Draft:NAMIDA

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Draft:NAMIDA

NAMIDA is a tall, pale person with gray eyes. Their haircolor cannot be disclosed, as it tends to change a lot. They are genderfluid and go by all pronouns. They are Taiwanese-Brazilian in origin and stand at 5’8.

NAMIDA has worked on a few small projects, such as ALIEN STAGE 51 (ALIEN STAGE fan-series.), Danganronpa: Wilting Hopes, and their own web-series, ST. JOHN’S SECONDARY SCHOOL- a series which follows a group of five people who participate in the school’s “School History Club”.

NAMIDA has been said to have an admiration for Toby Fox, as she finds his games impressive and creative. They have also written a horrid Ao3 crackfic, “…I Miss My Wife, Ben.”




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