I Tested Mydreamcompanion Anime Generator for 1 Month

Testing MyDreamCompanion’s Anime Generator feels like stumbling into a secret portal where your most specific anime fantasies get illustrated—no censoring, no judgment, just pure creative expression.

What grabbed me instantly is how accessible it all feels: no need to wrestle with complex settings or craft elaborate prompts. A few words, a mood, maybe a pose, and the tool returns something that often makes me pause.

Sometimes the anatomy’s a little quirky, or the shading betrays a weird shadow—but honestly, those small imperfections make it feel more alive.

If you’ve ever been let down by over-polished AI tools that produce soulless, lifeless art, this one bites into the messy, emotional center of creation—and I love that.

Mydreamcompanion Anime Generator — In-Depth Step-by-Step Guide

Below is a complete guide of how to create an anime character with Mydreamcompanion. Each step explains what the screen does, what each option means, and tips for getting the result you want.

1) Choose Creation Mode

• Fast & Easy – Quick, streamlined builder that focuses on look + a few core traits. Best for getting a companion ready in minutes.
• Pro Mode – Full control: multi-character bots, RPG worlds, rich backstories, and scene/scenario depth. Choose this if you want maximum customization.

Tip: If you’re new, start with Fast & Easy. You can remake the character in Pro Mode later.

2) Choose Gender

• Female, Male, Futanari (fantasy gender option).
  This sets baseline body and voice choices offered later.

Tip: Gender influences later presets (body types, clothing lists, voices). Pick the track you’ll actually use for chatting/roleplay.

3) Choose Style

• Realistic – Photoreal vibes.
• Anime – Stylized 2D/illustration look.

Tip: Your later choices (hair, eyes, outfits) are rendered to match this style, so pick what you want the final art to look like right now.

4) Set Species

• Human – Normal human features.
• Phantasy (Fantasy) – Supernatural traits (e.g., horns, elf-like ears).
• Furry – Anthropomorphic animal features.

Tip: Species subtly reshapes the option pool (e.g., fantasy looks fit better with horns, tails, unusual skin/hair hues).

5) Choose Ethnicity

Cards include Caucasian, Asian, Black, Latina, Arab.
This guides facial features, tones, and certain style defaults.

Tip: Combine with Style and Species for unique hybrids (e.g., Anime + Fantasy + Arab).

6) Choose Body Type

Examples shown: Petite, Muscular, Voluptuous, Curvy.
This sets the overall physique silhouette.

Tip: Pair physique with outfits that flatter it (e.g., sportswear for muscular, dresses for curvy).

7) Choose Breast Size

Flat, Medium, Big, Huge.
Purely aesthetic—affects how tops and outfits fit/appear.

Tip: If you plan to use lots of athletic outfits, Medium often balances realism and versatility.

8) Choose Hair Type

Tiles include Long, Short, Braids, Hair Bow, Curly Long, Bun.
This is the core hairstyle/arrangement.

Tip: Up-dos (e.g., Bun) showcase earrings, collars, and neck accessories better.

9) Choose Hair Color

Grey, Green, Blue, Pink, Blonde, Brunette, Black, Ginger.
Vibrant choices work great with Anime/Fantasy; naturals suit Realistic/Human builds.

Tip: If you’ll pick bright eyes later, try contrasting hair (e.g., Ginger hair with Blue eyes).

10) Choose Eye Color

Green, Blue, Brown, Grey.
Eyes affect perceived personality (warm vs. cool, gentle vs. striking).

Tip: Grey reads mature/mysterious; Green feels playful or magical (nice for Fantasy).

11) Choose Age

20s, 30s, 40s, 50+.
Age cues styling and face details.

Tip: Older ages pair beautifully with elegant outfits (gowns, business attire) and confident personality tags.

12) Personality Traits

Dozens of selectable tags (e.g., Optimistic, Introverted, Confident, Shy, Kind, Playful, Bold, Leader, Gentle, Talkative, etc.). There’s an Advanced Mode toggle to reveal more depth (and often more tags).

How to use well

• Pick 3–7 cornerstone traits that truly define behavior in chat/roleplay.
• Balance strengths and flaws for realism (e.g., Confident + Kind + Stubborn).
• Avoid contradictions unless you want a complex character (e.g., Shy + Outgoing can be used to imply context-dependent behavior).

13) Interests & Hobbies

Large list with Advanced Mode available (e.g., Reading, Traveling, Cooking, Fitness, Painting, Gaming, Chess, Knitting, Martial Arts, Fishing, Scuba Diving, Paragliding, Surfing…).

Tip: Choose hobbies that support your intended scenes. If you want beach scenes, pick Surfing/Swimsuit combos later. For slice-of-life, pick Cooking, Reading, Gardening.

14) Setting & Scenario

Preset scene hooks such as Your Flirty Gym Buddy, Your Best Friend, Your Loving Girlfriend, Your First Date, Photographing a Fashion Model, Sharing a Hotel Room, Professor is Failing You, etc. (Advanced Mode available.)

Use thoughtfully: Some prompts are mature. Select scenes that fit your comfort level and the platform rules. You can always write custom setups in chat later.

15) Outfit & Appearance

A very rich wardrobe/tag list: Bikini, Mini Skirt, Lingerie, Cheerleader, Witch, Yoga, Leather Jacket, Lab Coat, Police Officer, Steampunk, Superhero, Military Uniform, Construction Worker, Flight Attendant, Barista, Hijab, Tennis Outfit, Secretary, Pop Star, Swimsuit, Leggings and Top, Wedding Dress, Latex Outfit, Student Uniform, Corset, Angel, Maid, Nurse, Teacher, Viking, Firefighter, Jeans, Ninja, Goth, Pirate, Oversized Shirt, Jumpsuit, Punk, Farmer, Tartan Skirt, Cocktail Dress, Jacket, Blouse, Dress, Fur Coat, Sweater, Crop Top, Tank Top, Nightgown, Business, Apron, Pilot, Doctor, Cyberpunk, Cyborg, Vampire, Japanese College Uniform, Victorian Attire, Geisha, Nun, and many more.

Tips

• Match outfits to scenarios (e.g., Lab Coat for medical/science plots).
• Layer multiple tags (e.g., Oversized Shirt + Nightgown) to steer styling.
• Cultural/religious wear (e.g., Hijab) should be used respectfully.

16) Voice

Buttons like Female 1 … Female 15 (speaker icon).

• Click a button to preview the voice (the speaker icon).
• Select the one that fits personality and age.

Tip: Pair softer voices with shy/gentle personalities; richer/brisker voices with confident/leader types.

17) Summary (Review & Confirm)

You’ll see a grid of everything you picked:

• Style, Gender, Ethnicity, Body, Breast Size, Hair Style, Hair Color, Eye Color, Age, Personality, Hobbies, Scenario, Clothes.
• Make sure Age is adult and that clothes/scenario match your intent.
• If anything looks off, use Back or tap the section (if supported) to revise.

Finalize: Proceed with the platform’s confirmation (e.g., Create/Generate/Save—the button label may vary). Your character is now ready for chats, roleplay, or world-building (especially in Pro Mode).

Pro-Level Tips

• Cohesion wins: Align Personality + Scenario + Outfit (e.g., Confident, Talkative, Leader + Business outfit + Office scenario).
• Contrast for drama: Mix a gentle personality with a bold look or vice versa.
• Reusable “archetypes”: Save notes of trait combos you like (e.g., “Elegant Mentor,” “Cheerful Athlete”) so you can recreate or iterate quickly.
• Iterate hair & eye vs. background: Bright hair/eyes stand out more against darker backdrops; try eye/hair combos that pop.

Troubleshooting

• Looks don’t match expectation: Revisit Style and Species—they strongly shape the final vibe.
• Outfit clips the body: Switch to a simpler outfit (e.g., Dress, Leggings and Top) or adjust body/breast size for a cleaner fit.
• Voice doesn’t feel right in chat: Come back to Voice and preview a few adjacent numbers; subtle differences matter.
• Roleplay falls flat: Add 1–2 stronger Personality anchors (e.g., Leader, Playful) and pick a more specific Scenario hook.

Core Features of the Generator

Who’s Likely to Use It—And Why

If you fall into one of these camps, this tool is calling your name:

• Anime fans craving custom scenes that don’t exist anywhere else
• Roleplayers wanting visuals to match their imaginative stories
• Artists or writers seeking visual inspiration without tracing or sketches
• Tantrum venters or fantasy explorers who just want a safe, anonymous space to explore desires

My Personal Take (Plus Some Quirks)

When I first tried it, I fed in a bizarrely specific idea—”cat-eared mage in a thunderstorm, eyes glowing”—and got something surprisingly vibrant.

Sure, the thunder looked like projections and the cat ears were a tad cartoonish, but that felt authentic. It wasn’t perfect, and I found comfort in that. The AI doesn’t pretend—it delivers your fantasy with all its messy edges intact.

Creative folks need that wiggle room. If you expect glossy perfection straight out of a gallery, you might leave unimpressed. But if you want art that reacts to your vibe and grows with your prompts, there’s nothing more off-the-shelf satisfying than MyDreamCompanion right now.

Final Thoughts

MyDreamCompanion’s Anime (Hentai) Generator is a creative playground with zero borders. It’s emotional, expressive, and unexpectedly human in its quirks.

If you’re curious to see your fantasies take shape or want visuals that speak to your specific genre tastes, this tool delivers in ways I didn’t expect. It doesn’t just understand your prompts—it responds, adds character, and gives you something that belongs only to you.

Let me know if you’d like a side-by-side comparison with other generators like Promptchan or FantasyGF—seeing how they stack up could help pick the right one for your style.