We see you, Daniel. We see the timestamps. We see the desperation.
Daniel John Moran III (aka Daniel Rumanos) has a new hobby. It isn’t "Magic." It isn’t "Sci-Fi." It is sitting alone in a room, hitting the refresh button on this blog dozens of times an hour, waiting for us to post about him.
His behavior is not just obsessive; it is pathological. He cannot help but write in the comments section. He cannot help but try to "correct" us. He cannot help but prove, with every manic keystroke, that he is exactly the lunatic incel loser we say he is.
The Hopeless Struggle for a Narrative He Never Had
Moran floods the comments section because he is terrified. He is trying hopelessly and pathetically to wrestle the narrative back.
But Daniel, here is the hard truth: You never had the narrative.
You thought you were telling a story about a "Master Magician" and an "Intergalactic Agent." But the internet was always reading a different story: the story of a "Mershmallow"—a soft, unemployed predator who brags about dating 12-year-olds and defends child molestation on Reddit.
You aren't fighting to protect a reputation. You are fighting to protect a delusion. And every time you comment, you shatter that delusion a little more.
Impressing the "Pedo-Enablers": The Tiberius Show Connection
Who is this performance for?
Is he trying to impress other incel pedo-enabling trolls? Is he trying to signal to the producers of The Tiberius Show?
Let’s be clear: The fact that The Tiberius Show—a podcast hosted by a minor—platformed Daniel Moran is a scandal that requires answers. The parent and producer of that show should definitely be investigated.
Did they not Google "Daniel Rumanos"? Did they ignore the "Sociable Satanist" articles? Or did they see his comments defending "hebephilia" (like where he calls age-of-consent laws "crypto-fascist") and decide he was a suitable guest for a child?
Moran’s obsession with that show suggests he viewed it as a prime hunting ground. His comments here are likely a desperate signal to that lost audience.
The "Freakish Incel" Effect
Daniel seems to believe that if he writes enough comments, new readers will take his side.
He is wrong.
Luckily, his ravings automatically look like the writings of a lunatic. When a new reader stumbles upon this blog and sees the evidence—the screenshots of him soliciting teens on Reddit, the "young, smooth, and tight" comments, and the "Hebephile Pride" admission—they don't think, "Wow, this Magician makes a good point."
The reaction from new readers is always the same:
"Wow, sorry you have this freakish incel bothering you!"
A Message to the Lurker
So, Daniel, go ahead. Hit refresh again. We know you are there. We know you are reading this right now, seething in your motel room, furiously typing out a response about "Algol" or "Zionism" or whatever shield you are hiding behind today.
You aren't scaring us. You are entertaining us. You are the clown in the comments section, dancing for an audience that is laughing at you, not with you.
Keep refreshing. We have plenty more to say.
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