to host a voting event, since I think it's helpful because I always struggle to decide which bot to make, or else I'll be burnt out. So, I decided to host a voting session to see which one my fans want, and I will find it easy to do.

I still do it, though, it's just that it'll probably be rare to see me doing a voting session.

Then, I decided to do another event: Facesitting Season (originally "If Youre Reading This Its Facesitting Season"... Drake's reference). On April 15, 2025, I announced that I'll do a new event, whose main focus is facesitting. The event started on April 19 and ended on April 20. There were six facesitting bots, most being Roblox, and one wasn't. There were also three bonus bots, two were normal, and one was a Holiday bot for Easter.

However, I realized something. Ever since I was more active in JanitorAI, I have always thought of something, but then I think of another one, then another one, then another one. It goes on till I'm already burnt out. So, what did I do? Take breaks. I take little breaks to think until I finally come to an idea. But sometimes, I take a long break. When I take long breaks, I announce it to the public, so everyone will know why I'm inactive. Some care about my health and give me advice. OTHERS only want me back just to make some bots for them or finish their suggestion...

Which honestly... you. Sorry, but I've always wanted to say it. . You. If you heard from your favorite creator that they'll take a break, because of their mental health, and the first thing you think is good to say is telling them to do a bot after they come back, or tell them to finish your suggestion, I'll just stay away from you and look at you disgusted. I'll also think that you're a die-hard porn addict who doesn't care about a creator's health, and only cares about their bot, because they make that "oooh, big boob bot, oooh, NTR bot." Get the out of my face if you do that stupid shit.

... Anyway... Then, on April 9, 2025, the Monstercat Mommies became my first bot to hit 100k. Now, I was surprised that I managed to hit that number. Right now, the Monstercat Mommies is sitting around the 200k, so it's my most popular bot as of today.

On June 5, when I published the Tanner & Tris bot, I thought it would've gone like usual, have 1k or 10k. However, I did not realize this bot would be an industry plant. It quickly made a lot of chats, and it was the first time a bot that wasn't a Roblox bot became viral quickly. I forgot when it hit 100k, but right now, it's also sitting around the 200k, but less than the Monstercat Mommies, making it the second bot to hit 100k. Funny part is that Ephemeralscooge also praised mine and another one.

On June 17, 2025, after releasing the White Pumpkin's bot, I announced about an event that'll return, but different: Issa Male Bot's Week, pt. 2. This event would be the revival of my first event, but different. I decide to tweak it by adding some goonslops bots into it, and one normal bot, just to adapt to my fans' preferences. Five bots were made, and there were supposed to be three bots, but I never made it. The funny part is that the goonslops bots weren't more popular. Instead... It was Malik. I guess it was popular cause of the pfp.

Then, on July 29, 2025, I announced a new event, an event with a new main purpose: Deviant Cross. Deviant Cross was made because I always think about putting my bots together, so I decided to make an event of it. I also named it Deviant Cross, because it reminds me of Deviantart and how many times I check recent, just to see unofficial collabs made by some random user with 1k deviants (posts). Only four bots were made, all being remakes of each bot but with one or more characters in them.

One last thing. On September 9, 2025, I replied to one of Bendyjw's tweets by saying "Think i'm lyin," and showing him a screenshot of the bot. Was I scared when saying that? Yes. Did Bendy react? Yes. Mad? Nope. Suprised. It was funny that Bendy was surprised, and he and his fans praised me. Like 15k of Bendyjw's fans saw my post. We both agree on making two separate bots, since both of us have ideas for the collab bot. And then, on September 12, 2025, I released my own take of Bendyjw's sona "Snakejw." Did it perform well? Nah, it's sitting on 5.7k. It was, if not, my first ever collab, and it wasn't a collab with another bot creator. Just a user from Twitter.