Demonkite
Filipino esports player (born 2004)
Jonard Cedrix Caranto, professionally known as Demonkite is a Filipino Mobile Legends: Bang Bang player for RRQ Hoshi in MPL Indonesia.
Early life
Jonard Cedrix Caranto was born on January 10, 2003. He was already into video games at a young age going against the wishes of his parents to focus on his studies. At age 12, Caranto described getting "addicted" to mobile games and was already convinced of pursuing a career in esports. His grandfather however encouraged him to follow his aspiration who would die before Caranto reach age 15.
While it was planned that Caranto would pursue a college degree in information technology, he eventually gained the support of his parents. He was also originally a League of Legends player.
Career
RSG Philippines
Jonard Cedrix Caranto is known as Demonkite in the professional esports scene. He is also known by the moniker "Smiling Demon". He fills the role of juggler in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang.
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