The1Freeman

General

21 years old He/him Giant robots stomping around and saving (or destroying) the world. Whether it’s Gundam, MechWarrior, or Pacific Rim, if it’s mechanical and massive, I’m all about it. 🤖💥

Music

It’s all about that Blue Öyster Cult vibe—classic rock with just the right amount of cosmic weirdness. "Don't Fear the Reaper" is basically my theme song. 🔥🎸

Movies

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

Television

I don’t really watch TV much, but if it’s got giant robots or something equally epic, I might give it a shot. Probably. Maybe.

Books

OMG y’all, I just finished The Infinite and the Divine by Robert Rath and I can’t even. CAN’T. EVEN. This book? THIS BOOK? Literal perfection. Like, my brain is melting in the best way possible. 😱 Okay, so I picked this up because it’s Warhammer 40k and I’ve been dipping my toes into all things grimdark lately (shoutout to Dawn of War for converting me—pun intended lol). BUT I was not ready for how much I’d vibe with a couple of, ya know, Necrons. Like, sentient skeleton robots that don’t die and have been chilling in stasis for millions of years? Didn’t think I’d love them this much, but here we are. First of all, let’s talk about Trazyn the Infinite. My dude is a walking museum. (Well, not walking—he teleports. Or floats? Idk, it’s vague and AWESOME.) His whole deal is just hoarding historical artifacts and trolling everyone in the galaxy, and I respect that energy so much. Like, Trazyn is the OG collector. Eat your heart out, Pokémon fans. Then there’s Orikan the Diviner. SUCH A MOOD. He’s the ultimate “I’m smarter than you and I’ll prove it” guy, but somehow you still root for him even when he’s being a total jerk. (Maybe it’s because I, too, am a messy b*tch who lives for drama?) His time manipulation powers? OP. The constant bickering between him and Trazyn? ICONIC. Honestly, their frenemies-to-forever-rivals dynamic is giving me life. The humor in this book is next-level. It’s like... imagine two petty immortals with egos the size of the galaxy having a millennia-long slap fight while the rest of the universe just devolves into chaos. And Rath’s writing?? Chef’s kiss. He manages to make Necrons relatable, which is wild because these guys don’t even have skin. Like, how am I feeling feelings for a couple of metallic skeletons??? What is happening to me?? Also, the lore. THE. LORE. If you’re a Warhammer nerd, this book is a goldmine. Every page is just dripping with cosmic history and eldritch vibes, and I was here for it. I feel like I need to go down a wiki rabbit hole now because I NEED to know more about the War in Heaven and all the shady stuff these Necrons were up to back in the day. Final verdict: The Infinite and the Divine is a 10/10, no notes, must-read masterpiece. If you’re into Warhammer, sci-fi, or just two ancient beings roasting each other while causing intergalactic havoc, you HAVE to check it out. Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m off to update my MySpace playlist and rewrite my “About Me” section to include the fact that I would die (or, I guess, get flayed alive?) for Trazyn. 🖤✨ P.S. Someone please tell me there’s fanfiction of these two because I need more of their chaotic energy in my life. 👀

Heroes

Batman. Always. The man is just a dude with gadgets and trauma, and he still holds his own. Absolute legend. 🦇👊 Doctor Doom. Yeah, I said it. Doom is a genius, a ruler, and a walking embodiment of "don’t mess with me." Sure, he’s technically a villain, but let’s be real: Latveria is thriving under his rule.