• Alias(es): Minhyung (korean given name), Markly, Mork, ad0nis (online/gamer name), Adonis (music name).
• Date of Birth: 02 August 1999.
• Zodiac Sign: Leo, Rabbit.
• Place of Birth: Toronto, Canada.
• Current Location: Halcyon Academy in South Korea.
• Current Year: Third Year
• Major: Music Production/Composition.
• Known Languages: English (native), Korean (fluent), Japanese (fluent), Mandarin (conversational).
• Occupation: Student (current), Founder of SensUs Media (current), Game Designer (former), Recording Artist at SensUs Media (on hiatus).
• Romantic Orientation: Greyromantic.
• ual Orientation: Heteroual.
• Relationship Status: Single.
• SNS: @ad0nis (public, professional, music, gaming), @markmywords (private, personal), @chisldcheeks (secret account).

• Height: 176 cm (5'9").
• Hair Color: Naturally black; changes every so often.
• Eye Color: Dark brown.
• Piercings: Right eyebrow, lobes.
• Tattoos: has the words “wiz kid” written in tiny script just under his nape; “> ♡ > ∆” just under his left peck; a tiny stack of books on his right wrist; “π” just above his pelvis; the word “nelipot” above his left heel.
• Distinguishing Characteristics: here.
• Personal Style & Aesthetic: here.

• Parents:
  • ( Father )
  • ( Mother )
• Siblings:
  • ( Older Brother, deceased )
• Children:
  • None yet.
• Lovers:
  • ( Ex / Amicable )
  • ( Ex / Bad Breakup )
• Friends:
  • Message to work out a dynamic and be added!
• Pets:
  • Otto ( robot dog )
  • Riley ( bearded dragon )

TW/CW: Brief mention of death.

• He was born to two tech geniuses and two tech billionaires as their second son and the future inheritor of his mother's robotics company. His parents made sure to provide him and his older brother with a happy and healthy home, but also provided the two of them with plenty of opportunity to challenge themselves, even in the things that they loved. From a young age and for both boys, that happened to be video games, but they were too young and too unfocused to commit to it at that age.
• Fast forward ten years and the brothers decide to take things a little more seriously about video games, wanting to create their own game and gaming system. Their parents, as supportive as they were, did not want them to get their hopes up and encourage the boys to do this at such a young age only to realize how hard it would be. This only made the boys want to try even harder though.
  • Secretly, the boys would come together and draw up plans as well as test out their ideas in the basement of their parents’ guest home.
  • Mark and his mom decided to make a bet: If Mark won the science fair that school year, then she would guide and support the boys in their dream. Mark actually did win the science fair by creating an autonomous robot dog (later named Otto), so his mom started lending a hand in their experiments and trials. Well, at least in the sense that she’d help them think through what they could be doing right or wrong.
• They didn’t have any significant breakthroughs until Mark hit age 14. His brother made the first ever full-dive VR helmet (later named the “snsr” helmet) that worked. It was compatible with the few VR games that existed then, which was great, but why stop there? This prompted the boys to start working on their own video game.
  • During this time, Mark and his family moved from Canada to North America.
  • Also during this time, Mark and his brother founded SensUs Games—the first major branch of his company later.
• After another 4 years of hard work, Mark and his brother made their first video game titled “Clout9” that was set to hit the market after the final round of tests. Unfortunately, however, Mark’s older brother passed away in an accident and this incident delayed the release.
• Mark stopped working on their project for the next two years due to various reasons, but mostly due to the loss of his older brother. His family moved from North America to South Korea in this period to be closer to other family and maybe allow Mark some more space to breathe.
  • It was during his depression and search for something familiar to remember his brother that he found out his brother’s secret journal, full of plans for their game on Mark’s 20th birthday. Before they set out for Korea for the funeral and whatnot, Mark took this journal with him and started working with his teams in America (via video and voice chat) to change the game up to suit his brother’s vision.
• On Mark’s 19th birthday (a year before scheduled), he officially dropped Clout9 and released it to the public the way his brother would have envisioned.
  • Clout9 before was an idol-based game where people would entertain their way to the top in various idol-like challenges in order to earn the top spot on a global leaderboard as the world’s most famous idol. They would earn LSD (Life, Social, and Drive) points to help bolster their chances at making their dreams come true in-game, and within the game were little easter-egg competitions for players to earn real-life achievements/currency. All these things still carried over to the game as it currently is today, but with minor tweaks.
  • The Clout9 that was released to the public was essentially the same, only it was designed for mature audiences. The currencies changed to Love, , and Diamonds, and the main goal of the game was to be the most drama-prone, scandalous, or talked about idol in the world. The more scandals or drama under your belt that you’d get away with in the game, the more you’d succeed as an idol. These scandals, of course, had to have reasonable limits on them and were primarily harmless (meaning they could not be crimes that harmed another person/player).
  • The game was surprisingly more successful than he thought it’d be, but Mark wasn’t satisfied with that.
• After a year of running the game and SensUs Games, Mark thought to try his hand at creating a new branch under the company (SensUs Media) and start a career as a musical artist. In order to learn more about this as well, he decided to enroll in Halcyon Academy to pursue an education in Music.

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