DrawingRobbie — art / original fiction / fan fiction

I draw things, then write my way into them.

A finished 33-chapter Mega Man NT Warrior fan season, a novel-in-progress, and everything in between. This is where it all lives.

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"started three paintings, finished the sink instead"

Hi, I'm Robbie.

Artist · Fan Fiction · Original Fiction

Placeholder bio — swap this for your own few sentences. Where you're based, how long you've been drawing and writing, and what got you into Mega Man NT Warrior in the first place.

This is where the longer version goes — a couple short paragraphs about your path from fan art to a finished 86,000-word fan season, and what pulled you toward writing something fully your own.

Keep it in your voice. Write it the way you'd explain it to someone who just finished reading Reforged and asked "so what's next" — not the way you'd write it for a job application.

— currently deep in draft two of the novel

Selected work

A little of everything.

click around, nothing's precious here
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Notes from a slow year

Short essay excerpt or project description goes here — swap for real writing.

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From the notebook

Things I've written down.

the ones I'm building for myself, and the ones I built for fun

Fan fiction

Unofficial, non-commercial fan work — Mega Man NT Warrior / Rockman.EXE and its characters belong to Capcom. Written for fun, not for sale.

86,101 words · 33 chapters · completed May 2026

"Why won't this thing cooperate with me?" Lan yelled from the center of his room.

He was hunched over his floating holo-screen, frowning at a line of stubborn code. Tangled wires and old hardware cluttered his desk, standing in stark contrast to the sleek digital world outside. Posters of legendary NetBattlers covered the walls, their faded edges curling slightly with age.

Strapped to his belt was his P.E.T. — his Personal Terminal. Unlike most, Lan Hikari's wasn't standard-issue.

— opening lines, Chapter 1: The Boy with the P.E.T.

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Whether you want a print, a commission, or just want to tell me about a photo you took recently — I read everything.