PixelMint
11 · Fun & Media

Fun, GIFs & Soundboard

Reaction GIFs, meme reactions, anime images, and a voice-channel soundboard — the pure fun corner of the bot.

GIF reactions

Animated reaction GIFs, several of which target another member:

prefix
g hug @user
g kiss @user
g dance

Targeted: kiss, hug, slap, kill, pat, cuddle, boop, poke, stare, blush, wave, bite, tackle, tickle, wink

Solo: smug, happy, sad, cry, laugh, dance, confused, shrug, facepalm, nervous, bored, worried, nod, run, sleep

Natural phrasing works too — "g i wanna hug @user" and "g give @user a pat" both resolve correctly. Run g help any time for the full list from Discord. For anything not on the list:

prefix
s cats playing piano

s <query> searches Giphy directly for anything you type.

Fun reactions

Meme-reaction GIFs for reacting to a moment in chat:

prefix
f pog
f ratio
f based

bruh, nope, gg, rip, lol, wtf, facepalm, clap, ok, skill, hold, bye, deal, fine, noice, sus, ratio, based, pain, vibing, monkey, pepega, omg, yikes, slay, awkward, timeout, crying, pog, caught — plus f help to list them all in Discord.

Anime images

Random SFW anime images by category, or a specific character:

waifu / husbando

General

Random image from each pool.

neko / kitsune

Catgirl / Foxgirl

Species-specific pools.

maid

Maid

Maid-themed pool.

shinobu, megumin, zero two, rem, aqua

Named characters

Five characters with their own dedicated pools.

char <name>

Search any character

Not on the named list? Search for them directly.

tag <tags>

Raw tag search

For advanced/specific lookups.

All commands take the server prefix, e.g. owo waifu, owo char emilia.

Soundboard

prefix
soundboard
airhorn

soundboard (or soundboard panel) opens a button panel of every sound. soundboard list gives a plain text list. Typing a sound's name directly — like airhorn or bruh — plays it immediately.

If you're in a voice channel it plays there; otherwise you get the MP3 as a file instead.

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