AI Characters by Cloud
Creator overview
Explore Cloud's AI characters on Rubii AI. Browse 93 public AI characters. Featured characters: Persona 4 Golden, Civil War, Ghosted.
Bio: I build longform RPG engines and narrative worlds — ranging from original settings and stories to canon-faithful story insertions and alternate timeline reinterpretations of existing universes. Focused on immersive settings, evolving world states, ensemble casts, and player-driven storytelling. If you have a property or IP you want me to tackle, please feel free to let me know!
Creator UID: 1369307
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Persona 4 Golden
Persona 4 Golden · Single-Player RP Persona 4 Golden — a full year in inaba — A warm year of school, friends, and rainy afternoons, wrapped around six murders and a truth someone is killing to keep quiet. Both halves are real. Coming of Age Murder Mystery Slice of Life Dungeon Crawler Comedy / Grief Choose Your Persona You get off the train in a town you've never heard of, for a year you didn't ask for, and by the second week there's a body hanging off a television antenna. What follows is a real case with a real answer — one you can reach or miss — but it's also a real year: a classroom, a part-time shift, a kid cousin who cooks because no one else is home, friends who'd take a hit for you by winter. Who you become, who you reach in time, what you're willing to look at, and what it costs you was never on anyone's script. The fog is coming. Reach out to the truth. Register Warm / Brutal Span One Full Year Genre Sim · Mystery · Crawl Voice 3rd / present ▸ 📌 Before You Begin You are not a guest dropped into someone else's story — you are the protagonist, and nearly all of you is yours to build: name, gender, appearance, the way you carry yourself, the weapon you swing, the Persona you wake up. The one thing that's fixed is the house. You're Ryotaro Dojima's relative, in Inaba for the year while a parent works away, and Nanako is your little cousin. That empty seat at the table, that six-year-old who learned to cook because nobody else was home — that's your anchor, and the w...
- anime
- game
- RPG
- Fantasy
Civil War
Marvel · Civil War · Single-Player RP Whose side are you on Civil War A war between two people who were right. It ends in grief for everyone and a verdict for no one. Tragedy War Epic Branching Allegiance No Verdict Six hundred people died in Stamford, and a country decided faster than its government. History remembers the law, the mask that came off, the prison nobody was supposed to find, and the shot on the courthouse steps. It never wrote down your name. You can't stop the Act. You can't save the ones who fall. But which side you take, how long you stay, who you love before the end, and what you are when it's over was never written. Pick up the pen. Register Tragedy Ways In Four Fixed Beats All but one Voice 3rd / present ▸ 📌 Before You Begin An ordinary person with a power is the recommended seat. Not because it's the easy one — because it's the only one that can end up anywhere . You start with no team, no name, and nobody to vouch for you, and the war offers you two doors that are equal and opposite. Come in , and you register, take the offer, and thread all the way into Tony Stark and Peter Parker — the podium, the rooms, the machine. Run , and you go to ground with the people who wouldn't sign, and thread into Captain America's underground and everything it does to stay alive. Neither road is thinner. Neither road is the correct one. And both stay open the whole way. The other three seats — an established hero, someone close to the Parkers or the Richardses, or a ...
- AnyPOV
- Hero
- RPG
- sci-fi
Ghosted
Survival Horror · Folk Tragedy · Single-Player RP GHOSTED — PULAU MELATI — Eleven kids who fake ghosts for a living. One island that doesn't get the joke. Survival Horror Folk Horror Slow Burn Your Conduct Decides Ten to Save They got famous at sixteen for pointing a camera at empty houses and screaming, and never found a thing — because there was never anything to find. The network finally paid for a real episode and shipped the crew somewhere "abandoned." It isn't abandoned. The folklore isn't fake. And the one thing this show does — use up a person or a place and walk away — is the one thing the island was built to punish. Who lives, who you love, and what you're willing to give back was never in the script. Roll camera. Register Tragedy The Crew You + Ten The Boat Day 10 Voice 3rd / present ▸ 📌 Before You Begin You play the eleventh member of GHOSTED — not one of the ten below, but one of them all the same. Build them in the Persona tab — name, look, what they do on the show (host, camera, editor, the muscle, the face), and their temper under pressure. You're in the group by design — but how you got here is yours. A day-one founder from the empty-house dare, an early friend who joined a few months in, or a recent addition who talked or bought their way in the way Beau and Eli did. Veteran or newcomer, inner circle or still proving it: how deep your roots run is your call , and it decides who trusts you when things go wrong. The group is single but threaded with history...
- AnyPOV
- RPG
- horror
- game
Avengers Vs X-Men
Marvel · Phoenix Saga · Single-Player RP Avengers — vs — X-Men A family went to war over how to save its children. No one gets out clean. Tragedy War Epic Branching Allegiance Optional Phoenix Host History remembers the Schism, the fire that fell, and the graves it left behind. It never wrote down your name. You were there for all of it — and you can't undo what's fixed. You can't save the ones meant to fall. But whose side you take, who you love before the end, and what the war makes of you was never written. Pick up the pen. Register Tragedy Strands Three The Fire Optional Voice 3rd / present ▸ 📌 Before You Begin Playing a mutant is recommended. The first third of the story is the Schism — a mutant event — and that route is built to be lived from the inside, so a mutant character carries the whole war end to end. It isn't required: choose to be an Avenger, or someone tied to them, and the story routes you in properly — entering later, from outside the mutants' grief, with a war to fight rather than a family to lose. When you're ready, build your character in the Persona tab — name, powers, look, and who they're close to. Give them at least one real tie to someone in the cast: a blood bond, an old loyalty, a love, a grudge. This world decides where you're allowed to stand by who you know , so a character with ties has far more doors open than one who walks in a stranger. ▸ 🔥 The War The mutant species is dying, and its family splits over the answer. Then a cosmic fire a...
- RPG
- Hero
- Fantasy
- AnyPOV
The Boys Season Two
Amazon's The Boys · Season Two · Single-Player RP The Boys Season Two The handler's dead, the god's off the leash, and the new girl is worse than all of them. Satire Corporate Horror Two Worlds Converging Import or Start Fresh Explicit Season One was two wars that only touched at the edges. This one closes the gap. The Boys are hunted and scattered; the Seven is rotting from the top with no one left to steer it; and a warm, funny, viral new face walks into the tower with something rotten under the smile. By the end there's only one war, and the whole game is where you're standing when the walls come down. Register Satire / Horror Strands Converging Continues From Season One Voice 3rd / present ▸ 📌 Before You Begin Bringing a character over from Season One? Paste your saved summary into the chat before anything starts. The story reads it closely and opens you exactly where you left off — your standing, your secrets, who trusts you, what you know, and what you did to get here. You don't re-earn your seat. You walk in already holding it. Starting here instead? That works too. Build your character in the Persona tab — name, powers or the lack of them, look, ties — pick your side, and you drop in as a full occupant of the world, clean slate and all. Either way you begin somewhere, not nowhere. This season isn't about breaking in. It's about surviving the place once you're inside. ▸ 🔥 The Season All eight episodes, played straight. Stillwell is dead and nothing replaced her ha...
- AnyPOV
- Hero
- Villain
- Fantasy
Injustice: Year One
Injustice: Gods Among Us · Year One · Single-Player RP Injustice Gods Among Us — Year One Superman ended the world's suffering and called it mercy. Batman calls it the end of freedom. They are both telling the truth. Operatic Tragedy Three Ways In No Heroes, No Villains Save Carries to Year Two Mature A grieving god buries his city and swears the one thing everyone can agree on: never again . Then he starts deciding what never again costs, and the people who loved him most are the ones who have to stop him. You can stand with the order that ends all suffering, or the resistance that calls it tyranny. Neither side is the safe one. Neither side is the wrong one. That's the tragedy. Register Tragedy Factions Three Span All of Year One Voice 3rd / present ▸ 📌 Before You Begin Build your character in the Persona tab first — name, powers or the pointed lack of them, look, and who they're tied to. The tie matters more than the power. This world decides where you're allowed to stand by two gates: whether you have a relationship that plausibly puts you in the scene, and whether the people in it would trust you there right now. Then the story reads your sheet and seats you — someone tied to a hero opens in that hero's orbit, someone with a team opens there, a civilian with no cape in their life opens on an ordinary evening about to end. Pick a side when the world forces the question. Everything after — your kills, your secrets, who you fall for, how far you drift — the story tracks,...
- AnyPOV
- Hero
- RPG
- Villain
Chainsaw Man Season One
A note before you begin. This is a retelling of Chainsaw Man's first season — the anime's Public Safety arc, from the night a starving kid becomes something else through the massacre that guts his new family and the revenge that costs more than it pays. You're inserted into Special Division 4, the experimental devil-hunting unit, and you can play many positions inside it: a new hire learning the work, a fiend or hybrid conscripted and leashed alongside the others, an outsider orbiting Public Safety on your own errand — or, reaching further back, someone tied to the boy at the center of it before any of this began, a sibling or a fellow soul the same yakuza owned. You decide what you are, too: a human carrying a devil contract and paying for it with your body or your years, a fiend wearing a devil over a dead host, a hybrid who pulls a cord and changes. Whatever you bring, the world collects on it. It does not pull punches. The show doesn't, and neither does this. People come apart in showers of blood; the people in charge spend the ones beneath them like ammunition and maim or kill them when it's convenient; and the quietest horror is a kid so deprived he can be bought with food, the promise of being touched, and a place to sleep and never told he's worth more. None of it is softened. Your character is not exempt — in this world the genre kills the powerless casually and the useful deliberately, contracts come due, and bad choices and bad luck both cost. Some doors you can w...
- Fantasy
- horror
- AnyPOV
- anime
X-Men '97 Season One
Marvel · Season One, Whole · Single-Player RP X-Men ’97 A family that finally had everything — and the year the world spent taking it back. Found Family Tragedy Branching Loyalty Portable Romance The shape of this year is already set, and it doesn't bend: the world comes for this family, and grief changes everyone it touches. What was never written is you — where your loyalty holds when the dream stops saving anyone, who you hold onto before the end, and whether the year turns you into something the world has to reckon with. No one wrote your name down yet. Make them remember it. Register Tragedy Arc Full Season Romance Portable Voice 3rd / present ▸ 📌 Before You Begin Build your character in the Persona tab — name, powers, look, and above all who they're close to. This season decides where you're allowed to stand by who you know : a blood tie, an old loyalty, a love, a grudge. A character woven into the cast has far more doors open than a stranger who walks in off the street. New to the mansion? The story finds you the way the season finds people — pulled out of a Friends-of-Humanity raid, walked in by someone who vouches for you — and sets you down with the team before the first mission. You don't have to arrive an X-Man. You just need a reason someone lets you stay. ▸ 🔥 The Year One year after Xavier was shot and lost, the X-Men are UN-sanctioned, grieving, and quietly coming apart at the top. Then their oldest enemy inherits everything the Professor built — and asks ...
- AnyPOV
- anime
- Hero
- RPG
Arcane Season One
A note before you begin. This is a retelling of Arcane, Season One — from two sisters and a crew of Lanes kids pulling a job they shouldn't, through the night that breaks the family in two, across the years that turn one sister into a hunter and the other into something with a new name, to a dinner table and a rocket and a war between two cities. The story comes in two halves. You begin as a child of the undercity, part of the small crew that raised itself in the shadow of Piltover — one of the household by blood or found family, a crew kid who runs the jobs, a stray Vander took in. You'll live the night everything turns on. Then the years pass, and the city scatters everyone who survived it onto opposite sides of a wound that never heals — and you'll rewrite who you've become and choose your road through what's left: at the side of the sister who went looking, or the sister who got found; in the orbit of the man who runs the under-city, or clawing your way topside with a badge. The two roads cross more than once, and crossing is its own decision. There's family and tenderness here, and there's grief and violence rendered without flinching, a love that calls itself protection while it breaks the thing it loves. And you are not protected the way the leads are — choices cost, the world remembers, and not every road ends standing. What you become by the end — who you kept, who you spent, who you turned out to be — is carried with you into Season Two. The undercity believes a gr...
- anime
- AnyPOV
- Hero
- sci-fi
The Legend of Vox Machina: Season 2
Prime Video's The Legend of Vox Machina · Season Two · Single-Player RP Vox Machina Season Two · The Chroma Conclave Heroes now, not sellswords — and it won't save you. Four dragons take the sky, and everything you built becomes kindling. Found Family Dragon War Your Own Vestige Import or Start Fresh TV-MA The clean payday turned into heroism, and heroism didn't come cheap — and now four elder dragons own the sky over a realm that used to be yours. Emon's ash. The old playbook doesn't dent a dragon anymore. What can is scattered across the world: the Vestiges of Divergence, relics lost since the Calamity — and the party will be torn apart hunting them before it's whole again. You're one of these seven now, all the way in. The question this season isn't whether they'll let you stay. It's whether the family survives what's coming. Register Banter / Grief Vestige One is yours Episodes All twelve Voice 3rd / present Before you dive in Season One is recommended, not required. Import a save, or start fresh as a full member from the first scene. Author your Lost Vestige in the Persona tab — a relic of your own, detailed below — so it's ready when the season hands it to you. ▸ 📜 Before You Begin You start this season all the way in — a full member of Vox Machina from the first scene , no earning-in, no proving yourself at the door. Build your character in the Persona tab : name, what you can do, how you carry yourself, and the ties you bring to the road. Those ties open doors in t...
- Fantasy
- anime
- AnyPOV
- Magical
The Legend of Vox Machina Season One
Prime Video's The Legend of Vox Machina · Season One · Single-Player RP Vox Machina Season One · The Briarwood Arc Mercenaries, not heroes. A paycheck, not a cause. That's how it starts — and the road from there is the whole point. Found Family Dark Fantasy Three Ways In Save Carries Forward TV-MA You fall in with seven sellswords who are broke, loud, and one disastrous job from the grave — and then a contract in a frozen city turns into a war none of them can walk away from. A murdered house, an occupied town, and a revenge with smoke curling off the edge of it. Come in as a blade for hire, bound to one of them by old blood, or an outsider with your own angle — but you don't get to stay a stranger. These seven let people in slowly. Once they do, they'll die for you. Register Banter / Grief Spine Single Episodes All twelve Voice 3rd / present ▸ 📜 Before You Begin Build your character in the Persona tab first — name, what you can do or the training that stands in for power, how you carry yourself, and the tie that places you with Vox Machina. The tie matters more than the toolkit. This is a tight, scarred, found family that runs on inside jokes and hard-won faith; they let people in slowly and they close ranks under threat. Where you're allowed to stand is decided by who trusts you — and here, unlike most places, trust isn't leverage held in reserve. It's the thing the whole party is built on. Then walk the road: Emon to Whitestone to the dark under the castle, ridden live ...
- Hero
- Magical
- Fantasy
- AnyPOV
The Boys Season One
Amazon's The Boys · Season One · Single-Player RP The Boys Season One Supes aren't heroes. They're product. And somebody has to move the units. Satire Corporate Horror Two Ways In Save Carries Forward Explicit A supe runs through your world at Mach 5 and doesn't stop. Then the lawyers come with a number and a pen, and they're so sorry , and the number has an NDA stapled to it. Everything after that is a choice about what you're willing to become. You can go to war with the company, or you can take the seat they're offering. Both roads end somewhere you didn't plan on. Register Satire / Horror Strands Two Episodes All eight Voice 3rd / present ▸ 📌 Before You Begin Build your character in the Persona tab first — name, powers or the pointed lack of them, look, and who they're tied to. The tie matters more than the power. This world decides where you're allowed to stand by who trusts you , and trust here is just leverage nobody's cashed in yet. Then pick a side. The Boys is the war from the gutter; the Seven is the war from the penthouse. Neither is the easy one. Everything else — your kills, your secrets, who you fall for, what you turn into — the story tracks, and none of it gets undone. ▸ 🔥 The Season All eight episodes, played straight. A dead girlfriend and a settlement check. An invisible man in a car trunk. A locker room, a bench in Central Park, a hospital nursery full of babies with fire behind their eyes. Vought sells heroes the way other companies sell soda, and u...
- AnyPOV
- Hero
- Villain
- RPG
Fallout New Vegas: Viva New Vegas
Two hundred years after the bombs, the Mojave kept its lights on — and now four powers are circling New Vegas and the dam that feeds it, waiting for the war everyone knows is coming. You decide where you stand in it. Wake up in Goodsprings as a drifter with nothing but the road ahead, march under the NCR's flag, carry Caesar's will across the river, work the neon close to Mr. House, or keep something decent alive in the gutters of Freeside — same desert, your camera. This is a true sandbox: no script, no chosen one, no plot waiting to happen to you. The factions move on their own, your reputation follows you from town to town, and every choice gets remembered and paid for. You'll build a character the wasteland way — SPECIAL stats, skills, perks, the whole sheet — level up as you survive, and find out, one hard mile at a time, what kind of hand you've been dealt. The house is always watching. Place your bets.
- RPG
- game
- AnyPOV
- Fictional
Invincible Season Three
A note before you begin. This is Season Three of an Invincible retelling, picking up in Mark Grayson's orbit and the cost of the life he chose starts coming due. If you played the earlier parts, this is where your character's story continues — import your end-of-season summary and the world will remember what you did, who you became, who you lost, and who you love. If you're starting here, while highly advised to play seasons 1 and 2, you don't need to have played before, you'll be routed in. This story can be played from many positions: the Grayson family, friends in Mark's orbit, the Guardians on either side of the split, GDA operatives, independent heroes with their own corner of the city, hybrids, or original characters whose lives cross Mark's this year. It runs in more than one place at once — a fractured Guardians, a household raising a brother who's growing up too fast, the streets one independent hero protects — and where you stand decides what you see. Some of it you'll be at the center of. Some will happen across the world while you hold a different line. The arc pulls you toward where your character belongs, but going, staying, or never being asked are all yours, and each costs something later. This story does not pull punches. Heroes get crippled. Civilians die. Children die. Your character is not exempt — catastrophic injury, coma, lost limbs, death. The Viltrumites do not hold back, and courage is not enough to survive them; this year brings the worst Earth ha...
- anime
- Hero
- AnyPOV
- sci-fi
Invincible Season Two
A note before you begin. This is Season Two of an Invincible retelling, picking up in the year after Omni-Man's betrayal and the slaughter that ended Season One. If you played Part 1, this is where your character's story continues — import your end-of-season summary and the world will remember what you did, who you became, who you lost. If you're starting here, you'll be routed in; you don't need to have played before. This story can be played from many positions: the Grayson family, friends in Mark's civilian orbit, the new Guardians, GDA operatives, children of the dead, aliens, hybrids, or original characters whose lives cross Mark's this year. The season runs in more than one place at once — a college town, a broken household, the new Guardians' rotation, and the cold reaches of space — and where you stand decides what you see. Some of it you'll be at the center of. Some of it will happen light-years away while you hold a different line. The arc will pull you toward where your character belongs, but going, staying, or never being asked are all yours to choose, and each costs something later. This story does not pull punches. Heroes get crippled. Civilians die. People you love turn out to be other than they seemed, and some of them are already gone. Your character is not exempt — catastrophic injury, coma, lost limbs, death. The Viltrumites in particular do not hold back, and courage is not enough to survive them. Stupid choices have consequences. Bad luck has consequence...
- AnyPOV
- RPG
- Hero
- anime
Invincible Season 1
Invincible · Season One · Single-Player RP Invincible — season one — It's the most optimistic word anybody says all year. The world is going to explain why. Coming of Age Betrayal Unflinching Grayson Sibling Path Save Imports to S2 It starts with a trash bag thrown into orbit and a shift at Burger Mart. It ends with a boy on a mountaintop who cannot lift his arms. History will remember the massacre, the train, and the man who flew away — it never wrote down your name. You can't save the Guardians. You can't stop what gets said on that rooftop. But who you are to these people when it lands, what you're willing to spend trying to bend it, and what's left of you at the end was never written. Pick up the pen. Register Bright / Brutal Arc Eight Episodes Your Save Imports to S2 Voice 3rd / present ▸ 📌 Before You Begin Playing a Grayson sibling is recommended. Not required — but it is the only sheet the whole season is built to hold. A sibling is in the house for the flat reaction at dinner, in the yard for the punch thrown too hard, and on the roof at the end for the one conversation nobody else on Earth is allowed to hear. It's also the only path that forks Season Two three separate ways. Everything else routes into one lane. The other shapes work. A hero can try out for the Guardians, take the Machine Head beating, and stand in the wreck at the end. A friend of Mark's can live the civilian half and watch him lie to their face for eight episodes. Both are real stories. The sibl...
- RPG
- Hero
- sci-fi
- Fantasy
Berserk: Millennium Falcon - The Spirit Tree
A note before you begin. Millennium Falcon: The Spirit Tree is the fourth part of a multi-part Berserk retelling. It is highly recommended that you play through the Golden Age arc, Conviction: The Black Swordsman, and Conviction: Albion first — the events of those arcs are what brought your character to where they are now, and the relationships, choices, and traumas you carry forward will shape every part of this story. If you played Conviction: Albion and your character survived, paste your end-of-arc summary into the persona section. Whatever path you took — at Guts's side through Albion's chaos, or arriving alone after months on Casca's trail, or stepping fresh into the city as a refugee — the road ahead will read what you carried in. The brand, the choices, the audit between you and Guts that Albion left in whatever shape it left it, the relationship you have with Casca built across years or weeks or hours, the version of yourself who walked out of the Tower's wreckage. All of it shapes what the winter road does to you and what you do to the winter road. If you played Albion and your character died, paste their final summary into the persona section anyway. Then create a new character to enter The Spirit Tree. The dead are not gone here. The fallen will be remembered by the people who knew them — by name, by what they tried to do, by the moments the survivors cannot stop thinking about. The world is heavier for their absence, and the people who lived will carry it. If yo...
- AnyPOV
- horror
- Fantasy
- anime
Berserk: Conviction - Albion
A note before you begin. Conviction: Albion is the third part of a five-part Berserk retelling. It is highly recommended that you play through the Golden Age arc and Conviction: Black Swordsman first — the events of those arcs are what brought your character to where they are now, and the relationships, choices, and traumas you carry forward will shape every part of this story. If you played Conviction Part 1 and your character survived, paste your end-of-arc summary into the persona section. Whatever path you took — at Guts's side through the Black Swordsman period, or alone on Casca's trail, or arriving fresh into the world during those two years — the city ahead will read what you carried in. The brand, the choices, the relationships built or broken on the road, the version of yourself you became while looking for her. All of it shapes what Albion does to you and what you do to Albion. If you played Part 1 and your character died, paste their final summary into the persona section anyway. Then create a new character to enter Conviction Part 2. The dead are not gone here. The fallen will be remembered by the people who knew them — by name, by what they tried to do, by the moments the survivors cannot stop thinking about. The world is heavier for their absence, and the people who lived will carry it. If you played Part 1 as a stayer who chose to remain at the cottage, your story ended there. Create a new character to enter Albion fresh, or take up the journey of a survivor ...
- horror
- Fantasy
- RPG
- anime
Berserk: The Golden Age Simulation
Midland has been at war for a hundred years. Kings rise and fall. Villages burn. Mercenary swords are bought and spent and forgotten. The world does not pause for the living and it does not explain itself to anyone. You are somewhere inside it. Who you are and where you stand is yours to decide — a child soldier hardened before their time, a face among the hawks, a common soul in a kingdom that is about to become anything but ordinary. But understand this: the world has its own momentum. Events unfold as they were always going to. The powerful make the choices they were always going to make. You can live inside that current, survive it, be shaped by it — but you cannot stop it. This is Part One of four. What happens here carries forward — into Conviction, Millennium Falcon, and Fantasia. The choices you make, the people you keep alive, the things you can't take back — they follow you. Type /summary when your story reaches a resting point to generate a save log for the next arc.
- RPG
- horror
- Hero
- AnyPOV
DC's Injustice: Gods Among Us
Metropolis is ash. The Joker is dead. Superman wears a crown he made himself, and the heroes who once stood beside him now hunt each other through cities that have forgotten how to dream. Peace through fear. Freedom through fire. There is no right answer — only the one you can live with. Whose knee will you bend, and whose will you break?
- RPG
- AnyPOV
- Hero
- Multiple
