About Me

Hey, I'm Nirmal.

Welcome to my blog. I’m really glad you’re here.

My journey with anime probably started like many others, watching shows after school, captivated by the epic battles and larger-than-life characters. Growing up in Nepal, these stories felt like a secret world, a window into incredible new landscapes of imagination.

But as I got older, something shifted. The "wow, cool fight!" moments started to be replaced by "wow, what an incredible idea." I found myself drawn to the quieter, more complex series. The ones that weren't just about winning a battle but about the scars, the philosophy, and the psychology of the characters involved.

Shows like Naruto, Vinland Saga, and Attack on Titan completely changed the game for me. I became less interested in a character's power level and more obsessed with the landscape of their mind. What drives a person to become a hero? More fascinatingly, what drives someone to become a villain? What is the internal logic, the pain, or the profound belief that fuels their actions?

This is why I created "Exploring the Mind's Landscape."

This blog is my space to explore those very questions. It's a journal for my deep dives into the themes, characters, and ideas that make anime such a powerful and thought-provoking art form. It's where I connect the dots, ask big questions, and simply appreciate the brilliant storytelling that resonates with me on a deep level.

I'm not a professional critic; I'm just a passionate fan who loves to think and write about this stuff. My hope is that this blog will connect me with a community of others who enjoy looking beyond the surface.

So please, don't be a stranger. If a post makes you think, or if you completely disagree with my take, I want to hear about it in the comments.

Thanks for reading.