| Born in | 1996 |
|---|---|
| Gender | somewhere in the female direction (favors she but cool with they) |
| Occupation | Digital Artist Gamer (PC) Memelord |
Intro
Hello and welcome to the Maltiverse, an epic website and future lore repository that is a big wip, so don't look at it too close or you'll get tangled in the spaghetti code cuz I wrote this thing pretty much from scratch. It probably looks jank on mobile cuz I haven't made it responsive yet (not sure if i ever will).
To the left are some links to my online presence, feel free to check em out.
About Me
I'm Mal, a '96-born cybergoth raverlord and sweater cowboy who loves playing boomer shooters, drinking energy drinks for the aesthetic, simping over robot villains, and generally existing upon this earth. I'm a (primarily digital) artist who studied graphic design for a few years, and I specialize in sketching, pixel art, low-effort MSPaint scribbles, and occasional painting. Aside from visual arts I also like to dabble in music and writing but they're not my primary skill.
so uh yeah hi lol
Interests
I'm a boomshoot addict who grew up on classic Doom and its clones, of which Blood (1997) is probably my favorite. I like a bunch of other things too, read all about it here if you dare.
I'm also a shameless pet site enthusiast and an official artist for The Final Outpost, and I make cool robot skins on Flight Rising. I do have accounts on a few other petsites like DC, DV, CS and PFQ but I'm no longer active on those.
And in case you haven't noticed yet, I'm a big fan of orange. #F90 to be precise.
Name Origin
The name Malcorium traces back to Malfunction, an old ZDaemon username of mine. Over time, it got shortened to Mal (which I use as a short-form name to this day). I then briefly used the name of a rogue antivirus, MalwareCore, as a username because it started with Mal and I thought it sounded edgy and badass (and the rogue had some hilarious misspellings). MalwareCore got shortened to Malcore, then I randomly added an -ium at the end, turning it into its own thing and removing the scamware connotation, while unintentionally forming corium in the process.