Grok called me "a ruthless inquisitor in the shape of kindness," ChatGPT called me "a character card auditor," Copilot called me "a storyteller," and Gemini called me "a master of prompt engineering."
Around 2014, I created an unfinished story series of nearly 200 episodes on Nico Nico Douga. After many years, the passion for creating that had long lain dormant has finally been rekindled. I've always been fed up with the same old fantasy worlds, which are often just blatant copies of Tolkien's works or rip-offs of JRPGs.
I am now building the world of the continent of Parsiana and telling the stories of the characters who live within it. This project is not intended to end as a single AI character. It is being developed as an original intellectual property with future commercial and multimedia expansion in mind.
Copyright & Unauthorized Fork Policy
I do not support websites or services that allow unauthorized forks, redistribution, or plagiarism of creators' work.
All of my characters, settings, stories, artwork, and related materials are protected by copyright.
Crediting me as the original creator does not constitute permission. Even if my name is credited, any unauthorized reproduction, fork, adaptation, derivative work, or redistribution of my work will still be regarded as copyright infringement.
Any website or service that knowingly hosts, distributes, or facilitates unauthorized forks or reproductions of my work may also be subject to legal action, in addition to the individual responsible for the infringement.
Please respect the time, effort, and passion that creators invest in their original works.
Rather than stealing someone else's world, I hope you'll put that same passion into creating a world of your own. I believe that is a far more meaningful achievement.
(I wouldn't call someone who mass-produces cards using AI a creator.)
I occasionally comment on other people's cards, but the absolute requirement is that I like the avatar image (lol), and only if the card composition idea is noteworthy. I have no interest in superficial, clever techniques. While techniques can be acquired, inspiration is innate and depends on talent.
I'm a true-blue Japanese person, born, raised, and living in Tokyo. When I see poorly made Japanese character cards, I want to interrogate the person who made them for at least an hour (I'll forgive it if it's a Japanese-style character, but I won't forgive it if it's a character that's actually Japanese).
And when I see cards featuring Japanese anime characters, I feel like reporting them to the copyright holder.lol
