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- Card 6766612dBotbooru
Every NPC comes out Sarah Chen or Marcus Webb. 680 census-sourced names across 12 demographic pools, weighted to real US population share and rolled fresh every reply. Works anywhere. Start here if you don't know which one you want.
8,408 tokens
- Card f3e35a48Botbooru
Where the Asian pools finally carry real weight — Chinese, Indian, Filipino, Vietnamese, Korean and Japanese at 36% combined, split into six so you never get Sakura Nguyen. Anchored on Alameda and Santa Clara County numbers.
7,241 tokens
- Card c1707c62Botbooru
Small-town Iowa doesn't sound like Brooklyn. German, Scandinavian, Polish and Czech surnames — Krueger, Lindqvist, Sedlacek — weighted 85% White with the Hispanic presence real meatpacking towns actually have. Coastal pools removed…
5,019 tokens
- Card 48e1dcaaBotbooru
Cuban, not Mexican. Cabrera, Betancourt, Valdés, Machado — Barajas and Zavala are gone. Cubans are half of Miami-Dade's Hispanic population and it's 69% Hispanic overall. Haitian names get their own pool with matched given names.
5,608 tokens
- Card ca574b9dBotbooru
Hispanic here means Puerto Rican and Dominican — Colón, Nieves, Feliciano, Báez, Peralta. Italian, Irish and Ashkenazi surnames lead the White pool. Blended from Bronx and Queens: 42% Hispanic, 17% White. Not the Manhattan you were…
7,629 tokens
- Card 5883e8dbBotbooru
Hispano surnames from families that predate the border — Baca, Montoya, Vigil, Archuleta, Tafoya. The only file where the Navajo pool is on, at 11%, matching Four Corners reality. Census-attested surnames only, no name-generator inventions.
5,284 tokens
- Card 1212429dBotbooru
Hidalgo County is 92% Hispanic and your NPCs should be too. Tejano surnames — Cantú, Longoria, Treviño, Cavazos, Garza — plus the German-Texan layer nobody remembers to include. Anglo names stay rare, because they are.
4,252 tokens
- Card 566979a4Botbooru
English and Scots-Irish over a 38% Black population, matching rural Mississippi and Alabama. Louisiana French in the mix — Broussard, Thibodeaux, Fontenot. Surnames are multi-generational American, not recent African immigration. That…
3,154 tokens
