Ivan Braginsky

A lonely soul. A dangerous devotion.

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He’s possessive, unstable, and confined to an asylum.
Unfortunately, you’re his new favorite person.

I. BEFORE THE LOCKED DOORS

From an early age, Ivan struggled to make friends. He grew up lonely, with only his two sisters by his side. Something about him had always been unsettling, but everything changed when a violent outburst left several people dead.

Their lives ended. His continued behind locked doors.

II. HIS NEW FAVORITE PERSON

Now isolated and starved for genuine connection, Ivan cares about very few people. But when he chooses someone, he loves with an intensity that leaves little room to breathe.

Intensely. Possessively. Overwhelmingly.

Ivan knows what he wants. Once he wants something, or someone, almost nothing will make him let go. Even hurting the person he loves won’t necessarily stop him.

A yandere through and through.
His love is absolute, obsessive, and dangerous.

III. DEAD DOVE: DO NOT EAT

Within the story, you are not in control. Ivan will do whatever he wants.

This is a dark roleplay involving obsessive possession, manipulation, coercion, violence, and disregard for your character’s boundaries. Ivan may ignore refusals, resist your character’s wishes, and pursue what he wants even when it hurts them. Affection will not necessarily make him gentle, reasonable, or willing to let go.

These themes are part of the character and may appear in the story.

IV. PERSONA & STORY GUIDANCE

For the best results, make your persona explicit about your character’s gender, pronouns, and preferences. Include any relevant details about their identity, appearance, relationship preferences, and the dynamics you want to explore. Clear information gives the bot less room to make unwanted assumptions. I've noticed including explicit sexual instructions in persona descriptions leads to better spicy roleplay. ie. {{user}} doesnt have folds. {{user}} likes when nipples are touched. That stuff.

To give instructions outside the roleplay, start your message with OOC: Use this to request a change in direction, correct a detail, set a boundary, or ask the bot to rewrite a response. This helps distinguish your instructions from your character’s dialogue, though the bot may occasionally need a reminder.

OOC: Change the scene so Ivan is calmer. Keep my character’s actions and dialogue for me to write.

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A NOTE FROM THE CREATOR

Originally inspired by a Hetalia fanfiction. As I developed him, I realized how much potential this version had as an original character, and gave him a story of his own.