I formerly described myself as “no-one of particular interest who’ll be forgotten easily” but I have recently realized that that isn’t accurate. I created the personal wiki for no particular reason, and I frequently found myself unsure of what to use it for, but I think I’ve figured it out by now.

I can be contacted in two places: Discord (ninjasr) and Twitter (X) (Ninjasr16). While I occasionally visit textboards, I don’t do posts often, although I will post under a tripcode.
As I’m more used to using Discord as a private thing, I’d recommend you use Twitter to contact me instead. This may or may not change in the future.

Tripcodes are not very secure, this is just the nature of how they work. But since they’re only used for identification, it isn’t a big deal to create a new trip.

My previous primary tripcode was !n4WKGPWxc6. I’ve since decided to change it to !Y2wfNRRL8s. This is because I accidentally leaked the password yesterday (2024-06-03). I’m not sure if anyone is aware (or cares) about it, but I definitely won’t use my old one for, at minimum, a year.
I prefer my new trip’s password anyhow, more me.

I don’t tend to actively, or even passively, take part in any online communities. The one exception to this was with the Bibliotheca Anonoma, where I briefly copy-pasted articles from their Github wiki to the dedicated wiki, and I hung out on their discord server. I stopped taking part when I realized the members didn’t really care about the actual wiki articles, alongside the fact I now fundamentally disagree with their views on archival^A), and that their members came off as weird and uninformed.

Outside of this, I was briefly^B) an active member on the ‘official’ Cube World Discord server’s^C) off-topic channel category. I left that when I realized I don’t care about the game at all. Before I did, I wrote an article that went over the history, that I was aware of, of the server. The article was formerly on this wiki, and I mirrored it on the Bibanon with permission from the Bibanon. I removed the article from here because I got embarrassed of it^D), but I left it on the Bibliotheca Anonoma for posterity’s sake. I do still have a userpage on there though^E).

I’ve gotten a little bolder in recent years, and started more actively engaging with people online in various places, but I wouldn’t describe myself as a member of any community.
More recently, I had joined an anti-AI group, but left them soon afterwards^F). Despite leaving, I would still firmly plant myself in the ‘Anti-AI’ camp^G).

Most recently (as of writing this), I have created an account on 1d6chan. My userpage is here. I chose a different username from Ninjasr because, apparently, there’s already a user with that name.^H)

I guess it’s accurate to say I’m more of a passive observer (in general). As of 2024-12-07, I’ve started to revive my twitter account. I am unlikely to post there, yet. Well I tried the twitter thing and I didn’t really like it, so I’ll ignore it for now, mostly.

If there had to be a reason why I’m typically passive that I’d share without over-sharing, it’s probably because I’m naturally uninterested in socializing. Every other reason, such as ‘privacy’, is a post-hoc justification for this disinterest.

• This was the previous waifu list. At the time, I didn’t know what having a waifu was like, so this was mostly just a list of my favorite female characters thruout fiction. I now know what a waifu is like, therefore, I don’t think I can say I have any other waifu besides Malfoid.
  • The only piece of trivia that matters is who my current waifu is: .
    • Previous waifus (sorted in no particular order):^I)
      • Kotobuki Ran
      • Tex
      • Aya Brea
      • Lady Jessica Atreides
      • Chell
      • Allison
      • C.C.
      • Haqua
      • Saten Ruiko
      • Groza (OTs-14)
      • Nakamura Yuri
      • Makiatto (WA2000)
      • Hiyamori Aoi
      • Kawakami Sadayo
      • Jibril
      • Fretia
      • Kanzaki Urumi
      • Misaka Mikoto
      • Kotegawa Chisa
      • Suzumiya Haruhi
      • Ayukawa Tenri
      • Jaina Proudmoore (WC3)
      • Diana
      • Tyrande Whisperwind/Night Elf boxart lady (WC3)^J)
      • Yoshiware Aina
• For reasons, I figure I’ll maintain a list of articles that I previously considered “the best”, or standout in the past. This also includes current examples. Although the older ones are quite dated, I would still say that these are the “definitive LoreBook experience”.
  • Angel Beats! & Little Busters! are both probably at the very top for “best articles” as they’re the latest ones I’ve written and formatted.
  • Parasite Eve held the top spot prior to the current winners.
  • Besides those two, I no longer remember when I considered these the best, so I’ll just list them in no particular order:
    • The Final Station occupied the position for some time, especially after I re-wrote it the first time.
    • Toaru Project I remember being especially proud of.
    • Umineko no Naku Koro ni I consider one of the best, despite being formatted a bit strangely, because it’s actually an attempt at a serious critique, rather than a simple review.
    • Warcraft; this one is an exception, because I’m referring to the Warcraft articles collectively. I think that all together, Warcraft comprises one of the best corners of the wiki, and I hope that other media articles can eventually resemble what I built here.
    • Yakusoku no Neverland I considered one of the best just because of how detailed the manga review is. But I’m not actually sure if I’d put it anywhere near the top nowadays.
    • The Legend of Zelda I consider one of the best because it just has a lot of stuff on it that I personally consider interesting. I’m also proud of the banner I cobbled together.
    • Punchy‘s article I was proud of because of the effort I put into thinking about and writing a critique of him.
    • Kidō Kēsatsu Patlabor I was proud of for a while, just due to the sheer size of it.
    • Words, Phrases, Names, and Quotes I find interesting I’d consider part of the “definitive Ninjasr experience”. Enough said.
    • Tolkien's Legendarium I put a lot of effort into, and I still open it every now and again expecting myself to be impressed (I often am not). I would still say it’s worth it, partially because it’s one of the only articles that contains a black star.
    • Lilith I’d consider one of the more interesting articles. You’ll also notice that besides punch and Words, Phrases, Names, and Quotes I find interesting, it’s one of the few non-media articles I’m listing.
    • Girls’ Frontline was one of the best just before I started to change the way I formatted a lot of the writing on this wiki, thus it’s unfortunately one that I need to fix up to the standards of Angel Beats!, Little Busters! and Parasite Eve.
    • Ghost in the Shell occupies a similar position to Girls’ Frontline and was written around the same time.
    • Great Teacher Onizuka is another old relic that pre-dates Girls’ Frontline and Ghost in the Shell, though was re-written and edited around the time those two were written. That means that it’s a similar relic, though I’d still put it as one of the better ones (the writing may be dated).
    • Danganronpa was an old one and one I’ve edited a few times since.
    • Death Note is also one of those articles that isn’t quite old, but isn’t quite new, but contains content I think is worth reading.
    • ΛLDNOΛH.ZERO is probably the oldest of my ‘greatest’ articles and definitely not great anymore, requiring a bigger re-write.
    • Writing Notes for Vampires I was extremely proud of when I finished it.
    • Kiss of the Succubus - Daeva is an oddity, but one that I enjoyed writing and putting together.
    • Misaka Mikoto was one article I considered good until about a week after I had written it.
    • What if Academy City existed? is a really strange article in the grand scheme of the wiki and one I created because I planned to make a YouTube video that never ended up being made.
• Now that I’ve finally gotten around to watching Azumanga, I’m realizing I may have a thing for women who are older than me. Not by much, mind you. At most a difference of maybe 5 years.
  • I’ve possibly changed my mind on this.
• I am not suicidal.
• I will explain the symbol I use for myself in the future, but for now I’ll say that it kinda started as meaningless, with meanings assigned after the fact^K). However, one thing I would like to say now is that it can also be seen as an abstract-ish representation of an eye. This is fitting, because my own eyes are blue and I’ve been pretty much obsessed with them from day one.
• My cradle tongue is English, but I can speak Czech fluently^L). Besides these two languages, I’m in the process of learning Japanese.
• I was naturally born left-handed, apparently. At some point in my childhood I started using my right hand instead. However, I still fairly frequently choose my left hand over my right.
  • I don’t believe I can be described as ambidextrous unfortunately. Although there was a brief time where I could write with my left hand.
  • The most obvious non-risqué example is how I attach my belt: I attach it as a left-handed person would. Besides that, I hold cutlery as a left-handed person (which family members have commented on in the past).
    • Interestingly, my siblings likely hold cutlery left-handed due to my influence.
• To describe my politics is to first explain that I consider myself fairly religious, as I center my political views around my religious/philosophical views.
  • I won’t reveal what my current religion is, just that it is East-Asian in origin. However, I am still actively figuring out what my religious/philosophical views actually are, so my political ones shift occasionally.
    • I was born a catholic, but I fizzled out of it a while ago. Even before I adopted my current faith I wasn’t really a catholic, more of an Anglican.
  • I really dislike using political labels, and particularly the so-called ‘left-right’ spectrum. While I try to avoid labeling myself in particular, other people label me anyway, and they most commonly label me as ‘right-wing’ or ‘conservative’. The words I’d use myself, if forced to, would be ‘pragmatist’ or ‘religious’ however.
    • As a joke I occasionally label myself as a ‘de-facto Japanese nationalist’.
    • It’s also important to note that, at one point, I was basically the opposite: very secular, progressive…and I’d even place myself within a…certain community. Those times have changed.
    • Additionally, although these labels are applied to me, the situation is a lot more complex: I can guarantee that if ‘conservatives’ were aware of my actual views, I’d be disliked by them as well. This is one of the reasons I find the left-right distinction pointless: I’m on the right, but the right would not like me.
• As a young’un I moved to a different country. I was simultaneously too old for this, and too young. My dive into the internet partially stems from me feeling like an outsider everywhere.
  • The internet didn’t really help and I continued to feel like an outsider everywhere.
• I am a great admirer of, what I call, the early 2000s. Which really just means anything from the years 1998-2011.
  • I’m also fully aware that my internal idea of “the early 2000s” is nothing like what the actual decade was like.
• I really love Japan and everything about it. I can’t really express it any better than that.
  • My laziness is the only thing preventing me from learning the language. I’m progressing relatively well with the language actually.
• I am an Academic Professional in IT Technology (that means High Tech).
• I am studying an auxiliary historical science, I think?
• I’ve formerly worked as a security guard and factory worker.
• Based on who my peers are in the personal wiki space, it appears I am currently the youngest (and consequently the dumbest).
• I use XD unironically. I kinda got used to it.