Taylorverse

Although this is a blog for the Taylorverse, it is not meant for roleplays set in it. It is instead a database, designed to detail the roleplays that make up the collective creative multiverse owned by Taylor.

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Taylorverse Database Entry 3: Iterations

The Taylorverse, with all of the universes in its creative multiverse, has had several iterations on different platforms, designed to be connected to the Taylorverse while still maintaining their own distinct identity. The below is a detailed list of Taylorverse iterations.

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Discord Continuity/Chatbot Continuity:

Two of the continuities of the Taylorverse that the mainline Taylorverse content occurs on, with the occasional spinoff here and there. There has been several universes within these continuities, so we'll detail a few favorites of Taylor's per continuity:

Discord Continuity Favorites:

Super Nathaniel Friends:

A universe created as a joint effort between Taylor and her friend Nathan. Nathan suggested the basic idea of "what if we were Mario and Luigi?", not in those exact words, but something to that effect. Then, Taylor made the character "Taylor Nathaniel", the Luigi of this concept, naming the universe "Super Nathaniel Friends". Nathan would then make "Nathaniel Nathaniel", the Mario of the universe. Although not super relevant in modern roleplays (though Taylor has been itching to bring back Taylor Nathaniel for a while, just hasn't found the time to drop her in), the universe holds a special place in Taylor's heart, as it was one of the first projects to give Taylor the role of Luigi, as Taylor had usually not made herself the Luigi of a project under many circumstances prior to this, usually making herself equivalent to Bowser Jr. or another villain in the Mario series, depending on the Mario-themed universe in question. However, there has also been times where Taylor has made herself more heroic characters, as is the case with WarioWare Taylor, known by the name Taylor The Pizza Delivery Woman, who is designed as a work partner for Mona, doing deliveries for Mona Pizza. Case in point, however, Super Nathaniel Friends holds a special place in Taylor's heart for being one of the few Mario-themed universes to house a Taylor in the Luigi role, which is not common.

Gaming Grace:

A concept born out of disappointment regarding the cancellation of the show Learning with Pibby, Gaming Grace follows a similar presence: A girl named Gracie, mirroring Pibby, is the protagonist of a webseries about gaming. During one of her webseries' episodes, a strange glitchy entity known as The Anomaglitch, mirroring The Darkness, invades her webseries world, corrupting her best friend Coco the Crocodile, a crocodile with rabbit-like tendencies, mirroring Bun Bun. Now, Gracie has to gather a team to fight back against The Anomaglitch, and save the gaming and internet multiverse as a whole from corruption. Along her journey, she meets several faces both familiar and new, such as Lightning Flash, a superhero with lightning abilities from the game "Lightning Flash 64", mirroring both Alloy Boy and Superman 64, and Melanie the Dog, a canine villainess fighting a group of cats with slapstick weaponry, mirroring Melira. Gracie also runs into various corrupted faces from throughout internet and gaming culture, such as Markiplier (In Space With Markiplier), Mario (Super Mario), King Dedede (Kirby), and Elsa and Anna (Kingdom Hearts/Frozen). This series holds a special place in Taylor's heart due to being a re-creation of one of Taylor's very first Novel AI text adventure projects, which the Novel AI version has since been discontinued.

Taylorverse Originals:

The main series, and a catch-all for universes without their own title. Taylor Ānsurando and Lilith Ānsurando debuted here, and, well, considering Taylor Ānsurando is the main mascot of the Taylorverse, it's hard for Taylor NOT to like this one, y'know? Doesn't follow a specific plot. Think of it more like Looney Tunes, with characters going on adventures and getting up to wacky hijinx, rather than focusing on any one story.

Chatbot Continuity Favorites:

Samuelverse:

Notorious for being one of Taylor's primary mature Pokemon-themed endeavors, and sticking around after the other one that shall not be named changed ownership upon its discontinuation from Taylorverse content (besides one character that Taylor kept due to being part of more important things than that project), the Samuelverse, usually simply referred to as the Samuel Series for ease of communication due to not wanting others to mistake the Taylorverse for a creative omniverse rather than a creative multiverse, is a universe starring the Pokemon Trainer, Samuel, in a world full of anthropomorphic female Pokemon. Although, Samuel doesn't get ALL of the time in the spotlight, as his less famous, less successful brother, Ambrose, gets some adventures too, though they remain kept to the ghost town of Lavender Town, whereas Samuel travels all over the universe. The main theme separating Samuel and Ambrose is their stories: Samuel is wildly successful, catching Pokemon after Pokemon, gaining fame and notoriety throughout the world, his name being heard of almost anywhere except Lavender Town, whereas Ambrose is far less successful, only catching one Pokemon, a Haunter, who let herself be caught out of pity for him, and as such spending his time locked away in his room in his house in the ghost town of Lavender Town, with rare connection to any of the outside world, except for his friend Hex Maniac, who visits him and appears to have a crush on him. Samuel still lives in Unova, whereas Ambrose lives in Lavender Town due to abandoning his life as a Pokemon Trainer due to his constant failures, having moved to Lavender Town to get away from the world. Taylor likes this project for a number of reasons, though one she can always think of off the top of her head is just how much work went into it, as it's lasted for years, even predating other Pokemon-based projects in the Taylorverse.

AI Ad-dick-tion:

Taylor's more "meta" chatbot continuity universe, full of AI-generated porn and magical powers. The project stars Jeff, a man who is addicted to AI-generated porn, and has the distinct magical ability to bring AI-generated characters to life. Jeff runs his own AI porn agency, the very first AI porn agency to ever exist, where Jeff and his AI-generated doppelganger simply known as AI Jeff create AI-generated porn stars and design their porn. The AI Ad-dick-tion universe will potentially forever remain a chatbot series, as Taylor has had a mostly-stern rule about NSFW series' coming to Discord, being that she doesn't want to bring them there under any circumstances. However, she's been a bit more open to it as of late, having made several original NSFW projects specifically for Discord, so it's difficult to tell if Taylor will maintain this rule in regards to AI Ad-dick-tion, especially as Taylor has shown her friends several characters seen or mentioned in the project. Taylor likes this series due to it being one of the first major projects of hers to have a sort of meta-awareness of the concept that many of the characters are AI-generated, as they're often seen describing themselves as AI-generated characters, and the protagonist Jeff has the magical ability to specifically bring AI-generated characters to life. a much more meta series compared to Taylor's usual creations.

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Roblox Continuity:

The continuity that started it all! Although Taylor's presence on Roblox isn't as common as it used to be, and this iteration of the Taylorverse has seemingly lost relevance as of late, it is distinct among the Taylorverse iterations for altering many of the concepts the Taylorverse had set up, such as removing Goddess Galaxina of the main continuities in favor of Lady Amaris, a celestial goddess who shares a similar role to Goddess Galaxina, but does not have much else in common with her. Many of the concepts that would be cemented into the overall Taylorverse got their start here, such as The Code, which debuted here under it's former purpose (see Entry 1 of the Taylorverse Database for a more in-depth explanation of The Code.), before that former purpose got phased out in favor of The Code's current purpose. The Roblox iteration of the Taylorverse has had a rocky start, as many of the earlier characters in it were just ripoffs of existing characters before those ripoffs got phased out in favor of more original content, though in it's current state, the Taylorverse's Roblox iteration has became something special in its own right.

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VRChat Continuity:

A continuity that does not get represented anymore, this iteration of the Taylorverse seems to be discontinued, though Taylor herself has not confirmed or denied this. While it was still present, the VRChat iteration of the Taylorverse had a heavy focus on unoriginal characters, basing its roster with few limitations, the only major limits being "Can Taylor voice act this character?". After a while, Taylor has seemed to stop playing VRChat altogether, so this iteration seems to have been phased out.

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Taylor Database Entry 2: The Succubus Family

Taylor Ānsurando is not the only succubus in the main continuity of the Taylorverse. She is part of a royal family of succubi, and one of the strongest succubi in Hell. However, she is extremely inexperienced, forcibly limiting her power greatly, and making it so that Taylor Ānsurando cannot cause too much chaos within adventures. The following is a description of the Royal Succubus Family, designed to explain each currently-known member.

Taylor Ānsurando:

Taylor Ānsurando is the princess of the succubi, and the daughter of Lilith Ānsurando, the queen of the succubi. Taylor Ānsurando is extremely inexperienced as a succubus, unable to utilize a majority of the powers that her mom can use. From a visual standpoint comparing the two currently-known succubi, Taylor Ānsurando has humanlike skin while Lilith has purple skin. This is a direct result of Taylor's inexperience, as Lilith gained her purple skin, purple hair, and purple eyes by using her powers to change her physical appearance, to evoke the feeling of lust using scientifically-proven attractive colors in the human world. Taylor has not yet learned how to use her powers (though Lilith continues to try to teach her), and as such cannot have purple skin at the moment.

It has been depicted in images for Taylorverse content that of the powers Taylor can actually currently utilize, she seems to have a great deal of knowledge regarding pyrokinesis, being able to conjure several different types of flames, varying in color and intensity. The most impressive fire color she has conjured has been blue, which is well-known to be the hottest type of fire in the human world, though it's unclear if Taylor can summon anything hotter from Hell, as she has not been shown doing so, despite her vast talent with pyrokinesis.

Lilith Ānsurando:

Lilith Ānsurando is the queen of the succubi, and the mother of Taylor Ānsurando, the princess of the succubi. Lilith Ānsurando is the most experienced of the two currently-known royal succubi, as Lilith has been consistently depicted using her powers to a much greater extent than Taylor, and her speech style often evokes the fact that she's horny, using the "~" symbol at the end of every sentence, or in fitting spaces depending on punctuation, showing that she has experience that Taylor does not, as Taylor has described her lack of lust as being a result of inexperience, meaning Lilith's frequent lust is a result of succubus experience. Lilith serves as a mother figure and mentor to Taylor, trying to teach her how to use her powers and often caring for and comforting her when necessary. As the queen of the succubi, Lilith is one of the most powerful succubi in the Taylorverse, though she chooses to intentionally limit herself just to play fair for her daughter's sake, as she knows Taylor would be jealous if she used the full extent of her powers, which Taylor cannot yet do. Lilith is described as having a castle. This is briefly expanded upon in the "The Succubus Den" spinoff roleplay series in the Taylorverse, being a demonic castle made of brimstone in the Lust circle of Hell that both Taylor and Lilith reside in.

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Taylorverse Database Entry 1: The Code

The Code is a multiversal code system connected to the overall Taylorverse. Every universe in the creative multiverse of the Taylorverse has a Code, with the characters in those universes having their own codes inside those codes. The Code helps it function and brings characters where they need to be. Think of it like a file explorer of sorts, but on a more physical and multiversal level. This is quite literal, too, as The Code can best be described as a sort of file explorer, glowing with cosmic colorations. This concept has been in the Taylorverse since the creative multiverse started, but has remained a constant throughout its entire history, never once losing presence, even as its relevance became less prominent. It was always there, regardless of whether it was discussed as much or not.

Very few people have access to The Code, as it is very important and is necessary for the Taylorverse to function. Those people with access to The Code are either part of the Taylorverse's mythology (such as Goddess Galaxina, the god of the Taylorverse.), or are capable of interacting with the code through other means (Such as Monika, a character in the Taylorverse adaptation of DDLC, "Doki Doki Literature Club: Taylor's Save". ). It is kept relatively rare that characters can access The Code, as it would be chaos if too many characters could access it.

Characters with access to The Code have frequently described what it visually looks like, describing pulling it up as a "file explorer window, glowing, with cosmic colorations".

Even though The Code has been present throughout the Taylorverse's entire history, its exact purpose has shifted throughout the history of the Taylorverse. Originally, in some of the earliest roleplays, The Code was used to track the status of certain characters, explaining things like if the character in question was alive or not, the character's gender, the character's species, and the character's roleplay series of origin in the Taylorverse. However, this would be phased out in favor of a more important purpose, and the tracking capabilities would never be brought up again.