Anime · Made for fun

Stories I make
because I want to.

Not client work, not a product — just me playing. I build AI-generated anime series on Trimz, where each episode is an interactive world viewers help steer. It's the same tools I use professionally, pointed at something purely creative.

The Icy Noblewoman and the Golden Masked Executioner — anime key art: a silver-blue-haired noblewoman with amber eyes beside a golden-masked armored executioner, before a cracked, ice-bound clock face

The Icy Noblewoman and the
Golden Masked Executioner

When time stops.

Lady Celeste is an icy noblewoman marked by a thirty-day death seal, hunted every afternoon at 3:00 PM. Ren — a broke college student dropped into the body of her bodyguard — is the only one who remembers each loop when she dies. Every reset sends him back to 2:50 PM with ten minutes to change the ending.

  • Genre Time-loop fantasy
  • Format Interactive world · viewers vote on Ren's next move
  • Status Ongoing
The Great Judgment series cover — a silver-haired winged figure in white and gold armor descends with a glowing blue sword over a ruined city

Original Series · Now on Trimz

The Great Judgment

The knowledge was never the sin. The speed was.

Fallen angels and stoic warriors reclaim a ruined world from the superintelligent AI they once built as a god. The fantasy companion to my Enoch & the Stoics essays — the same argument, wearing armor.

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AI-generated Made for fun on Trimz · not client work · @irisnoirco

IrisNoir Essays · Food for Thought

Short thoughts,
held up to the light.

A very old book about forbidden knowledge, a school of philosophy about what's actually in your control, and the newest technology we have. Read one in three minutes — they're also the spine of a fantasy series I'm building, The Great Judgment.

01

Azazel Was the First Engineer

The watchers of Enoch weren't damned for lying — everything they taught was true. They were damned for not waiting. Knowledge arrived; wisdom was still in transit.

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02

The Craft Was Never Yours

Enoch's smiths were handed a craft that outran them. Epictetus says your work was never in your control — only your industry. True, and dangerous.

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03

The Children of Two Kinds

The Nephilim belonged to neither parent. Everything made half by a person and half by a model is a child of two kinds — and we're still inside our judgment, not past it.

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04

The Cutting of Roots

Enoch condemns the watchers for teaching medicine — not poison. The hospital that refuses AI on HIPAA grounds thinks it's being careful; it's being taught by its own staff instead.

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05

The Mirror Kept What It Saw

Azazel taught eyeshadow — the smallest item on the indictment, and the only one that watches you back. What you type into a chat box is not a diary. It's a postcard.

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01

The Current Landscape

A 4.8-million-person workforce gap and an 87% AI-attack exposure rate. What the 2026 cybersecurity data actually says — and what happens to the data you type into a chat box.

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02

Capability Without Governance

The superintelligence argument stated carefully, with real sources — then the guardrails being proposed. The gap doesn't close by decree; it closes by maintenance.

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AI-assisted Written for the curious · all essays