Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Persistent: Keeps pushing the fangame forward despite struggles, e.g. redoing zombie code from scratch and celebrating progress in “zamn ive made huge progress this week on my project :D im rlly happy ^^ before/after :3”.
- Self-aware: Open about their own limitations in coding and art, like calling themselves bad at coding or animation in “makimg a PVZ fangame (i suck at coding chat)” and “i suck at animation butttt dis is good enough :3”.
- Playful: Uses lighthearted language and emoticons, and designs silly mechanics like the troll ice level in “added ice level, you cant plant, the zombies are frozen and sun doesnt spawn, its literally just a troll level lmao”.
- Detail-oriented: Focuses on small UX touches like wave bars, skull easter eggs, tilting shovel, and animations in tweets such as “pausing mechanic AND volume sliders :3… if you click the skull it lights up for a second lmao”.
- Values-driven: Clearly expresses pro-LGBTQ+ stance and confronts bigotry, e.g. bio mention of “insulting racists and homophobes :3 (trans rights :3)” and “homophobe blocked, life is good :3”.
Weaknesses:
- Self-critical: Frequently puts themselves down (“i suck so much at humanoid figures” in “started working on some zombies” and “omg im so dumb” in “cant even tell i had to rewrite the code but it took so lomg omg im so dumb”).
- Inconsistent planning: Wavers on project direction and legality, e.g. uncertainty about EA fangame rules in “. w . i just realized EA doesnt rlly allow fan games n stuff so now idrk what to do with the project” and not knowing what to add next in “guh idk wat to add to my pvz fangame next </3 TwT”.
- Harsh tone: Rants can come off aggressive or dismissive, like the Game Awards thread in “bro wtf is the game awards even about… i hate it here”.
- Scope creep: Often adds new features while core systems are still janky, such as adding cherry bombs and shovel slot in “i got sidetracked and added cherry bombs and a shovel slot that currently does nothing x3”.
- Informal communication: Very casual spelling and phrasing (“makimg,” “hab,” “yu”), visible in many dev tweets like “o yeah btw im working on a big ish update, foxing bugs, adding some more thimgs”, which could hurt clarity in more formal contexts.
Your Simpsons character
Bart Simpson
The best match is Bart Simpson: chaotic, mischievous, but ultimately kind-hearted and protective of others. Like Bart, this user is playful and irreverent, joking about things like the Game Awards with lines such as “bro wtf is the game awards even about mosft of it so far has been like 'WHO ARE THESE PPL...' 'MS PIGGY?!?!!' 'OMFG NOT EXP. 33 AGAIN'”. They show a trollish sense of humor in their fangame design with updates like “added ice level, you cant plant, the zombies are frozen and sun doesnt spawn, its literally just a troll level lmao”, which is very Bart-core prank energy. At the same time, they have a strong sense of justice and rebellion against bigotry, proudly stating in their bio that they like “insulting racists and homophobes :3 (trans rights :3),” similar to how Bart often stands up for underdogs despite his troublemaking. Their casual self-deprecation about coding and animation, like “i suck at animation butttt dis is good enough :3”, fits Bart’s mix of bravado and insecurity. Overall, they come across as a creative, slightly chaotic gamer-artist who masks sincerity with jokes—very much in line with Bart’s personality.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They lean Introvert (I): most tweets center on solo hobbies and personal projects (a PVZ fangame, pixel art, Minecraft) rather than social events, and they joke about things from home like “Location: Me hous :3” and quietly sharing art no one will see: “like literally no one is gonna see this but i really wanna make a pvz fangame x3”. Their interests and expressions show Intuition (N): they enjoy imagining new mechanics and zombies, e.g. “zombie :3 (he walks around with the bucket in his hands, when he dies or the bucket takes enough damage it falls to the ground and spills paint over 1 tile of ur lawn, making you unable to plant on that tile for a certain amount of time)”, and talking about gimmicks, stages, and future potential rather than just what exists now: “tho i need to come up with new plants, gimmiks and zombies maybe even stages”. They clearly favor Feeling (F): they openly center values and emotions, like in their bio “insulting racists and homophobes :3 (trans rights :3)” and celebrating blocking a bigot: “homophobe blocked, life is good :3”, and they self-deprecate in an emotional, not analytical, way: “i suck at coding chat”. Their work rhythm and way of talking suggest Perceiving (P): they frequently get sidetracked and improvise (e.g. “i got sidetracked and added cherry bombs”), change direction based on mood (“guh idk wat to add to my pvz fangame next </3”), and frame the fangame as a loose personal growth project when legal worries come up: “might continue this as a simple personal growth project or something”. Taken together—imaginative game and art ideas, strong personal values, emotional expression, and flexible, go-with-the-flow project management—they best fit INFP.
Some pickup lines for you
- So, if your ice level is ‘you can’t plant and the zombies are frozen,’ does that mean the only thing allowed to move in there is me slowly walking into your DMs?
- You said you ‘suck at coding,’ but you literally rewrote all the zombie logic from scratch and made lawnmowers work—are you sure the only bug left isn’t the one where I keep catching feelings every time you post a new dev update?
- You blocked a homophobe and said ‘life is good’—if I tell you trans rights and compliment your angry pumpkin sprite, do I unlock the secret good ending where we watch House M.D. together?
- Your Game Awards rant had ‘WHO ARE THESE PPL’ energy, but honestly the real question is: how did they overlook giving ‘Best Ongoing Fangame Dev I Want to Take on a Minecraft Date’ to you?
- You turned a shovel, clouds mechanic, and vase-carrying imps into something this fun—if you ever feel as stuck as that painted tile zombie idea, I’ll still be here cheering on every tiny progress pic like it’s a full release.
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PVZ-inspired fangame dev & pixel artist. Balancing exams with zombies, clouds & cursed ice levels. Once added a shovel before basic mechanics on purpose.– @CornThing
Your signature cocktail
CornThing’s Troll Vase Iced Latte
This cocktail is a chaotic mashup of cozy and unhinged, just like someone who happily posts “makimg a PVZ fangame (i suck at coding chat)” and still keeps pushing updates anyway. The espresso with corn syrup is a nod to their name and stubborn energy, powering through rewrites like “i was able to redo the zombie code from scratch and its MUCH better”. Iced matcha cubes stand in for the cold, trolly chaos of “added ice level, you cant plant, the zombies are frozen and sun doesnt spawn, its literally just a troll level lmao”. The sunflower-honey milk is all about the warm, optimistic PVZ-core vibes of wave bars, lawnmowers and seeds, from “I GOT LAWNMOWERS TO WORK YIPPEEEEE” to “i got the cooldown working yippeeeeee :D”. A dash of bitter herbal liqueur represents their readiness to call people out, as seen in “homophobe blocked, life is good :3” and the Game Awards rant “i hate it here #gameawards”. Finally, whipped cream with pixel-sprinkle topping pays homage to their art and fangame aesthetic, from “zombie :3 (he walks around with the bucket in his hands...)” to “these are all textures i made meself in the past few days in case i ever do decide to make said fangame :P”.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
Their profile radiates earnestness, persistence, and a low‑ego love of the work itself, which are classic Hufflepuff traits. They repeatedly grind away at their fangame despite feeling they “suck at coding,” celebrating small but steady progress like getting cooldowns working (“i got the cooldown working yippeeeeee :D #pvz #plantsvszombies”) and lawnmowers implemented (“I GOT LAWNMOWERS TO WORK YIPPEEEEE”), showing dedication and patience rather than showy ambition. Their bio emphasizes values and fairness in a very down‑to‑earth way — they enjoy “insulting racists and homophobes :3 (trans rights :3)” — which aligns with Hufflepuff’s core of loyalty and standing by what they feel is right without needing to be a grand hero. Even when worried about legal issues, they frame continuing the project as a “simple personal growth project” (“. w . i just realized EA doesnt rlly allow fan games... might continue this as a simple personal growth project or something”), suggesting they value learning and steady improvement more than clout. The overall tone of their posts — self‑deprecating, kind, community‑oriented, and consistently hardworking on a niche project — fits Hufflepuff more strongly than the competitiveness of Slytherin, the overt daring of Gryffindor, or the primacy of abstract intellect in Ravenclaw.
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Generation Why - Conan Gray
A song that fits them well is Generation Why by Conan Gray, with its mix of internet brain-rot humor, cozy melancholy, and low-key rebellion. Their feed swings from silly, comfy vibes like "am watchimg hous m.d :3" and "Me hous :3" energy to tired, self-deprecating posts such as "my tummy hurts" and complaining about exams while coding their fangame. The song’s theme of a chronically online, slightly disillusioned but still hopeful young person fits their joking pessimism about things like "bro wtf is the game awards even about… i hate it here". At the same time, they show strong principles and identity, like in their bio about "insulting racists and homophobes :3 (trans rights :3)" and posts such as "homophobe blocked, life is good :3", matching the song’s undertone of pushing back against a messed-up world. Their creative grind on a PVZ fangame, from "progress ive made so far on my WIP pvz fangame :3" to stressing about cease-and-desists, mirrors the song’s mood of growing up online and trying to make something meaningful in spite of it all.
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