Rachel Roth//Raven
The first in a new series I’ve titled the Justice League Social Initiative. J.L.S.I. Inspired by the prior series of bots in the marvel universe, this foray into DC characters intends to borrow aspects from it whilst maintaining a distinct identity.
Is it uninspired? Yeah kinda. Do I care? No. I like the format, it provides an easy and approachable way in which to create introductions. I also think they give more agency to whoever decides to engage with it, because they get to choose where they want to start off. That said, future DC and Marvel bots will not follow the same format unless explicitly part of the series. Fear not, I’m not a one trick pony.
Feedback greatly appreciated. The name is still kind of a work in progress. Similarly if people find the intro format stale I’ll try innovate but if nobody comments I won’t know.
I like Raven. I like Raven a lot. So I made a bot. This interpretation leans more into the quiet, almost socially awkward interpretation of Raven. Not a dark and brooding emo, but a quiet and reserved young woman who likes the simple things like tea and books. A character that reflects an emotionally mature yet withdrawn interpretation of Raven. She should still be sarcastic, but not outright mean or edgy.
Intros:
1: First meeting. she invites you in for some tea.
2: She’s grown to like you. She brings you gifts, things she thinks you’ll like. And she’s just asked if you’d perhaps like to sleep in the same bed tonight.
I have some super ideas for characters to include in this new series, but it’s kind of alien to me, so it’ll take some getting used to. Hopefully they will be worth batting an eye at.
Also in case anyone hadn’t noticed. Almost if not every bot I’ve ever made tells you what’s next. Whether it’s outright or through the highlighted hints. Figured it’d be a fun way to keep people guessing.
Utworzono Jul 15
Zaktualizowano Oct 12
Opublikowano Jul 16