Yanama

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SMW Central User
Username: Yanama
Also known as:
Age: 15.7
Knows of: Level Design
Join Date: September 29th, 2008
Birthday: May 1994
Known For:
Contributions: Contributions to SMWiki
SMWCentral User Page: Unspecified

Yanama first encountered SMW Central in mid 2007, at that point being a simple lurker. Yanama joined SMW Central September of 2008. He quickly made himself out to be just another noob with squashed potential with the first view versions of his hack, "Mario: the Galaxy Chronicles". However, he has shown promise in his potential in level design as of late.

A wild Yanama in his usual "Wut" stare.

Bio

Yanama first joined SMW Central under the guise of Yanamanka, during the September of 2008. He sporadically asked questions until he got the hang of hacking up until then. From 2007 to 2009 Yanama worked tirelessly on a hack called "Mario: The Galaxy chronicles" which Kayoken even did an LP of. The Hack's name was changed as Yanama's skills progressed, and he redubbed it "Mario: Dawn to darkness". He later dumped the hack and started working on Notte Luminosa, which began as a teamhack with Artsy2. However, Artsy2 later quit the project, and Yanama carried on with it. To this day the hack retains a solid rating and a medium sized fanbase. Yanama can be found on the IRC these days, usually chatting with Jumpluff_999 or pikaguy900.


Hacks

  • Death Death Mayhem/Super Fluffy World (2006-2007)
  • Mario: Dawn to Darkness (2007-2009)
  • Notte Luminosa (2009)

Notable Accomplishments

  • Once thought that Addmusic required .WAV's to work correctly.
  • Predicted a massive war that would happen on SMW Central to stop the site from ever thinking of waging war.
  • Managed to completely screw up when using BlockTool for 3 years in a row.
  • Got butthurt when Kieran knicked the official #smwiki channel rights, even though Yanama neither spelled the name correctly nor was part of the Wikiministrator Team. Don't worry - I still love you, brother. <3
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