the japanese words for my username?

i've been looking up words to put my username in japanese and it doesnt translate cleanly so i need help.
i generally use onyxflamegod, but i cant get onyx so i am not sure which to go with out of blackflamegod or darkflamegod, or which words to use...
i want blackflamegod, but i dont know how to word it so it isnt too much of a butchering of japanese grammar...

black- kuro{n} kuroi{adj}
flame- hi, enkoo, kooen, honoo
god- kamisama
dark- kurai,
lord- shu, tono

i think the way i want to do this is KuroiHiKamisama but that is kinda long, so i may compromise...

 

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But to actually help, try something more original. Even your current name would sound better.

 

hey, there's me!

 

all of the other "original" names i've ever were already used by something, or someone...

 

Find something more original then. Try putting together cool sounding words that are opposite each other or something, I dunno. Honestly, it's getting old seeing all these "WHAT SHOULD MY NEW NAME BE" threads.

 

but its not gonna be my new name... just my second one...
i want to keep my name, i just dont know how to translate it...

 

that joke is so old, every time...

yeah it's so old i couldn't think of a joke.

 

Do you need the grammar perfect? Most people won't know what it means anyway .__.

Here's my guess at it, in any case:

黒炎の神さま Kuroi enkou no Kamisama// Black Flame God.

I placed 黒 [Kuroi/Black] directly before 炎 [Enkou/Flame] because it is directly modifying/identifying flame, but I cannot be sure it's the correct placement (Did some google searching on Japanese sentence structure and I think it should work). It IS describing the flame however, but having more than one の[no/possesive particle] wouldn't work very well, so.

の is placed before 神さま[Kamisama/god, you can also just use 神 for Kami I believe] to represent 'ownership,' it can also translate to God of the Black Flame with the particle no [の] as of.

For a forum that isn't in Japanese though, you shouldn't need perfect grammar, so I wouldn't worry about it.