Just a gamer from a tiny island business hub who loves First-person shooters, Action-adventure, stealth and childhood games. Hobbies include games of course, arts and crafts, movies, TV, anime and more.

My Gaming PC Specs:
AMD Ryzen 5 7500F 6-Core 3.70 GHz
16.0 GB RAM
Windows 11 64-bit
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Triple Fans
Gigabyte B650M Gaming Wifi
Prism C240 24" Gaming Monitor
1TB SSD

Age: 29
Birthday: February 3rd, 1996
Residence: Singapore

Raised in Singapore after moving from the United States, Mitchell was born with autism, much to the surprise of his parents. He then realized that he can express his creativity through writing, drawing and photography and developed a knack for technology. He then used these skills to his advantage, especially in ITE College Central, much to the awe of his parents. He also notably loves watching Singapore National Day parades and doesn’t hesitate to go when he gets tickets. He soon found a career in digital services, where he worked for the National Library Board. He then joined social media for updates on celebrities and current affairs, but it wasn't long until he found out that his true idols were the Singapore Armed Forces and Singapore Police Force.

He loves Japanese anime, particularly Fruits Basket and The Rolling Girls, TV shows from his childhood such as Looney Tunes and Blue’s Clues (Mitchell loves Blue’s Clues), video games such as Killing Floor, PAYDAY 2, RollerCoaster Tycoon, COD Black Ops, Grand Theft Auto IV, Max Payne, FEAR and Soldier of Fortune, and movies like Star Wars. He also loves music such as K-pop, artistes from 70’s-2000’s and various marching bands. His YouTube channel is a reference Tohru Honda, his favourite character and his content mainly contains gaming videos. He likes to eat food, spend time with his Church friends and pet dog Paddington, photograph planes, wildlife, SAF & SPF assets, take selfies with soldiers, Navy divers, Air Force pilots, firefighters and police officers at SAF & Home Team events, watch Singapore National Day parades and write in his logbook.

In October 2024, Mitchell realised social media distracts him from his work and activities like art class, church and his hobbies and contributes to consequences such as political anxiety, stress, drastic mood changes, high blood pressure, headaches, difficulty sleeping, substance use and irresponsible behaviour. After learning the consequences, Mitchell left social media.

In November 2024, Mitchell earned his citizenship certificate after converting from Permanent Resident to Singapore citizen, relinquishing his PR status and original US Passport.