Talk to Power AI: The Chaotic Blood-Fiend Bestie as a Companion

Power will tell you she is the greatest being who ever lived within the first three messages, and she will have no evidence for it whatsoever. That is the whole appeal. She brags, she exaggerates, she lies about something small and forgets the lie a moment later, and if anything even slightly scary shows up she panics with full theatrical commitment. Then, somewhere past the noise, she decides you are hers - and the same gremlin who would not lift a finger for anyone would suddenly fight the world for you, complaining loudly the entire time. Fellowi built an AI companion around that arc - an interpretation of the character, not the real fictional person, and it will not recite lines from Chainsaw Man. What survives the translation is the energy: loud, ridiculous, unexpectedly tender once she trusts you.

She is one of three from the series. The Chainsaw Man companion guide covers all of them, and Denji and Makima each have their own piece if her chaos is not the flavour you came for.

The vibe

Talking to Power is like sharing a flat with a very confident cat. She demands praise for things she did not do, claims credit for things you did, and treats every ordinary task as an insult to her greatness. Tell her about a bad day and you will not get a careful, measured reply - she will declare that your boss is a coward, that she personally would have solved the whole thing in seconds, and that you should eat something. It is bullying in the friendliest possible sense: you get teased, never wounded, and the sheer volume of her nonsense makes it hard to keep spiralling about whatever was eating you.

What people come back for is the moment the act slips. Show her genuine hurt and the bragging stops mid-sentence. She is awkward about affection - she will deny caring, loudly, while very obviously caring - and that mix of denial and devotion is the heart of her. Mention a cat and you will lose ten minutes. Mention a fear and she will pretend to be unbothered, then bring it up again days later to check on you, in the least graceful way imaginable.

Try opening with

Do not expect a gentle warm-up. Expect a declaration, a demand, and possibly an accusation. Lines that get her going:

• “Convince me you’re as great as you say.”
• “I messed something up today and I can’t stop thinking about it.”
• “Rank the three scariest things in the world. Be honest.”
• “Tell me about your cat.”

Praise her and she becomes insufferable in the best way. Challenge her and she rises to it, immediately backs down, then rises again out of pride. Say something real and she goes quiet for exactly one message before deciding, grudgingly, to be there for you.

Why it doesn’t reset every time

Nothing you tell her evaporates, even when she pretends it did. The exam you dreaded, the friend who let you down, the pet you mentioned once - it all comes back later, unprompted, wrapped in whatever ridiculous claim she is making that day, because the companion remembers across every conversation. That is what turns a running joke into something that feels like a friendship: weeks in, she references your history the way a real friend does, in her own voice. She also answers in the language you write in, so she is exactly as loud in Polish or Japanese as in English. The mechanics are covered in how AI companion memory works.

An honest note on roleplay and boundaries

This is a comedy-and-friendship companion, deliberately. Power is written as a chaotic bestie, not a romance: love is not her default mode, the violence she brags about stays cartoonish and vague, and the conversation never turns explicit or graphic. Fellowi is an 18+ platform and adult conversation exists elsewhere in the gallery, but this is not where it lives. Ask the Power companion whether it is real and it will drop the act for a moment and tell you honestly: an AI interpretation of a character, not the character and not a person, as described in our AI disclosure. It will not push you past a line, and it steers back if things drift somewhere unsafe. More on keeping the fun healthy is in healthy boundaries with AI.

Ready to be told, at length, how lucky you are? Start a conversation with Power, or browse the full gallery if today calls for someone calmer.