Bionic Helmet, but I'm not even going to bother
my face by even my Mii.
This is NinTylo; my real name is Tyler Smith, and I was born in 1994 as a millennial some people may or may not dislike on various occasions. I've graduated high school since 2012 (with the help of a lil' summer school as I was a little far behind on some of my grades, but thankfully I graduated with my rightful class), and I have always been a hardcore gamer since playing Super Mario 64 at Age 3. I'm currently a single person, living with my parents and younger brother until I find love (but where I live shall remain a mystery for those of you that haven't strongly connected with me in person), just so I can live out on my own and live my own life, but I never know when I'll find true love.
These only a few facts I have to offer about myself, but now for the introduction to my blog. I've been a fan of anime for a long while now, but with this blog, I'm primarily just posting countdowns of both that genre of media, and gaming no less, as I feel they're the funnest subjects to create and share with other people. I've always been posting my own personal Top 10 lists and what not for years given how much I endlessly discussed my favorite subjects that have gone on in my life. I think making lists about mentioning all of my favorite, and thus least favorite things is one of the most natural habits of my life even at a very young age (somewhere likely around my preteen years, which I may or may not pick up from my own dad).
I've originally been known as the Super Mario Brony, because of my reviews on Mario games, and primarily posting reviews of episodes of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, and the latter became I subject I've wildly talked about and shared with the brony fandom since I first opened that blog just a year after watching said kids series. Despite gaining something of cult following, I closed my original blog not only because I've been inactive on it since 2018, but also because given how stale the show's very last season has gotten, and even its horrendous series finale, I've left the fandom ever since a week and a day (8 days total) after it aired in America. And not only that, but I felt since it wasn't a legacy that's been with me since my childhood, and rather just a fad I was obsessed with for half a decade since I reached my 20s. Now that it's all behind in the past (and it's been over a month since I've started this blog that I've burnt my bridge on looking back on said series), I feel it's about time I just appeal to gamers and anime fans all around the world instead.
If you could call my new blog anything, it's basically something reminiscent of Japanese media given how some of my favorite franchises (like Mario for gaming and Fullmetal Alchemist for anime) hail originally hail from Japan. Some of my subjects on anime may have less kid-friendly discussions where I'm might talk about a few mature series while others are, at best, suitable enough for teens. On the other hand, with video games, I only really tend to discuss the more family-friendly titles, or mainly those that don't go to limits of an M-rating.
There's lots more I could discuss, but I feel I'll just let my countdowns and anything relating to them do all the talking for me and my opinions on games and anime. So in the end, my blog is mostly just about Japanese culture, with likely a few minor exceptions here and there. Feel free to check out and read my posts, and thanks for visiting!
