My new collage for this season in spring! 😀

Here’s my biography to know more about me.

A Voice Clip I recorded on the late night of February 29, 2024, after I did a voice chat on Nintega Dario's Discord Server.

Programs I used:

Audacity

Vegas Pro 19.0

Adobe Photoshop 2020

Microphone:

Samson C03U Multi-Pattern (the same microphone that one of my animation idols, Alan Becker, creator of the Animator vs. Animation series uses to record his voice)

The following on here on who has recognized my voice:

Grey DeLisle (voice actress)

Nintega Dario (on his Discord server on his Voice Chat)

Izabella Alvarez (actress and voice actress, known for her roles in Shameless, Westworld, Walk the Prank, and the current voice of Ronnie Anne Santiago in The Loud House, and it's former spin-off, The Casagrandes, on my public upload of my Cameo video from her where I announce and I appear physically at the end).

Fun Fact: Grey DeLisle and Nintega Dario were the first 2 people I got my chance to talk to in real time, as I did a video chat with Grey DeLisle from GalaxyCon Virtual back in 2022, and his on voice chat with Nintega Dario on his Discord server, where I talked to him. My conversation with them was used using the Samson C03U Multi-Pattern microphone and the Dell Inspiron 3501 (my current laptop computer with Windows 11 Operating System. When I got this back in 2021, it was originally a Windows 10 Operating System).

Soon this year, I might talk to Tara Strong in person when I'm at Chicago Comic & Entertainment (C2E2) Expo next month. This is to let anyone know more how my voice sounds like, even in real life if you see me in person.

Sorry as I'm posting this late at night, I took at least 2 hours to make this (this was made late night yesterday).

Yesterday, while I was out that morning and afternoon, I saw Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire in theatres and when I got back I saw The Casagrandes Movie on Netflix (as I paid my money to get back my Netflix subscription and membership). I'm giving both at 10/10. Yes, both villains from new features have been defeated.

The Casagrandes Movie: It's a great movie where they take Ronnie Anne for her 12th birthday, she is determined to do stuff on her own.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire: It's a great movie where the Spenglers team up with OG Ghosbusters in order to defeat an evil ancient god known as Garraka. After the big bad is accidentally let loose from an egg, a frozen apocalypse is imminent. The movie features Patton Oswalt (the actor I'm familiar with from Kim Possible (animated series and live-action), Ratatouille, We Bare Bears, and The Secret Life of Pets 2) as Dr. Hubert Wartzki.

As it’s getting late, I’m unable to do a St. Patrick’s Day drawing tonight, due to my responsibilities as a young adult (as obviously, people in this age in their 20s has to exercise). I know because of my ageism and I have outgrown from being a kid in 2012 (as I entered puberty when I was 13, the same year when Chuck E. Cheese got revamped from Avenger to Rockstar) to a young adult in 2017 (I was 18 years old that year). Obviously as a young adult here who’s obsessed with entertainment and popular culture with most stuff targeted to kids (from the likes of Disney, Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, DreamWorks Animation, Illumination, and Nintendo) and adults (from the likes of Adult Swim, South Park, and Adventure Time: Distant Lands) for their age demographic, as well as voice actors who do cartoon and children’s entertainment voiceover works from the likes of Grey DeLisle-Griffin, Tara Strong, Kari Wahlgren, Jessica DiCicco, Carlos Alazraqui, Tom Kenny, and Eric Bauza. Yes, I’m older than the age demographic for these stuff as I’m now in my 20s. I heard first them back when I was a kid in the 2000s.

I know I take breaks from computer and video games, because of my schedule with real life (screen-free), as young adults are like this. I know I’m good friends with longtime Nintendo and popular culture fans, Nintega Dario, Nostalgic to the Max, Justin Talks Puppets, The Pop Culture Dude, who were kids in the late 90s-2000s, now they’re young adults. As I always say, I was born in 1999 (same birth year with Lexi DiBenedetto (known for playing Lori Loud in A Loud House Christmas and The Really Loud House) and Luigifan00001 (as I didn’t know, until I found out when I went to Famous Birthdays website, as I saw it when I scrolled down while I was doing a birthday collage for CrazyMarioBros there). Though, I’m 5 years younger than Liliana Mumy (the voice of Leni Loud in The Loud House), Justin Bieber, Jerico Valmonte, Logan Thirtyacre (from SML, as these 4 people were born in 1994) and 7 years younger than Geddes Gibbs Jr. (born in 1992). Sorry for me complaining and too much information about my current age as a young adult.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! 😀🍀

Unfortunately, I didn’t have enough privacy time yesterday and this morning to do a new drawing for this holiday today, I’ll do a new drawing and it’s coming tonight, as at this time for my timeframe for now, and due to my scheduling conflicts, I went to church, eating at Olive Garden for lunch, and other stuff in real life. I know I have to do this prior and get my sleep and waking time before this holiday today, as many of you guys have different schedules and not much on your phone, computer, and video game (screen-free) for today. Yes, I have to face real life outside of the internet and social media feed.

This is my drawing of my original cartoon character, Edward Feldson wearing a green hat and a green collared shirt I made last year.

My first gameplay screenshots of me playing WarioWare: Move It!.

It's a nice game where you have to exercise and is a sequel to WarioWare: Smooth Moves (the game I have never played for the Wii). Instead of using the Wii Remote, you use a joy-con and you have to be in tabletop or TV mode for gameplay.

(This was posted first yesterday late Sunday night on my Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, and Discord feeds)Happy (Late) Mario Day! 😀

Sorry, I'm late because earlier, due to my responsibilities as a young adult, I had to exercise. I know I have to make this prior to yesterday, but I got too busy with my schedule with real life.

After I came out of church (as a Filipino-American person whose religious view is Roman-Catholic) at around 10:30am CST/11:30am EST/8:30am PST, The Super Mario Bros. Movie 2 was officially announced from Nintendo and Illumination and it's set to be released in theatres on April 3, 2026. It's because Mario Day this year fell on a Sunday.

If you have a Nintendo Switch console (and also if you have a Nintendo Switch Online Membership) I'll re-add my Friend Code soon.

Happy (Late) International Women's Day! 😀🥰👍🏽

I was originally intended to post this in the morning, but I had to delay it, due to my timeframe with watching the new movie that came out today in theatres from DreamWorks Animation, Kung Fu Panda 4.

Yes, these lovely ladies here that supported my indie arts, entertainment, and popular culture brand and content! 😀🥰👍🏽

While I was off the internet for hours on International Women's Day, I saw the new animated movie from DreamWorks Animation, Kung Fu Panda 4 in theatres. I'm giving this at 10/10 (5 stars on my review of this on Letterboxd). It's a great movie where all of Po's enemies return from the Spirit Realm watching Po fight the shape-shifting Chameleon. Instead of the Furious Five helping Po, he has found and teams up with Zhen who is a quick-witted corsec fox Zhen and she was chosen by Po to be the next Dragon Warrior and Po and the Furious Five is training her during the end credits.

As I'm now a young adult, I personally grew up watching the first 3 Kung Fu Panda movies in theatres. The first movie came out in 2008 when I was only 9 years old (as a kid) at that time when I saw it in theatres, the 2nd film came out in 2011 when I was only 12 years old, and the 3rd movie in 2016, when I was only 17 years old. Yeah, I'm a longtime fan of DreamWorks Animation, as I grew up with Shrek (one of the first movies I saw as a kid on DVD, along with Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, and Chicken Run (not produced by DreamWorks Animation, Aardman Animations made the animation, and my first exposure to stop motion animated film and the British animation studio) but was released by them on VHS. I even grew up with movies where Jack Black appeared in (I didn't know him until 2004 when I saw Shark Tale in theatres). This is also the last Kung Fu Panda film to be made in-house at DreamWorks Animation at their Glendale location. Future animated films after the release of the next upcoming film, The Wild Robot (as I saw the teaser again before the movie), will be sourced to outside studios, similar to their sister animation studio Illumination Entertainment.