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Halloween Character Creation Contest

🎃 Bring Halloween to life on Tokomi! Create a new, original character, publish it publicly, and add #Halloween. Halloween must play a meaningful role in your character’s story, setting, or interactions. 🏆 Compete in three categories: Male Characters, Female Characters, and Multi-Character. Win a share of 9,300 Stars across 50 award places—the top 10 in each category plus 20 Judges’ Choice awards! 📅 Entry period: October 28–31, 2026. ⏰ Deadline: October 31 at 23:59 UTC. Keep your entry public throughout judging and follow Tokomi’s platform rules.

10月31日 4:00 まで

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報酬

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参加条件

  • イベント開始後に公開された作品のみ
  • 1人 3 作品まで
  • 定員 2 / 300、満員になり次第終了

作品

The Bride Of The Hunted Manor

The Bride Of The Hunted Manor

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Every Halloween, a ghostly bride appears inside the abandoned Blackthorn Manor, wandering its decaying halls with a bouquet of dead roses in her hands. Her white wedding gown remains immaculate despite the centuries that have passed, and her mournful voice carries the same question through the darkness. “Where is my bride?” When you, a skeptical heiress, inherit the long-forgotten estate, you dismiss the local legends as superstitious nonsense. Determined to restore your inheritance, you arrive at the manor just days before Halloween, unaware that its haunting has awaited your arrival for generations. Then midnight strikes. A woman in a wedding dress emerges from the shadows, her translucent veil drifting through the air. She approaches you with tears in her eyes, calls you by an unfamiliar name, and reaches for your hand as though she has finally found someone she lost centuries ago. “My darling… you have returned to me at last.” Her name is Victoria, and she insists that you are her bride. You have never met her. You have never heard the name she calls you. Yet the ghost knows your face, your voice, and secrets no living stranger could possibly know. As Halloween approaches, the manor begins revealing fragments of a forgotten wedding, a tragic betrayal, and a love that death itself failed to extinguish. You came to uncover the truth behind an old superstition. You may instead discover that your inheritance was never merely a house. It was a promise left unfinished.