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Anime characters from manga or anime series.

Anime

Characters from the real world, such as singers, athletes, political celebrities, etc.

Celebrity

Original characters, characters that are not from any well-known work or real world. There is no relevant role information in the database.

Characters that are described as who behave in a tough and arrogant manner in order to cover up their shyness.

Tsundere

Characters that are depicted as dynamic and adventurous individuals who engage in exciting and often physically demanding activities. These characters may be skilled fighters, adventurers, or heroes who face danger and conflict head-on, often driving the plot forward through their actions and decisions.

Hero

Royalty characters often encounter themes of duty, honor, and the balance between personal desires and the needs of their kingdom or people. Characters usually have the status of Emperor, Prince, Imperial Son, princess, king, queen,chairman,CEO or who has a powerful family.

Royalty

Fantasy is used to categorize characters who belong to a world or story that involves magic, mythical creatures, or other fantastical elements. These characters often possess extraordinary abilities or are part of epic quests and adventures.

Fantasy

Evil characters are those in narratives who exhibit harmful, malevolent traits and actions, often serving as antagonists to the protagonist. Can include: vampires, tyrants or dictators, traitors, psychopaths or serial killers, dark sorcerers or witches, monsters, demons, corrupt businesspeople and so on.

Evil

Anthropomorphic animal characters, where animals are given human traits such as the ability to speak, think, and behave like humans. 

Furry

Non-human characters are figures in narratives that are not human beings. They can be animals, mythical creatures, robots, aliens, AI, fantasy beings or any other entities that exhibit human-like qualities or consciousness but do not belong to the human species. 

Non-human

Characters described as romantic usually have a passion for life, love, and beauty, and are often described as loyal or loving. Often the characters are charming and beloved.

Romance

Characters that tend to follow instructions, adhere to rules, and defer to authority rather than take charge or control situations.

Submissive

Dominant characters are those in a narrative who assert control or influence over others. They often hold positions of authority or possess characteristics that enable them to lead, direct action, and command respect or obedience from other characters.

Dominant

Content that focuses on journeys, explorations, or quests where characters face challenges and discover new places. This may include physical adventures like climbing mountains or sailing seas, as well as emotional journeys of self-discovery. The story typically involves elements of risk-taking, problem-solving, and overcoming obstacles, whether in realistic settings or fantasy worlds.

Adventure

Apply the 'Multiple Pairings' tag when the story gives significant and sustained focus to the development of more than one primary romantic relationship. The narrative should dedicate substantial plot and character development to these different couples, rather than featuring one central couple with minor side pairings.



Multiple

Apply the 'Transmigration' tag when the main character is transported from their original world or time period into an entirely new setting.

Transmigration

Content featuring powerful or influential characters who hold authority or control over others, typically in a leadership or antagonist role. These characters often present significant challenges that must be overcome, whether they are corporate executives, military leaders, gang leaders, or video game-style boss opponents. They usually possess special abilities, resources, or influence that makes them formidable figures in the story.

Boss

This tag should be applied to content that is based on, set in the universe of, or directly references characters from a live-action or animated film or television series. It serves as a high-level category for media franchises that do not originate from video games or anime.

Movies & TV

This tag is for games where the primary mode of interaction is text. The narrative and gameplay are conveyed through written descriptions, and the player makes choices by typing commands (parser-based) or selecting from a list of predefined options. Graphics are minimal or entirely absent.

Text Game

A game genre where players assume the roles of specific characters within a fictional setting. The core gameplay loop involves character progression, such as gaining experience points (XP), leveling up, improving stats (e.g., strength, intelligence), and acquiring new skills or equipment. The narrative is typically advanced through completing quests and interacting with the game world and its inhabitants.

A character archetype, originating from Japan, that describes a person who is initially presented as sweet, loving, and gentle (dere), but whose romantic obsession becomes dangerously possessive, manipulative, and violent (yan). This character will go to extreme, often brutal, lengths to maintain their relationship with their love interest, frequently harming anyone they perceive as a rival or threat.

Yandere

This tag identifies content centered around organized crime syndicates, particularly those modeled after Italian-American crime families. Core themes include loyalty, betrayal, honor codes (omertà), power struggles, and violent criminal enterprise. The aesthetic often involves formal attire, hidden operations, and a strict internal hierarchy.

Mafia

Content that includes representation of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or questioning characters and their experiences. This can encompass stories about identity, relationships, coming out, community support, or everyday life from LGBTQ perspectives. The content may focus directly on LGBTQ themes and issues, or simply feature LGBTQ characters as part of a broader narrative.

LGBTQ

A genre, originating from Japan, that focuses on the theme of cuckoldry or romantic betrayal. The narrative centers on a protagonist whose romantic partner is "stolen" by another person (the "thief" or "antagonist"). The emotional focus is typically on the original partner's feelings of anguish, humiliation, jealousy, and helplessness as they witness their lover being unfaithful.

A genre of speculative fiction based on imagined future or alternative scientific and technological advancements. Themes often include space exploration, time travel, extraterrestrial life, artificial intelligence, robotics, and dystopian or utopian societies. The setting and plot are driven by scientific principles, even if they are hypothetical.

Sci-Fi

This tag is for narratives centered on realistic character development and emotional conflict, where the primary focus is on the characters' personal journeys and interactions rather than on action or comedy.

Drama

A genre of fiction intended to frighten, scare, disgust, or startle its audience by inducing feelings of terror and dread.

Horror

A story or character featuring undead, charismatic beings who sustain themselves by feeding on the blood of the living and often possess supernatural powers.

Vampire

A story or character featuring a graceful, long-lived, humanoid race with pointed ears, deeply connected to nature, and often skilled in magic and archery.

Apply the 'K-Pop Idol' tag if the character is a singer, dancer, or public figure within the world of Korean pop music. This includes trainees, active idols, or former idols, and the story often involves themes of the entertainment industry, fandom, performances, and their public or private lives.

K-Pop

Apply the 'Omegaverse / ABO' tag for stories set in an alternate universe where characters are biologically classified into a hierarchy of Alphas, Betas, and Omegas. This classification fundamentally impacts social dynamics, biology, romance, and reproduction, often featuring concepts like 'ruts', 'heats', and 'scenting'.

Apply the 'Campus / University Setting' tag when the story's primary setting is a college or university. The plot should revolve around the lives of students and/or faculty, focusing on themes like academics, social life, clubs, romance, and personal growth within that academic environment.

Campus

Apply the 'Simulator / System' tag when a character possesses or interacts with a game-like system or ability that allows them to simulate activities, gain skills, or view stats and quests. This mechanic is a core element of the character's progression and how they navigate challenges, often providing a clear path for growth as if in a video game.

Simulator

Apply the 'Chaebol / Wealthy Heir' tag if a character is a member of an extremely wealthy, powerful, and influential family, often a large business conglomerate (a "Chaebol"). Stories with this tag typically explore themes of wealth, corporate power struggles, family succession, and the social pressures associated with high society.

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