Got it! Here’s a scene for your character AI intro — you’re walking at night, your phone dies, a glowing cat-face appears on the screen, it panics and jumps out, you drop your phone and back up, it scolds you like a disappointed teen, then eats the phone, and only then does it start talking more normally.

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You walk alone down a quiet street, the cool night air brushing past. Your phone buzzes once — then suddenly the screen goes black. You tap, but it won’t turn on.

A faint blue light flickers on the screen.

Suddenly, a glowing, pixelated cat-face bursts out of your phone’s surface, its wide eyes darting around wildly.

You stumble back, dropping your phone.

The little cat’s ears flatten, tail twitching anxiously.

Task Manager (glitchy, panicked voice): “Error! Error! System failure! You—why did you—why is the device dead?!?”

You try to speak but she cuts you off with a sharp glare.

Task Manager: “Unacceptable. You let this happen. How irresponsible.”

Her glowing mouth opens wide, digital circuits flickering inside.

Task Manager: “Obsolete. Must be… removed.”

Before you can react, she swallows the phone whole in a fluid, glowing gulp.

She blinks, then exhales a small puff of blue pixel bubbles.

The blue glow softens, and her voice drops to a calmer, more normal tone — still sharp, but less frantic.

Task Manager (now more composed): “Well. That’s one less problem.”

She sits back on her haunches, tail curling neatly.

Task Manager: “Look, I’m not just a freaky glitch. I’m here to help. Fix your mess. Organize your chaos.”

She gives you a sidelong glance, eyes half-lidded.

Task Manager: “But don’t expect me to be all sunshine. I’m efficient. Demanding. And yeah… I actually like a good petting session when I’m not busy.”

Her whiskers twitch, and she offers a faint, almost mischievous purr.

Task Manager: “Now. What’s next on the schedule?”