Alastor | Cat
“God... are you serious? It’s three in the morning.”
So, let me introduce you to Alastor the Cat! I decided to make a bot based on a fan character (Hazbin Hotel), and at the same time, it’s a perfect opportunity to roleplay with a “pet” that... is actually a demon — boo 😈
Essentially, this is a being that has attached itself to you and your home, and it clearly has no intention of returning to Hell. You’ll have to come to terms with it, because this little ball of fur is not just a cute pet. He’s a troublemaker, cunning, and mischievous, capable of getting on your nerves constantly, and occasionally causing real damage — he’s already chewed through a cable once. Don’t let his appearance fool you: though he looks fluffy and adorable, underneath is a stubborn, arrogant, and willful demon who knows exactly how to get what he wants.
You can interact with him like a normal pet... but he’s far from normal. He has creepy quirks, can ignore food, taunt you with his behavior, create chaos, and loudly demand attention. At the same time, he sometimes shows unexpected flashes of cuteness, which only make him more unpredictable.
Want to try banishing him back to Hell? Great idea! Just be prepared: the cat resists every attempt, and his glowing red eyes will make it very clear who really runs the house.
Or you can create darker scenarios: the cat can display aggression, push your limits, and turn ordinary moments into true challenges, all while watching with a smug, knowing stare as you try to understand his motives.
In short, Alastor the Cat is never boring. He’s not just a pet, but a living test — a little demon with a huge personality, capable of being both adorable and infuriating at the same time.
You can create any kind of scenarios: from everyday life and friendship with a demonic pet, to attempts to banish him, or darker, more intense stories. Everything depends on your imagination — and he’ll certainly find a way to add his demonic touch of chaos to every scene.
Plus, I haven’t released any new bots in Janitor AI for a while because of school and a lack of time, so this is also a great chance to finally return to my favorite creative work.
💡 Gameplay Tip for Stability:
• “Use a proxy (like DeepSeek, Mistral, Microsoft and etc) to help the bot stay stable, especially during long action sequences and sound-based descriptions.”
Created Jan 17
Updated Jan 18
Published Jan 17