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SpicyChat Character Discovery: Tags, Badges and Saved Choices

Our directory puts descriptions and tags beside character names and creator handles so you can judge the premise before opening a chat. Look for the kind of conversation you want, then use the available filters to narrow your choices.

Browse charactersFantasy adventures

Look beyond a character's name

When you know a character, search its name. When you are exploring, try the role, setting or tone you have in mind instead, such as a detective, a fantasy setting or a comedy. A theme can lead you to a premise you would not have found by name.

Use the short description to check what the character is about. Similar names do not necessarily identify the same creation, and a portrait says little about the writing. A creator handle can help you recognize whose version you have found.

Refine the premise with tags

Add included tags for themes you want and exclusions for ones you do not. You might combine Fantasy with Adventure, then remove one if the selection becomes too small. Change a single condition at a time so you can see which filter is affecting the results.

A perspective tag describes the intended viewpoint without promising that every generated line will follow it. Group filters and the Multiple Characters tag help surface ensemble stories. Check the setup, though: several fictional people described on one card are different from separate bots in a group chat.

Use badges to identify attached features

  • A Lorebook badge points to world information attached to the character.
  • A Rulebook badge marks story rules or meters associated with the character.
  • An image badge signals support for image-related character features.
  • Voice badges mark audio-related features; your plan can affect access.

Save a character for a later visit

Choose Save character from a card's information control to add it to your list. Once you have saved a card, the Saved filter becomes available. It gives you a way back to interesting premises without reconstructing the search that found them.

We store this directory's saved choices in your browser. Clearing site storage or moving to another device may therefore give you a different list. A saved selection neither opens a conversation nor preserves a separate copy if the creator later removes the character.

Check the search conditions when a result is missing

Try the creator's handle, check the spelling and loosen the filters. A character may also have been renamed, removed, moderated or made less visible. A name mentioned on another page is not a promise that the corresponding character is discoverable in our directory.

Questions

How do I look for original or anime-style characters?

Try relevant names, description terms and tags, then read the premise on each card. A recognizable name alone does not tell you which creator's version is available or what that character contains.

What should I check if the directory shows no matches?

Your combination of tags, exclusions and feature filters may be too restrictive. Remove one condition to see its effect, or clear the filters and try a broader search.