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Where Speedrun Culture Meets Fan Art in Mansoura

We're a small crew of runners and cosplayers documenting the creative side of speedrunning, one splits screen and sketch at a time.

Meet the Team

What We Stand For

The values behind every article, sketch, and cosplay feature we publish

Runner-Verified Details

Every route note, category rule, or split we mention gets checked against actual runs before it goes live, not secondhand rumor.

Fan-First, Not Clickbait

We write for people who already love the grind of routing and the joy of a finished cosplay piece, not for passing traffic.

Built With the Community

Cosplayers, artists, and runners from Mansoura and beyond contribute directly, so the coverage reflects real voices, not outside guesses.

No Affiliate Noise

We don't pad articles with irrelevant sponsored gear lists. If we feature something, it's because the community actually made it.

Notes From Our Readers

I sent them my Celeste cosplay build photos expecting maybe a mention, and they wrote a whole piece tracing it back to the character's arc. Took two weeks but it was worth the wait.
Youssef El-Sherbiny Cosplayer and part-time any% runner
The way they cross-referenced my Hollow Knight PB with the leaderboard history caught an error I hadn't even noticed. Small blog, sharp eyes.
Mariam Abdel Fattah Speedrunner focused on Metroidvania categories
Been reading since they were just posting on a Facebook group. Now there's an actual archive of Mansoura's fan art scene and it still feels handmade, not corporate.
Karim Osama Local artist and long-time reader

How We Put a Story Together

From a runner's DM to a published feature

  1. 1
    Spot the Story

    We scout new personal bests, fresh cosplay builds, and fan art drops from the Mansoura scene and wider community channels before deciding what deserves coverage.

  2. 2
    Talk to the Source

    We reach out directly to runners and cosplayers, ask about routing decisions or build choices, and record details firsthand instead of guessing.

  3. 3
    Fact-Check the Run

    Timestamps, splits, and category rules get compared against public leaderboards and stream archives so nothing gets published on a hunch.

  4. 4
    Publish and Revisit

    Once live, we keep articles updated as records fall or builds evolve, because a static blog post about a moving scene stops being useful fast.