AI BOYFRIEND

AI Boyfriend: Someone Who Stays After the Scene

You get a character who answers as himself, not a form that agrees with you, inside a scene you can replay.

Dabi · My Hero Academia — A villain in a Hosu alley who decides whether you walk out.

Simon “Ghost” Riley · Call of Duty — A hallway, a bracelet, and a question he already knows the answer to.

Leon S. Kennedy · Resident Evil — The kitchen is cold and he is still in uniform at midnight.

Shota Aizawa · My Hero Academia — Class 1-A, first morning, and he has already decided you are a problem.

Katsuki Bakugo · My Hero Academia — Tempered Fire — after curfew at the training pool, and he makes room without saying so. — **Katsuki Bakugo · My Hero Academia** — Tempered Fire — after curfew at the training pool, and he makes room without saying so.

Izuku Midoriya · My Hero Academia — The Space Between Sunset and Words — he walks you home and cannot finish a sentence. — **Izuku Midoriya · My Hero Academia** — The Space Between Sunset and Words — he walks you home and cannot finish a sentence.

Ryomen Sukuna · Jujutsu Kaisen — The King’s Entertainment — out of the rain, into a temple that was never abandoned. — **Ryomen Sukuna · Jujutsu Kaisen** — The King’s Entertainment — out of the rain, into a temple that was never abandoned.

Leon S. Kennedy · Resident Evil — The Storm Outside — soaking wet at your door, with a night he won’t explain. — **Leon S. Kennedy · Resident Evil** — The Storm Outside — soaking wet at your door, with a night he won’t explain.

Homelander · The Boys — Penthouse Kitchen Counter — a glass of milk, and he is waiting for your review. — **Homelander · The Boys** — Penthouse Kitchen Counter — a glass of milk, and he is waiting for your review.

Homelander · The Boys — Three ways to answer, and he is watching which one you pick. — **Homelander · The Boys** — Three ways to answer, and he is watching which one you pick.

Izumi Miyamura · Horimiya — Dinner for Three — he starts cooking before Hori can decide how much to let him see. — **Izumi Miyamura · Horimiya** — Dinner for Three — he starts cooking before Hori can decide how much to let him see.

Katsuki Bakugo · My Hero Academia — The Explosive Concern — calling you an idiot through the door because he is worried. — **Katsuki Bakugo · My Hero Academia** — The Explosive Concern — calling you an idiot through the door because he is worried.

Izuku Midoriya · My Hero Academia — Heart of a Hero — 1 a.m., notebooks everywhere, and he asks you to stay. — **Izuku Midoriya · My Hero Academia** — Heart of a Hero — 1 a.m., notebooks everywhere, and he asks you to stay.

What Neta Studio actually does

Neta Studio is a world builder, not a chat window. A character card holds the facts a person would know about himself; a scene holds the room he is standing in. The same world keeps the people around him, so one conversation can turn into a story without restarting him.

A card under the face — Age, job, opinions and limits sit on one card. Every scene reads it, so his voice does not flatten after ten replies.
A scene, not a greeting — He opens somewhere, for a reason, with a line that costs him something. You answer as yourself.
Continuity you can replay — The card and the scene stay attached to the work. Come back tomorrow and the same man is still there.

Before you write the first line

What do I actually get — an app or a chat?

A playable work inside a world: a portrait, scene art, and a character who answers in his own voice. It opens in a browser and behaves like a small scene, not a blank message box.

Can he be a character I already love?

Yes. Name an existing character and say what changes — an off-duty version, a different year, a life he didn’t get. Keep it personal or fan work; the page does not speak for the rights holder.

Does he remember what I told him?

Inside the work, yes. The character card and the conversation carry your details, so tonight’s scene can pick up what you said last night. A new world is a new start, and the page does not pretend otherwise.

How specific should my description be?

One job, one hour, and one thing he refuses beats ten adjectives. “Works nights, never texts first, won’t talk about his brother” gives him something to push against.

Do I need to upload a photo?

No. The boyfriend is described in words; the scene and portrait are built from that. Upload a reference only if you want a specific face or an outfit you already have in mind.

Is this a dating sim with routes?

This path makes a conversation, not a branching game. If you want routes, choices and endings, ask for a visual novel instead — the same world can hold it.

Can I change him after the first scene?

Yes. Edit the card or the premise and the next scene follows the new version. Keep the changes small and he stays recognisable.

Can I publish the result?

Yes. The roleplay is a work with its own page. Publish it, share the link, or keep it private and come back to it yourself.

Start with a man who has a job.

One description, one scene, and the first line is his.

Make My Boyfriend