ShadowBionics

Hello hello HELLO! I am your beloved Lord of Shadows. Well, I go by the name ShadowBionics nowadays, but I still keep that name from the old days. I'm a gamer at heart so I'm always playing some game now and again, mostly going by my "to do" list of games, so to say.

I got into writing back in 2006, so I've been at it for a while. However, my writing from back then is MUCH different compared to now, so I did get better. Some stories I'm almost embarrassed about because of how badly written they are compared to my stuff now. And also, my narration style is kind of inspired by Lemony Snicket, when the narrator actually communicates with the reader and is a character (which, if you've read the Series of Unfortunate Events, then you know the narrator is a character in the books). I'm mostly well-known for the comedies Ask Roodaka and A Day in the Life of Teridax?, which were considered some of my best by some of my friends and fans from the old days. And both of those are two of my personal favorites of the ones I've written, since they were fun to write. Plus it was fun to mess with Sidorak and Icarax.

I'm also a nerd when it comes to Nintendo stuff, so I know most things about most Nintendo franchises and hardware. Admittedly, there's some stuff I don't know much about or anything at all. With that said, most of the games I play are mostly from Nintendo. However, I'm also a fan of Final Fantasy games, although I'm not like a super genius at the games. If you want a super genius at the games, then you'd best talk to my best friend, she's truly an expert.

If you ever wish to play me via Wi-Fi for Mario Kart Wii or SSBB, all you have to do is PM me and we will work something out.

I'm running out of things to talk about now. What else is there? Okay, I go to _________ University in _____,____. There, though, I am a bit of a nerd and I am very quiet and out of the way, almost like how I am on here, except even more unpopular. I feel very strongly towards educational goals, so it matters not to me, really. As my mom once said, "You go to school to learn, not to make friends." With that in mind, I am usually at work at something for school. After all, I am very hardworking and education means a lot to me. Because of this, people see me as shy (which I am) and a bit weird and avoid me, making me an outcast. Oh, well, too bad for them. They're missing out!

Darn, what else is left for me to say? I don't know. Oh, well. Random filler time!!

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Triforce of Courage.

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