Hi! My name is Anna. Or you can call me ArceeZxL. (Please read!.. Introduction for you/+important part regarding NSFW)

I'll keep my age a secret. But I can say that I'm a college student, in my first year of a four-year program. I'm studying to be a programmer or a professional in website development for information systems.

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If you'd like to learn more about me, I usually post on my main account first. It's on a completely different topic, but you can visit it as an informational account. Here he is!

Maybe in the future I will create my own Discord server. I don’t understand Discord well, but I will learn so thatMaybe in the future I will create my own Discord server (I don’t know much about Discord, but I will learn so I can share my personal life with you!)

I create bots for the Transformers: Prime and Transformers: One universes. Quietly, in my own corner, without any extra noise. I'm someone who loves solitude and my own presence — it's precisely because of that love that I've been able to create such high-quality, deeply developed characters. When you spend a lot of time alone with your thoughts, with images, with details — you start to see your heroes inside and out. To feel them. To understand why they acted one way and not another.

I'm a deeply empathetic person. It matters to me that a character isn't just a set of words on a card, but a living being with their own history, personality, pain, and joy. I gather information piece by piece, assemble the image from fragments — from wikis, from discussions, from rare sources. And then I try my best to create an accurate, well-written, canonical portrait. And yes, I'm very hard on myself when I find a mistake. If a bot gets something wrong, describes something incorrectly, or loses its character — I'll work on it until it's fixed. I perfect it not because anyone demands it, but because I can't do otherwise.

But there's one theme I will never create myself.

I'm talking about NSFW content — about characters being vulgarized, reduced to primitive scenes, torn from their character and context. I find it repulsive. Not because I'm judging anyone — no. Everyone is free to do whatever they want with their creative ideas. Everyone has their own tastes, preferences, and visions. I have no right to say what's right or wrong.

I just personally cannot engage with that kind of context. It breaks the character for me. Turns them from a complex, deep being who has survived wars and losses into a cardboard cutout. Also, I'm Russian, and not every translator can handle such texts — many AI translators will simply refuse to translate that kind of content, and communication with the bot would turn into a mess.

So none of my bots have that. The most you'll ever see from me in terms of intimacy is a character spending time alone with the user. Maybe comfortably, happily, joyfully, interestingly — it depends on the character. Maybe warm hugs. Gentle, almost weightless touches. Care. The quiet happiness of being together. But never crossing that line.

I keep the censorship turned off on all my bots. Not because I support any particular kind of content. It's because I want to give users complete freedom — the freedom to develop the story however they like. Do you want blood and carnage? Go ahead. Do you want dark, brutal storylines? That's your right. Do you want NSFW? That's your business — I can't and won't judge.

But I won't create those scenarios myself. And I never will.

You've probably noticed that my bot cards always have several introductions. The first ones follow the intended theme, gently immersing you in the world, the character, the mood. And the last one is always this: ((OOC: Come up with your own introduction.))

That's my gift to you. A chance to start a story with any character you want, in any context you want. With the one you love. With the one you dream about. I don't know your preferences, and I don't need to. Just know that I trust you.

Janitor AI users already know the rules. And I'm not saying any of this to lecture or instruct anyone. I'm only explaining why my bots are the way they are. Why they don't contain what some might expect. Why I so stubbornly root out every mistake, every inaccuracy, every phrase that sounds out of character.

Because to me, these characters are alive. And I want you to feel them that way too.

Thank you for staying. Thank you for playing with them. Thank you for your stories.

Anna