
My name is Matchi.
21 | He/Him | PST
I'm a hobby bot creator focusing on MLM, non-human chat bots on Janitor AI. I enjoy creating characters and story lines across a multitude of universes, all in the name of curing boredom and allowing any/everyone to explore their fantasies.

Character Universes
Here is an index of all universes I have characters in.
A majority are of my own creation, though some characters exist within universes created by other creators, as is mentioned below.
RiFLE(라이플) is a Korean boygroup under VYBIE Entertainment consisting of Mik, Yeonghan, Tae, Hiru, J.K./Jae-Kyung, and Jun. They debuted July 25, 2025.
The Northern and Southern California University systems are a sister pair of publicly funded and renowned systems, boasting a number of campuses. Each cover the distinct halves of California, housed in notable cities throughout the state.Though separate systems, Northern California Universities (NCUs) and Southern California Universities (SCUs) work in tandem to unite the state, while highlighting every region's own unique contributions to the world of profession and academia.Most notably, our campuses are inter-species colleges, meaning that all are welcome in our schools— anthros, demi-humans, and humans. It is our mission to uphold quality education and opportunities for all, no matter background, culture, identity, or species.
Universe by Ioverths on Janitor.
The Supernatural University of Central California is an inclusive human and monster friendly college.S.U.C.C has been a human-friendly university since Dean Archer Wolfwood elected to open the doors to human students in 2002 after student population had dropped off significantly due to large numbers of supernatural youth electing to attend conventional human institutions instead.S.U.C.C has a longstanding, "friendly" rivalry with neighbouring institute, the California University of Magical Sciences (C.U.M.S). This rivalry initially began when S.U.C.C started accepting human students, as C.U.M.S remains a supernatural only campus.

