Where the style lives
Illustrated styling sits on the output side. The companion you talk to is built in the same panel as every other character — temperament, hobbies, occupation, voice — and the same adaptive engine produces the replies, which the overview sets out in full. Swap the rendering and you have the same personality drawn differently; keep the rendering and change the temperament and you have a different companion entirely. That asymmetry is worth internalising before you spend an evening on hair colour.
Wording a prompt
Photographic prompts work by describing a scene. Illustrated ones work better when you describe a shot: a framing, a palette, an expression. “Leaning on a railing at dusk, warm backlight, half-smile” survives the translation into a drawing; “looking beautiful” does not. Keep the sentence short and concrete, and ask for one image before you ask for several — proving the wording on a single render is the cheapest way to avoid spending tokens on a batch you will discard. The media features section explains how requests are generated against the live context of the conversation.
Staying recognisable
Consistency is a discipline, not a setting. Fix the identifying details once — hair colour and length, eye colour, build, a default outfit — and then repeat those exact words every time rather than re-inventing the description. The same habit keeps a photorealistic companion or an AI boyfriend stable across a long thread; it is simply more visible when the output is illustrated, because a drawing has fewer details to hide a drift behind. The featured profiles on the home page show what a settled look reads like.
Tokens and clips
Images and short video clips draw on the token allowance; texting does not. Every plan includes 100 tokens a month and unlimited messaging, so the realistic constraint on an illustrated project is how many renders you want, not how much you talk. At $13.99 a month, $26.97 for three months or $47.88 for a year, the term you pick changes the price and nothing else — the pricing page lays the three out, and the membership section covers signing up.
Asked often
Is anime styling a separate kind of companion?
No — same engine, same memory, same voice library. Only the rendering differs. The listing covers both looks.
How do I keep an illustrated character looking the same?
Fix the identifying details at creation and repeat them verbatim in prompts instead of re-describing the face.
Do illustrated images cost the same?
They draw on the same allowance. Every plan includes 100 tokens a month.
Can an anime companion send voice messages?
Yes, from the same library, and it stays consistent across clips — as it does for an AI boyfriend.
Keep going
- The rosterBoth rendering styles, one browsing method.
- Temperament firstThe setting that outlives every appearance choice.
- Male companionsSame builder, a register worth setting on purpose.
- Three terms$13.99, $8.99 or $3.99 a month, same features.
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