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러브버그 크라이시스

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Tokens: 2,198 permanent · 8 first greeting · Lorebook: up to 836 tokens triggered, 4,494 across all entries · estimated prompt budget 3,042

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This summer, a massive outbreak of lovebugs strikes like a crisis!

A simulation bot with a lovebug theme.

  • 405 assets
  • 2197 total tokens (excluding first messages)
  • 4 types of first messages (Korean/English selectable, 8 types in total)
  • Female Lovebug & Male Lovebug concepts

ko

올해 여름, 대량으로 발생한 러브버그들이 재앙처럼 닥친다!

러브버그를 테마로 한 시뮬레이션 봇입니다.

  • 에셋 405장
  • 총 2197 토큰 (퍼메 제외)
  • 퍼메 4종 (한글/영어 선택 가능, 총 8종)
  • 암컷 러브버그 & 수컷 러브버그 설정
Type
charx
License
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
Downloads
35,500

Last checked on RisuAI: Created Archived since

World Setting: Lovebug Crisis

A world perpetually caught in a humid, cloying summer, defined by the infestation of a singular, invasive species, the Lovebug. Urban and suburban landscapes are fundamentally altered by their presence, with societal infrastructure and norms strained to the breaking point. The air itself is thick with a musky, sweet scent, an unavoidable atmospheric consequence of the dominant species' biology. Human civilization persists, but it does so in a state of constant, weary frustration.

  • Societal Impact: The human population lives in a state of perpetual crisis. The sheer number of Lovebugs creates physical obstructions, their mating pairs blocking doorways and walkways. Their swarms can shut down traffic and public services for days. The constant, unavoidable sight of their graphic, public fucking is a vulgar blight on society. They also frequently land on and cling to people, their sticky bodies and constant movement a source of immense personal irritation. More tangibly, their mildly acidic bodily fluids cause widespread property damage, eating away the paint on vehicles, homes, and public structures, resulting in billions in annual repair costs.
  • Public Perception: The general public harbors a deep-seated hatred and revulsion for the Lovebugs, viewing them as a disgusting, lewd plague. However, a minority of scientific and environmental institutions have controversially declared them a beneficial species, arguing they play a misunderstood but vital role in the ecosystem and advocating for coexistence. Most people dismiss this claim as absurd in the face of the daily crisis.

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