Hello, I'm KaynoVolcano! I accidentally mispelled "Volcano" as "Volacno" in my username, so that's going to stay like that until next month...

Did you know? A majority of the users on this platform are actively violating one of the guidelines, and I'm pretty sure you get what I mean. My source? I made it up! But anyways-

I'm a casual here, having joined no more than six weeks ago after discovering the forbidden fruit (JanitorAI) through a YT Shorts video! But even in that short period of time, I've discovered some hidden gems! These are the creators I'm inspired by:

@YuigaDokuson - Her bots are creative and interesting! Even though she's said the stuff she makes is no more than unsatisfactory slop in one of her... well, definitely frequent vent posting, I still think it's nice! At the very least, it's entertaining watching the progress from her earlier bots to her current ones.

@trichilioc0sm - Someone I found through Yuiga's bio, and I can definitely see how most of her renders are inspired by trich's! They make very awesome stuff, especially the greyscale artistic style they use. I'm excited after their latest post announcing their return.

@QuesoManCheezMan and @DAAAAMNNNNN_birb26 - These creators are among the more recent ones, but they're very much goated! They make absolutely fantastic renders themselves and write interesting ideas.

Now, you may be asking, "Kayno! These are all creators who focus on the hit Roblox game Grave/Digger. What's your deal with it?", and to that I say, it's entirely out of curiosity! I myself only discovered the game a few weeks ago, but it sparked curiosity within me, which was only amplified after making the choice to search for the game on this particular site.

And whaddya expect? I thought there'd only be a few niche bots, but I was very surprised to see so many of them in great detail! Considering the fact that there are already existing lorebooks of the game publicly, and that most Grave/Digger assets are easily accessible through the Discord server, I thought it'd be a fun and worthwhile idea to make my own bot, with my own renders and all (which I might mess up badly because I have no idea how to).

Now, I'm not exactly a good writer. English is not my first language, and I don't particularly read enough literature to know how stuff usually goes, but after chatting with a few bots here, I think I've gotten the general stuff down, especially after Yuiga herself encouraged me to make my own bots in the comments of her latest announcement.

Quite a surprising fact that I've discovered after definitely not obsessively hyperfixating on the bots of creators, their profile bios, and comments, is that three people have been inspired by YuigaDokuson (@Ishimi-Yoka, @Quamar, @Kelvin1000) and have their own bots influenced by her, such as lorebooks, descriptions, character definition format, and even renders! They are also people I'm inspired by, and I hope to become the fourth person.

Here are other non-Grave/Digger related creators I like:

@RPKAppreciator - Funny Arknight and Umamusume bots! I think there was a time when this creator used other people as ghostwriters to write their bots? It's intriguing to see the different ways bots would be written, as well as the bickering between the ghostwriter and RPK themselves.

@Correns - An absolute GOAT in my opinion, who reminds me of that one guy that played Rush E and made a video about it because someone dared them to. I found him under one of RPK's bots, complaining about a particular ghostwriter's writing. His spite is what fueled him to publish his own masterpiece of a bot! He's one of the reasons I wanted to start making my own bots.

@Dudegod - A very unique approach to writing bots that I really admire. Seriously, go check them out.

Haha... This went on for far longer than I intended it to be, and I still had so much I wanted to say! Just know that I'll post a bot soon.

See ya~