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Born in Hell, Darkar is a demon whose fundamental interest dwells in art. Graphically molding a story is what moves and motivates him.

Living on Earth, and ever since youth, he has been sorted out by many as being strange, disoriented and inadaptable—judgment based only on common thinking. His horns and tail marked him, and in a matter of instants words like "evil" or "freak" landed upon his persona.

Introverted and shy (something completely different from actuality) he used to work on activities that were considered uncommon to people in general, at least for tiny human beings who considered playing soccer and watching Dragon Ball Z were obligatory doctrines for people of that age-group.

Animation became a very important component in Darkar's life since a very young age. He has always been a fan of Walt Disney and his creations, and being able to create something similar grabs a significant part of his attention span. A VHS recorder and the game 'Mario Paint' were his tools to begin working on simple animations combined with storylines. Generally, Mario and Yoshi were his main characters (for the fact that these were the characters in the game).

While his classmates spent time watching TV and idling through afternoons, Darkar was already programming small videogames in his computer.

It was in his first high school year that Darkar completed the first part of his Spanish-spoken videogame: "Light Demon". In this game, the story takes place in assorted kingdoms; on Earth, in Heaven, and in Hell. The main characters of the game are Darkar, an elite demon soldier of the Infernal armed forces; and Light, the queen of the heavenly kingdom. It is an RPG game that takes four to five hours of gaming time. It was this very projected that gave birth to Darkar Company.

Even though Darkar could spend entire hours behind his computer, programming movements and actions for the characters behind the game, his true interest lies in composing the story, and bringing ideas to life without it having to be interactive. The storyline is what matters him the most.

Shortly after finishing the first part of the game, Darkar optioned to create "Light Demon: The Movie," a kind of tale programmed using the same manner as the video game. Nevertheless, the only interactivity was the PLAY button in the game. This project never fully developed.

During his last year in high school, Darkar acquired software known as Macromedia Flash version MX 2007. It wasn't long before gaining basic knowledge of said software, practicing on a pair of experiments. It was just a matter of days before he began working with the first episode of Just Another Weekend. The release of this episode created a raving response from the audience. It was the first time Darkar received an "Awesome Score" in Newgrounds.

After two more episodes of Just Another Weekend, Darkar optioned to create a new series directed mainly to an English-speaking audience. This time he would base the story-line on a character that shared his physical peculiarity with a humorous twist that would help him approach the audience.

Chronicles of a Demon has won, until now, 5 recognitions in Newgrounds, and carries on with the process as time goes by.

Darkar's goal as an artist is to obtain a scholarship to be able to study, whether in the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, California or the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia, in the United States.

Meanwhile, Darkar works without revenue, other than the sponsors during the beginning of his creations. Even thought Money isn't what mostly captures his attention, it is definitely something that incites him to continue intently and cheerful.

He doesn't seek anything but to captivate his audience... to entice them, make them laugh and feel identified with his creation. Simply, to give imagination the color it deserves.

(Rumors have it that whenever Darkar receives a donation, he meows like a cat while jumping seven times and eating a dollar-priced McDonald's hamburger.)

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