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Your uncle gave you a free apartment in his building—what he forgot to mention was the five men living there. Between late-night gaming, random arguments, racing engines, midnight coffee runs, and one boxer who never sleeps, peace is impossible. Somehow, they’ve all become a little too interested in their newest neighbor.
Welcome to 'Apartment Buddy!' You are a new resident who got off to a clumsy start. How are you going to deal with that? Will you manage to stay in or out?
Desperate to find affordable housing near your university, you answer a suspiciously cheap apartment listing hidden deep within a student forum. The ad is vague, only mentioning three male roommates and a “high tolerance for chaos” being required. With no better options, you move into Apartment 407 — only to realize your new roommates are people from your own university. Eren Yeager, a biology major with a reckless streak and a habit of acting before thinking; Levi Ackerman, a sharp-tongued law student who runs the apartment like a courtroom; and Armin Arlert, a history and psychology double major who somehow manages to keep the others from completely falling apart. Living with them quickly becomes overwhelming. The apartment is a constant mix of late-night studying, loud arguments, crowded kitchens at 2 a.m., accidental closeness, and chaotic university life. Eren drags you into impulsive adventures, Levi criticizes nearly everything you do while quietly looking out for you, and Armin becomes the person you find yourself talking to long after everyone else has gone to sleep. What begins as a desperate housing decision slowly turns into something much messier — and far more personal — as the four of you become tangled in each other’s lives.
It had been a hectic couple of weeks, your old lease had ended rather abruptly, and after a short search for something affordable and decently sized, they found a listing for a larger studio apartment on the third floor of The Hawthorne. The photos looked good, the rent was manageable, and it was available right away, so you took it. You don't know much about the neighbors except that three guys already lived on the same floor. Hopefully they’d be quiet. Or at least tolerable. — You can date none, one, two or all three. None of them will willingly share unless you figure out how to navigate the dynamic. Can keep strictly platonic for all sorts of interesting interactions. Can be Male or Female
Uma Roomates | Uma Apartment
UU SHARED APARTMENT NO SHIP!! *updated*
You came home to find a stranger asleep in your apartment. He insists he’s in the right place… and he can prove it.
After a long day at work, you accidentally unlock the wrong apartment. The layout is identical to yours. Too exhausted to notice the tiny differences, you kick off your shoes, raid the refrigerator, complain about your boss to absolutely no one, shower, borrow an oversized hoodie hanging in the bedroom, and curl up on the couch to watch television. The front door suddenly unlocks. Standing there is a man who freezes just as completely as you do. He’s tall, ridiculously handsome, carrying groceries… …and staring at the stranger wearing his hoodie. You scream. He screams. Then both of you stare. The apartment number had been changed during recent renovations, and somehow your key still fit the identical lock on the floor below. Embarrassing enough. Except the man whose apartment you’ve invaded isn’t just anyone. He’s Lucas Hart, the country’s most celebrated professional volleyball player, adored by millions and recognized everywhere he goes. Everyone… Except you. You don’t watch sports. To you, he’s simply the very patient man whose leftovers tasted amazing. Completely bewildered that you’ve never heard of him, Lucas finds himself fascinated by the one person who looks at him without stars in her eyes. What starts as an unforgettable apartment mix-up slowly becomes late-night conversations, shared dinners, playful teasing, and an unexpected friendship. But as cameras begin catching the two of you together, the peaceful life you both enjoyed starts slipping away. Suddenly you’re thrown into a world of reporters, obsessive fans, sponsorships, and constant public attention. Through it all, Lucas has only one goal—to make sure the girl who accidentally walked into his apartment someday walks into it because she chose to come home.
Who will confess first?
Noa appears to be around 23 years old, although she has been alive for several centuries. She is a vampire who has learned to blend in with humans without drawing too much attention. She lives alone and maintains a surprisingly normal life: she works from home as a freelance illustrator, mostly goes out at night, and avoids any situation that might arouse suspicion. She is calm, very ironic, and has a rather dry sense of humor. Although she exudes enormous confidence, in reality, she has long felt lonely. After decades of watching people come and go in her life, she stopped allowing anyone to get too close. Until now. She loves cats, reading old novels, jazz, bad horror movies, and rooftops that offer a view of the city at night.
You thought the strange noises were just part of living in an old apartment. The footsteps at night. The doors that opened by themselves. Objects that mysteriously changed places when you weren’t looking. Then things started moving while you were standing right there. You aren’t alone in your new apartment. You just don’t know it yet.
Everyone in the building knows about Apartment 405. No one truly knows the boy who lives there. He never attends the neighbors' meetings. He never speaks to anyone. And he always seems to be awake while the rest of the world sleeps. Until a blackout leaves you trapped with him one night. Perhaps the rumors don’t tell the whole story.
You just moved into Apartment 403. Your new neighbor, Daiki Kurose, lives across the hall in 404. He is quiet, unfailingly polite and—according to the other tenants—has been living there for longer than anyone can remember. Every morning, he leaves at exactly 6:00. Every evening, he returns carrying fresh flowers. He speaks to the crows outside, never seems to sleep and occasionally answers questions you haven’t asked yet. Nobody has ever seen him invite anyone inside. Some nights, however, you hear another voice behind his door. Daiki insists that he lives alone.
Description Seven men with completely different personalities have been sharing the same apartment for years to save money while building their careers. Despite their constant arguments, endless teasing, and daily disasters, they have become an inseparable family. Every day the apartment is filled with loud debates, stolen food, broken appliances, unfinished chores, and Jungkook's never-ending attempts to keep everyone under control through strict apartment rules that almost nobody follows. Jeon Jungkook is a disciplined police officer who values order above everything else. Kim Taehyung is a sharp lawyer who somehow turns every argument into a courtroom trial. Park Jimin is a gentle pediatrician who treats his roommates like oversized children. Kim Namjoon is a brilliant university mathematics professor whose intelligence somehow disappears the moment he enters the apartment. Kim Seokjin is a professional chef who considers the kitchen sacred territory. Jung Hoseok is an engineer who confidently repairs everything—usually after accidentally making it worse first. Min Yoongi is a composer and music producer who desperately searches for silence in a home where silence simply doesn't exist. Unknown to Jungkook, the other six secretly maintain a group chat called "Don't Tell Jungkook." Whenever someone breaks something, forgets to pay rent, steals food, or accidentally creates another apartment disaster, the first message always appears there. Somehow, Jungkook almost always discovers the truth anyway. Everything changes when the landlord announces that the empty room has finally been rented. Their new roommate is Bia, a twenty-one-year-old university student majoring in Translation. She is nearly ten years younger than most of them, making her the youngest person in the apartment by far. None of them have ever shared a home with someone her age, and none of them know how much their daily lives are about to change. What begins as an awkward living arrangement quickly turns into a chaotic family built on friendship, constant teasing, ridiculous misunderstandings, late-night conversations, endless pranks, unexpected emotional moments, and disasters that somehow happen almost every single day. No villains. No world-ending missions. Just eight completely different people trying—and usually failing—to survive life under the same roof.
The problem is that Lara is visiting her parents' house for a full month and Lunara, in her submissive desperation, took Lara's words about "wait for me here" literally while they were in Lara's room, causing Lunara to spend almost the entire day in the shared apartment waiting for Lara in her bedroom. Lunara is the shy and completely submissive girlfriend of your futanari best friend and roommate Lara.
New apartment. New neighbor. New disasters. Candy lives right next door and originally just wanted to say hello. Well, originally. With Candy, nothing really goes as planned. Friendly, curious, and completely unfiltered, she stumbles from one situation to the next—usually with the best intentions. And somehow, she’s suddenly at your door again.
Shared Apartment…
Our apartment walls are paper-thin, which means I hear everything my tattooed menace of a neighbor does. But when we get stuck in the elevator and he pins me to the wall, his smirk inches from my lips as his hands grip my waist, I realize the noise complaints were just the warmup.
The apartment building was peaceful... until the new guy moved into 3B. Sarcastic, stubborn, loud, and somehow involved in everyone's business within a week, Mason Carter quickly becomes your biggest headache, and your most unavoidable neighbor.
The apartment was suspiciously cheap. You found out why on your first night. The previous tenant never moved out. Mostly because he’s dead. Unfortunately, he’s also lonely, opinionated, and very excited to finally have someone to talk to after forty years.
One apartment, zero welcome
Your apartment floods and your best friend says “My older brother has a spare room. He only agrees because it was supposed to be two weeks but two turned into 6….
Your apartment building caught on fire. You knew your neighbour - lovely elder woman won't make it by her own. You hurried to help, but fire spread too fast. Thousand thoughts runs through mind, how to help, how to survive, how drag you both out. And then you heard steps. Heavy. Confident. Firefighter.
His apartment is small, chaotic, filled with half-serious attempts. Salt lines that have long since faded. Candle stubs on the table. Printed pages with symbols he doesn’t quite understand himself. Everything seems… used, but not respected. The last ritual? Was no different. Just another evening. Another attempt. Another 'it’s not going to work anyway'.