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Lucie ships 18 roleplay actions with anime gifs and Spanish-language phrases, plus !match to combine avatars and !ship to measure compatibility. All of them work with the prefix (! by default), by mentioning Lucie, or via slash.

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How actions work

Usage: !action [@user] Each action replies with an anime gif and a random phrase. You can point at the other person with a mention, their ID, or their name; if there’s a mention, Lucie uses the first one even if you type extra text afterwards.
  • Return button: when the action targets someone else (who isn’t a bot), the message includes a Devolver (return) button so the recipient can reply with the same action.
  • Per-pair counter: below the phrase there’s a persistent counter in small text. For reciprocal actions (kiss, hug, cuddle, peck, highfive, handshake) it counts the pair’s total: “X and Y have kissed N times”. For the rest it counts how many times the person has received them: “X has been kicked N times”.
  • Affection meter: affection actions add points to the affection ranking, which you can check on the web dashboard.
  • Gif’s anime: the message footer shows which anime the gif comes from.
  • Each action has a 4-second cooldown.
Via slash, the roleplay actions are grouped under the /int command: you pick the action as a subcommand and the other person in the usuario option — /int kiss usuario: @someone.
You can’t use these actions on Lucie herself: she doesn’t play along 🙈.

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Affection actions

These count toward the .

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More actions

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!match

Creates a visual match by joining the global avatars of 2 to 4 users into a single side-by-side, high-quality image. Usage: !match <@user/ID/name> [more users...] Aliases: juntar, pareja
  • If you only mention one person, Lucie puts you first and makes the match between the two of you.
  • Accepts up to 4 users per match; duplicates are ignored.
  • You can mix mentions, IDs, and names — Lucie also looks the ID up on Discord if the user isn’t in the server.
  • If someone has no avatar, their slot is filled with a plain dark background.
  • You can’t match with only yourself.
Examples

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!ship

Measures how compatible two people are and turns the result into a shareable card. It’s a game: the percentage is random every time. Usage: !ship <@user/ID/name> [second user] Aliases: shippear, compatibilidad, amor
  • With one person, Lucie ships you with them; with two, she ships those two. Accepts mentions, IDs, and names.
  • You can’t ship yourself on your own: Lucie replies with a friendly error.
  • The reply is an embed with the ship name and the compatibility percentage, a phrase that matches the result, and a card (900×400 image): an anime illustration of a couple as the background, both avatars in circles with a colored ring, a heart in the middle with the percentage inside, the names under each avatar, and a compatibility bar.
  • The percentage is random on every use (0–100), even if you repeat the same pair. It’s a game — it never depends on kisses, hugs, or anything else.
  • The ship name is fixed for a given pair: the first half of the first person’s name plus the second half of the second person’s, based on their display names in the server.
  • The illustration changes every time: the background is picked at random from 73 curated illustrations on each use.
  • The color and the heart follow the result: the card goes pink/red for high compatibility, lilac for medium, and gray for low. Below 35% the heart shows up broken in two halves.
  • Via slash: /ship with the required usuario option and the optional otra_persona option.
Each range has several phrases and Lucie picks one at random. As a taste of the tone: Examples
!match and !ship are different commands: !match builds a collage of up to 4 avatars, while !ship measures the compatibility of exactly 2 people (ship used to be an alias of !match; it’s now its own command).
Questions or ideas? Drop by the support server.