Hello fellow writers. My name is R3negade X, and I have at least 18 million interests and twice as many ideas bouncing around my head at any given time, so this seemed like the perfect place to plague with my presence explore some of those ideas.

My relationship with fandoms is a little complicated; I don't actively engage as much as I'd like, but I do like the media they're centered around. Admittedly, there are bits of media I like to learn more about, but haven't experienced, or just want to get into but are a little intimidated by their sheer size or complexity. (Kingdom Hearts and the Marvel comics being prime examples.)

Media I watch when I can:
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
She-Ra: Princesses of Power (Netflix Reboot)
The Dragon Prince
Voltron: Legendary Defender (Netflix Reboot)
Wakfu
Some Marvel CU movies (The only ones I've seen are Doctor Strange and Captain America: Civil War)
Star Wars
Sword Art Online Abridged
Dragon Ball Z Abridged
Minecraft
Markiplier
RWBY
Discworld
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Media I'd like to get into, but am intimidated by sheer length, complexity, or a third, previously unmentioned reason:
Dr. Who
Kingdom Hearts
Marvel Comics
Dragon Ball
Fairy Tail (Got a few seasons into this one, but keep forgetting to pick up where I left off)
Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood
Five Nights at Freddy's (Haven't played the games, but have seen Markiplier play some)
Red vs. Blue (Similar to Fairy Tail above, but actually got up to around season 10 before getting distracted by a shiny object.)
Monty Python's Flying Circus
Monty Python's Life of Brian
The rest of the MCU

I generally enjoy writing fantasy, but I do like to see if I can put modern tech into such stories as well. I also prefer to keep my stories on the lighter end of the light-dark spectrum, usually the darkest I'll go is somewhere in the middle, in which the hero has lost almost everything before getting their act together in time for the final showdown with the evil overlord.