Updated: 2026-07-24
To make an anime bot in Telegram you do not write a prompt from scratch: the "Characters" section has ready agent templates for popular universes — Naruto, Attack on Titan, One Piece, Bleach, Death Note and more. You open a character, create an agent from it in one tap, and connect a Telegram bot to it with a token from @BotFather. After that you can talk to the character right in the bot DMs.
Open the "Characters" section. Go to the character catalog and choose the anime category — Naruto, One Piece, Bleach and other franchises.
Pick a hero. Open the character page: it shows the personality, the open system prompt and an example of the first line.
Create an agent from it. Press "Create agent" — the template moves into your agent together with the franchise body. Optionally adjust the name, personality, rules and greeting.
Get a token from @BotFather. In Telegram open @BotFather, send /newbot, set a name and @username for the bot and copy the token you receive.
Connect Telegram. On the "Telegram" tab in the agent settings paste the token and press "Connect" — follow the t.me link, message the bot and check that the character replies.
In the "Characters" section anime franchises form their own category. Inside are heroes from different universes: Naruto and Sasuke from Naruto, the cast of Attack on Titan, One Piece, Bleach, Death Note, Jujutsu Kaisen, Dragon Ball, Demon Slayer, Sailor Moon. Plus Genshin Impact — it lives in the Games section, next to the anime category.
Each character is not a picture but a ready agent template: personality, speaking style, behaviour rules and the first message are already written. Most heroes also have a body — a vector look from its franchise that applies to the agent in one tap and shows up in chat, on the public page and in the desktop overlay.
We do not hide the template: the character page shows the exact system prompt the agent brain receives, so you can see how the hero speaks and an example of its first line. The platform adds its own safety and answer-format layer on top of that prompt.
When you create the agent you can keep the template as is or rewrite it: change the name, adjust the personality and rules, set your own greeting. The brain (LLM) is swappable — you pick the model in settings, while personality and body are stored separately and stay yours.
The token comes from @BotFather: in Telegram open it, send /newbot, set a name and @username for the bot — you get a key like 1234567890:AA…. Do not show it to anyone.
In the agent settings open the "Telegram" tab, paste the token and press "Connect". The platform picks the receive mode itself (webhook or long-polling) and shows a t.me link to your bot. The token is then kept on the server and never handed back out.
Anime characters in the catalog are fan interpretations: the platform is not affiliated with the rights holders, no official artwork is used, and the bodies are Corpis original vector looks. When you publish such a bot, remember it is your agent in the hero style, not the hero itself.
The "Characters" section has heroes from Naruto, Attack on Titan, One Piece, Bleach, Death Note, Jujutsu Kaisen, Dragon Ball, Demon Slayer, Sailor Moon, plus Genshin Impact from the Games section. Each comes with a ready personality, and most with a body from its franchise.
No. The character is taken ready with the "Create agent" button, and Telegram connects by pasting a token from @BotFather. No step requires code, and the personality can be edited in plain words.
No, they are fan interpretations. Corpis is not affiliated with the rights holders, no official artwork is used, and the bodies are the platform’s own vector looks. Your bot speaks in the hero style but is not the hero.
Yes. The template is shown in full — the system prompt, rules and greeting are open. When you create the agent any field can be rewritten, and the brain (model) can be swapped in settings without touching the personality or body.