i write code sometimes. usually when an idea refuses to leave me alone. somewhere between full-stack development, anime, and making digital things glow a little too much.
this is the part where i explain what i'm doing here without turning myself into a résumé.
at 14, i balance the world of full-stack development with an unyielding love for anime. i like making digital experiences that feel a little more alive than they technically need to.
sometimes that means code. sometimes it means obsessing over a tiny visual detail for way too long. sometimes it means both at once.
not everything needs a job title. some things just happen because i thought they would be fun.
full-stack development is one of the main ways i turn an annoying idea into something real.
usually at 2ami care about the little details too. spacing, motion, atmosphere, tiny interactions, all the weird bits.
yes, the glow mattersanime is very much part of the picture. especially when it has pretty backgrounds and emotional damage.
this is relevant lateri'm keeping this part honest instead of inventing a giant personality database for myself.
i like anime. i like full-stack development. i like making digital experiences. that's the real information i've shared so far, and honestly, that's enough to start with.
the obvious one. yes, it stays here before the giant KimiShinu section arrives.
building things end to end is a recurring theme around here.
interfaces, little details, and making a page feel like an actual place.
the reason this website looks like moonlight landed on a notebook.
no fake percentages. no “87% proficient” nonsense. just the five languages i actually list.
the cards are intentionally simple: language, a tiny visual identity, and zero invented skill levels.
actual language. no ranking attached.
actual language. no ranking attached.
actual language. no ranking attached.
actual language. no ranking attached.
actual language. no ranking attached.
i didn't actually name any projects on the original page, so i'm not going to magically invent a startup empire for myself.
that's not a design mistake. i'm refusing to turn unnamed work into fake portfolio entries. the useful information i do have is that i build digital experiences and work across the stack.
when i add real project names, links, screenshots, or writeups, this is exactly where i'll put them.
honest placeholder / i'm not making one upreserved for one of my real projects. no invented details, no fake metrics.
waiting for actual project infosame deal. future-proof, visually present, factually quiet.
waiting for actual project infoa small pause before this site gets much more anime about itself.
sometimes the fun part isn't the technology at all. it's noticing that an idea has a shape, then trying to make the browser agree with me.
anime sits next to the code here, not underneath it. the visual language of this site is basically proof.
my site comes first. then we get to one of the biggest visual influences on this redesign: I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day — きみが死ぬまで恋をしたい — also known as Kimi ga Shinu Made Koi wo Shitai or just KimiShinu.
The series follows girls raised in a school that trains parentless children as magical weapons for war. The official anime site frames its story around the contrast between that violent world and the girls' small, innocent wishes. The TV anime began airing on July 7, 2026.
okay yeah, but let's talk about the part i absolutely will not shut up about. the official character material describes Ali as someone who gently stays close to Seiran, while Lizzy is the more justice-driven, awkwardly caring half of the pair. the result is a relationship space that feels tender, tense, and painfully suited to KimiShinu's world.
The official anime character page describes Ali as a classmate of Sheena, with a gentle personality who usually stays close to Seiran and can surprise people with straightforward words.
quiet / gentle / surprisingly directThe official anime character page describes Lizzy as a classmate of Sheena who cares deeply about her comrades, especially those struggling with battle, while her strong sense of justice can make her a little clumsy socially.
principled / caring / beautifully awkwardhonestly, i just love how cute they are together. i like the softer moments, the contrast between them, and the way their dynamic gets extra emotional because of the world they live in. that's basically the scientific explanation.
uhh idk i just love them because they are cute together!!
Ali is explicitly described as staying gently by Seiran's side.
Lizzy's strong sense of justice is part of what makes her awkward and caring.
they are cute together!!
these are kept short on purpose. wording below follows an indexed English subtitle transcript for episode 4.
“I like light spells that make pretty displays like this.”episode 4 · English subtitle transcript wording transcript source ↗
“Would you do it if you could?”episode 4 · English subtitle transcript wording transcript source ↗
“Don't answer a question with a question.”episode 4 · English subtitle transcript wording transcript source ↗
actual KimiShinu imagery, used as the visual counterweight to my darker personal site. click anything to open it larger.
the KimiShinu facts and character details were checked against official or publisher material where possible. image URLs are centralized below so i can change the visual set from one place.
| Image | Variable | URL |
|---|---|---|
| My Avatar | aquaAvatar | dynamic Discord lookup |
| Hero | hero | |
| Ali | ali | |
| Lizzy | lizzy | |
| Ali × Lizzy | aliLizzy | |
| Gallery 1 | gallery1 | |
| Gallery 2 | gallery2 | |
| Gallery 3 | gallery3 | |
| Gallery 4 | gallery4 | |
| Gallery 5 | gallery5 | |
| Gallery 6 | gallery6 | |
| Project 1 | project1 | |
| Project 2 | project2 |