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Niko / Zorkius

Niko / Zorkius is an internet personality, urbexer and graffiti artist.

Early Life

Little is known about Niko’s early life. He maintains a degree of anonymity, sharing only selected personal details online. He often references his experiences with computers, exploration and art.

All that is known is that he was born and grew up in South Africa and later moved to Montreal.

Online Presence

Niko is active across multiple platforms, including social media such as: Discord or Instagram.

Projects

Niko has worked on several self-directed projects, including:

Custom scripts, bots, and automation tools such as RapterV5, n1gz3rV13 and N1gz Bot Suite.

Style and Persona

Niko’s online persona is characterized by humor, irreverence, and saying the most out of context things ever in the wrong moments.

His humor is categorized by adult humor and dark humor

Trivia

Often goes by the handle “Zorkius” or simply "Zork" online

Enjoys multitool digital projects, from coding to real exploits

Known for mixing humor with digital chaos and "epicness"

Describes himself as a “lithium lover 6000” in internet contexts

Draft:Zorkius

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