Where does your username originate? Did you get it from a character in a TV show? Is it just something you like? I'm not very creative so I just made a mash of both my first and last names and this was the result. 

I'm arguably less creative than you are. A lot of kids will go through some kind of obsessive phase over something, right? Mine was guns and other weapons. I thought long and hard about what I wanted to make my username, but I couldn't come up with anything at all, so I just picked a model of shotgun I thought was cool and ran with it. I still have a thing for firearms and weapons, but I'm far, far less obsessive as I once was. Despite that, the name's pretty much become my general Internet name, and I still register in other places under it. It feels just as much a part of me as the name my parents gave me. Sometimes even more so. So I don't believe I'll be changing it anytime soon. Below is an example of my namesake, the Mossberg 935.

This is honestly a weird story actually, back when I was 14-15 or so. Back when Pixelmon (A Minecraft mod adding Pokemon n such) was still a thing. I joined a server back then, meeting a Australian kid my age who was the owner of said server. I spent months there and got many friends and was pretty well known as the guy who you could buy PokeBall's from, I was pretty much that servers Kurt. It was the middle of the night, and I said and I quote in the chat "im boured", my spelling was still trash and meant to say "I'm bored". The owner wanting to be a bit funny, said "Nice to meet you Boured" before changing my entity name to that. At first I was a bit ticked off by it, but it eventually grew on me, and I even incorporated it into my PokeBall shop. So that is how I got a weird name like this, and why people obviously make a joke about it.

The year was 2004 and I was registering to MSN messenger. I had no idea what to make as my username so I figured what the hell I will just use JigSaw Killer from the movie Saw. Although, it was not originally JigSaw, it was JigSaw Killer 666. I think I registered here with that name, but Davideo7 wanted me to remove killer 666 from the name I think that is what happened. Anyway, I abandoned that MSN account and this is the only place I use JigSaw on. I went ahead and made my profile picture match with my name now as that is where it came from... the movie Saw.

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Countless fantasy stories have a "Dark Knight", but for some reason, we always think of the opposite of a Dark Knight as a White Knight. I didn't agree with that, as the opposite of Dark is Light, not White. So Light Knight was born, right here on Vizzed, and since then has been my online character in many things. 

Well, How I came up with my username.

Back in July 2010 (2 1/2 years before I joined Vizzed), I wanted to come up with a unique name for myself to start a brand new era, and at the time, I was so into Angry Birds and all (Although I haven't played a single Angry Birds game since 2013, well, except for May 2016), and decided to throw in something random related to that. I decided to put together my real life name ("Igor") + the video game series I liked the most at the time (Took out the word Angry and shorten it to just "Bird") + my number ("122"), and then ta-da, you have my username.

Thanks to both Vizzed and DeviantArt, after I left the Angry Bird fanbase near the end of 2013, I was going to drop that name, but everyone urged me to keep it, so I kept it, and here we are.

Since July 2010, I stick by that name, and that goes with signing up on Vizzed 2 1/2 years after I came up with that username.

I was young and kinda cringy. You see, my favorite video game character of all time used to be Zero from Mega Man X, and my favorite Sonic character was (and still is) Tails.

So I was like, how about I combine these two characters into a username?

And that's how we got our ZeeTee

I took it from one of the legends of Excalibur, which I read of in a Saint Seiya manga, way before I joined Vizzed.

This legend says that the sword was initially named simply Calibur (steel-cutter), which only the pure of heart could handle. If someone impure got a hold of it, then the sword would shatter. However, the sword can be forged again if it is to serve justice again, and so it was reborn as Excalibur, meaning New Calibur.

That's simply it. I've always attempted to use Palen when possible, being half my surname like a few members of my family normally use and kind of a moniker some friends tend to call me by, but back when my world was turned upside down for my disease, I felt I had changed forever more and so I followed that legend renaming myself.

I was looking for a username for Pogo.com. I kind of semi-randomly came up with it iirc. I then borrowed that username for here.

It's my actual nickname that my mom gave me, since I was 4.

My original username was something I came up with in like 30 seconds because I didn't anticipate that I would be staying here very long so I was just kinda like 'I'm a girl who likes gaming but gaming girl is bland so let's change it to gal and add an apostrophe to f*** the site up apparently.' And then I continued to use that name for the next what... 5 years? So credit where it's due I guess.

Snu however has been around for much MUCH longer. It started allll the way back when I used to be a part of bulbapedia. I was going under the name Thundercracker at the time since I was into Transformers at the time. Christmas was coming so I changed it to Snowcracker to fit the season. But then I never changed it back because I grew to like it. I used it for pretty much every site except this one, but it's a bit of a mouthful so my friends started calling me Snu for short. And then it just kinda stuck. It's a name with very happy memories so I figured it was time to spread the happy memories here too.

Furret was and still is my favorite pokemon. It got me hooked on the series through TCG and anime. Every time it's on my team I enjoy using it.

Plus it's cute :3 

i made it up from hobbies.

My real name is Liesel and my favorite movie character is Han Solo, so I put them together.

I came up with my username when I was 14 and I was a huge fan of Naruto at the time. I was trying to come up with my own character and ended up with the name Nakina. I liked how it sounded so I've stuck with it ever since.

I believe I've explained it somewhere before, but I'll explain it again here.

My name is Tommy Gagliano. In 5th grade, my teacher used to always call me Gags (short for Gagliano). Tommy Gagliano. Tommy Gags. T Gags. The "123" came into play when I was creating my Xbox Live account in 6th grade. "tgags" was already taken, so I threw a few numbers onto the end of it.

It's a weird story that goes back tome being 12 years old on the Internet and trying to think of a username. My mother and I were going through all kinds of options until we both settled on NovemberJoy because I was born in November and was a "joy" to be around. After that point, it kinda just stuck and I've kept using it ever since. It helps that it's unique enough that it's not taken on just about any site I try using it on.

When I was 11 years old, I wanted to make a YouTube Channel of me trying out strange experiments on a bunch of old laptops that my family doesn't use, which is part of how I developed my weird passion for Computer Science.

Of course, I needed to come up with a YouTube username. My older sister was very encouraging of me making my YouTube Channel, and also made my username for me. As "Mohammed" is my first name, she suggested, "Mohammed rocks times 3". Then, she made it shorter as "Mohammedroxx3".

Growing up, I always used that username everywhere ever since then. So here I am.

xxirock4evxx : and this here is my sister who's responsible for this.

I am going to answer this question using my current name and none of the previous names for obvious reasons. My current name that, I actually just recently changed, is Kiyo. The reason why I went with Kiyo is because it's a shortened version of the Korean word "귀요미" which phonetically sounds like gwiyomi. It is then further romanized into being Kiyomi and I just took the "mi" off of the end and stuck with Kiyo.

I chose this word specifically because my dad, who I got along with when I was a kid, used to call me that for as long as I can remember. It always felt so nice when he would say it to me before bed or when dropping me off at school, etc.

I think I like this name a lot better because it's definitely more friendly and it has personal meaning to it.