I'm a bad writer who makes stories that don't make sense. I mostly do humor with emphasis on friendship. I'm hoping I can find a balance for humor and telling a good enough story to keep readers interested in seeing where it's all going.

The first story I made, The Wonderful World of Skullgirls, I introduced "The Player" as the main protagonist and when I went to make my second story, Hydeland Warriors, I found myself using the Player as the hero once again. I think I'm going to keep using him when I write video game parody stories. The Player's identity was mostly inspired by Doug Walker's Nostolgia Critic(Critic) and James Rolf's Angry Video Game Nerd(Nerd). I didn't anticipate going so deep with expanding the character, originally he was just meant to be a nameless guy who meddles in video game universes to poke fun at the story and characters.

I also tend to make a lot of references and homages so here's a fun little game: take a shot if you feel you've spotted a reference, but don't blame me for your drunken stupor. At the end of the day I just like to try and make people laugh, even if it's just a chuckle. To anybody that reads, review, follow, favorite, DM, or whatever, thank you very much. Everything you guys do helps keep me motivated to continue writing.

Disclaimer: I don't claim ownership for any of the cover images I use. They are all official work from the original source material so I can avoid having my profile be the cover.

Writing Style
When I write I tend to use a lot of anime tropes, expressions and mannerisms. Growing up with a lot of anime it became a big influence on me and I think that's clearly reflected in my work.

I try not to lean too heavily on that, often times I try to force myself to be more professional when it comes to writing stories, I think it'll help me become better at my own hobby. I'm saying this because I don't know how people feel about reading anime tropes in traditionally written stories, like characters getting those oversized anger veins, giant beads of sweat appearing on their head, shadows being cast over their eyes, etc.

OC Index
Whenever I come up with an OC that's supposed to hold some form of relevance I'll list them here, it'll also help me keep track of my own creations so I can actually remember that I made them. Bad memory.

SPOILER WARNING!

Original
The Player (2012) appears as a central character for the video game parody stories I tend to do. He's meant to serve as a blank slate when it comes to physical appearance so the description is up to whoever reads the story but he does wear default clothing or changes them on occasion. He's a parody of nameless hero avatars and his inspiration includes Nerd(AVGN), Critic(Nostalgia Critic), Ragna the Bloodedge(BlazBlue), Sora(Kingdom Hearts), and Deadpool(Marvel Comics).

Skullgirls
Iris (2018) doesn't have a speaking role but she does appear alongside King Franz and Gilgamesh, the two rulers of Canopy Kingdom and the Gigan Nation respectively. The reason behind her creation was to fill in the role for the Chess Kingdom's leader, we never got any insight on that side of the Skullgirls universe and I wanted to experiment with a fight scene between the three nations vs Queen Nancy, the Skullgirl during that time and the mother of Parasoul. The inspiration for her character and design comes from the Sorceress(Dragon's Crown), Konoe Mercury(BlazBlue) and Blair(Soul Eater).