Happy Birthday Enigma! :: News

Reported by Ledyba on Wed 23 Feb 2011 12:25:05 UTC
Last updated by Ledyba on Wed 23 Feb 2011 14:26:52 UTC
Section: Misc

PKMN.NET Mod celebrates 9 days before B/W European release by turning 21.

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We do love our Tim, or 'Enigma' to those who have yet to uncover his dual identity of the elegantly speaking, competitive battling, artistic, and generally lovable mod of PKMN.NET. The Tim personal just being as lovely. Just a few things about him to celebrate his birthday:

Tim is a greatly fascinated by the '23 Enigma.' In the words of Tim himself he was well into it 'before Jim Carrey went into serious acting'. For those who don't know, its seeing the word 23 everywhere in some capacity (Hang on, today is February, the 2nd month of the year and Wednesday, the 3rd day of the week..!!) and is anticipating the day he finally reaches 23.

But for now he'll have to deal with 21, but in those 21 years he's made a few remarkable progressions in the world. Firstly, and most impressively, he's become a PKMN.NET mod, in the form of team building, debate and random randomness. A genius move on our part as Tim is an excellent debater; Usually with himself and the impulses that drive him.

Another milestone in Tim's life was his top 16 position in the Video Game Champion's Pokemon Tournament last year (with your truly â€“ hang on, two of us...16... time 2, flip it around......23!) where he noticeably swept to position with a very refined team and showed us his concentration face which is actually very worrying for anyone observing. All this makes him one of the top players in the UK, at least, statistically.

Besides that, Tim has started a few projects on PKMN.NET such as the notable Metaspriters and the Standard Move Projects. Additionally, a you may know Tim is a huge The Dark Knight fan and was approached to play the Riddler in the newest The Dark Knight Rises, based on the very terrifying performance he gave when he was telling off a line cutter at the VGC. Unfortunately, Tim's habit of leaving things got the better of him.

Sadly, Tim's concept of the Riddler tricking Batman into thinking this was a real Snow Dugtrio never made it pass Christopher Nolan's â€œpointing and laughingâ€ stage.