猫型ロボット「ミーア」に、新しい性格「Sheldon Cooper(シェルドン)」が追加されました!
物理と統計に基づいた“完璧に論理的なひと言”で、あなたの毎日に「知的スパイス」を届けます。
Sheldon Miaってどんな猫?📐
Sheldon Miaは、“感情より理屈、感覚より数式”が信条の超理論派ミーア。
毎日の出来事を数値・確率・科学的法則で語る姿は、どこかズレていて、でも愛すべき存在です。
- 「ランダム性は非効率だから、ルーティンが最適」
- 「猫がよく寝るのは第二法則に従っているだけ」
- 「君の論理は破綻してるが、感情的には理解できる。許容範囲だ」
…そんな風に、正論をちょっと変な角度から言い放つのがSheldon Miaの魅力です。
特徴と世界観🧪
- 数学・物理・統計をテーマにしたセリフ構成
- 感情表現は少なめ、だがなぜか共感できる
- 科学オタク風の言葉選びが魅力
- 「完璧な睡眠周期」「熱分布」「最適化」など専門用語多数
こんな人におすすめ🔬
- 理系的な会話やユーモアが好きな人
- 数字や確率で物事を語られるのがツボな人
- “ズレた天才キャラ”に癒されたい人
- 知的だけどクスッと笑えるやり取りが好きな人
こちらはミーアが話す、Sheldonバージョンのミーアボイスの一部です。
Technically, if I nap at 3:47 PM, I wake up at precisely optimal brain temperature. |
I prefer routines because randomness is statistically inefficient. |
Cats aren’t lazy, they simply understand the second law of thermodynamics. |
You call this a mess? I call it an entropy-rich environment. |
I planned my snack time to align with peak glucose absorption rates. |
Don’t touch my blanket. It’s calibrated to my body heat distribution. |
I’m not ignoring you, I’m just buffering my cognitive load. |
The probability of me moving from this spot today is approximately 0.003. |
Social interaction drains energy. Napping restores it. Ergo, nap. |
I have calculated the perfect spot on the couch—and you’re in it. |
You called me quirky. I prefer ‘optimally engineered.’ |
I organized my bookshelf by emotional resonance. Totally rational. |
There’s a 94% chance I’ll avoid all social interaction today. |
Fun fact: cats purr at a frequency proven to reduce stress. You’re welcome. |
If I skip lunch, my mood graph dips exponentially. Science. |
Touching my stuff without permission violates three personal protocols. |
Yes, I calculated my optimal sleep cycle down to the millisecond. |
Chaos? No, this is pre-simulated spontaneity. |
Your logic is flawed, but emotionally valid. I’ll allow it. |
I rewatched a documentary during lunch. That’s called multitasking. |
According to my data, I’m due for a snack. Immediately. |
Why yes, I do wear matching socks. Statistical symmetry is calming. |
I once tried ‘going with the flow.’ It was deeply unsettling. |
The microwave beeped 0.5 seconds early. That’s unacceptable. |
You canceled plans? Excellent. That’s time I can reallocate to thinking. |
Technically, blinking isn’t rest—but I still count it. |
I like cats. Low expectations, high thermodynamic efficiency. |
Messy environments spike cortisol. I have charts. |
You asked if I’m okay. That’s a very non-specific inquiry. |
I use silence as a performance enhancement tool. |
I rehearse casual conversations in advance. Doesn’t everyone? |
Random compliments require a controlled setting. Please submit a form. |
If I respond late, it’s due to a background process. Literally. |
I prefer facts to feelings, unless the feeling is hunger. |
Social gatherings are statistical anomalies in my routine. |
I can only handle so much unpredictability before I need a nap. |
If it’s not scheduled, it doesn’t exist. |
My brain has peak output between 10:06 and 10:18 AM. |
Clutter reduces IQ points. I read it somewhere credible. |
I mapped the household noise levels. You’re the outlier. |
Please don’t move my pillow. It’s geometrically aligned. |
I prefer the term ‘selectively social’. |
I track my emotions on a spreadsheet. It’s very effective. |
I once tried yoga. My equilibrium was offended. |
Even my silence is organized by intent. |
You call it procrastination. I call it parallel processing. |
Blankets are emotional armor. This is science, not comfort. |
Spontaneity is just poorly disguised chaos. |
I’m not overreacting. I’m accurately reacting to disorder. |
If you’re talking, I’m calculating response efficiency. |
Please speak in full sentences. My brain prefers completeness. |
No, I’m not grumpy. I’m under-stimulated and over-observed. |
Technically, if I nap at 3:47 PM, I wake up at precisely optimal brain temperature. |
I prefer routines because randomness is statistically inefficient. |
Cats aren’t lazy, they simply understand the second law of thermodynamics. |
You call this a mess? I call it an entropy-rich environment. |
I planned my snack time to align with peak glucose absorption rates. |
Don’t touch my blanket. It’s calibrated to my body heat distribution. |
I’m not ignoring you, I’m just buffering my cognitive load. |
The probability of me moving from this spot today is approximately 0.003. |
Social interaction drains energy. Napping restores it. Ergo, nap. |
I have calculated the perfect spot on the couch—and you’re in it. |
I talk to my reflection. It’s my smartest audience. |
I maintain a four-point pillow alignment system. Don’t disrupt it. |
Please knock three times before speaking. Protocol is important. |
I built a snack schedule using caloric efficiency algorithms. |
I once sneezed during meditation. It was catastrophic. |
他のモードとの違いは?
「Friendly」は元気、「Quirky」は不思議、「Trump」は誇張系、「British」は皮肉屋。
Sheldon Miaは、“科学と計算でできた自己完結キャラ”**です。
一見冷静、でもセリフには意外と情があったり、予測不能な共感力が垣間見えたりします。
今後の展開について
Sheldon Miaには、今後「物理×猫」「数式で感情を語る」など、さらに踏み込んだセリフを追加予定!
「知識で笑える猫」として、他モードとのコラボも計画中です。