Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Passionate: Shows strong emotional investment in fandoms and characters, like repeated excitement and frustration over Singed and Silco merch and representation, e.g. “AND NOTHING FOR SINGED and NOTHING FOR SINGED!!! Pls Riot pls”.
- Protective: Defends misunderstood or hated characters and calls out mistreatment, such as “I am the lover of the most misunderstood characters” and blocking haters in “Blocking Silco and Singed haters be like”.
- Principled: Holds strong ethical stances on media and politics, e.g. criticizing fascism in “There is nothing wrong with hating a fascist country who is actively hurting people. Fuck Russia.” and rejecting abuse romanticization in “people need to stop romanticizing abuse”.
- Creative: Actively creates and shares art and AUs, like Sinco pieces and redesigns, e.g. “Romantic swim updated #Arcane #arcanefanart #Sinco” and the mechanical-eye AU in “AU idea, Corin never became Singed…”.
- Analytical: Engages critically with canon and fandom interpretations, such as dissecting Avatar/Arcane parallels in “Caitvi Avatar AU with Cait as the Na'vi… Caitvi's Arcane story is literally the opposite of Jake Sully's story” and clarifying Singed’s political context in “They aren't saying Singed is not from Piltover guys…”.
Weaknesses:
- Combative: Often uses hostile language toward opposing fans, e.g. “bitch stfu, at least you get some merch. Singed fans don't even get fan merch” and “You drew Ekko as a monkey and cuck art of him but go ahead call me racist and block me for calling it out.”.
- Fandom‑burnout: Frequently expresses exhaustion and resentment toward fandom spaces, like “Welp the Avatar fandom sent me packing back to Earth to write OC fanfics” and “Note to future self never invest in a ship while the story is still going… you will only ever end up hurting yourself”.
- Negativity‑prone: Focuses heavily on what’s wrong or missing, e.g. repeated complaints about no Singed content in “No Singed, what a surprise” and “And Singed fans get nothing”.
- Rigidity: Holds very fixed views on ships and character pairings, disliking multishipping and certain ships strongly, as in “I am not a multishipper…” and “I am starting to really hate Lightcanon more and more by the day”.
- Self‑identification‑pressure: Openly struggles with projecting onto characters and wishing to be them, which can intensify emotional stakes, e.g. “I am starting to wonder if I just project myself onto Silco” and “The pain of wanting to be Silco”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
They line up most closely with Lisa Simpson: principled, analytical, deeply into their niche interests, and outspoken about injustice. Like Lisa, they’re intensely passionate about specific media and characters, e.g. Arcane and Singed, as seen in posts like “My Arcane collection is growing!” and “And Singed fans get nothing”. They often take clear moral or political stances, such as “There is nothing wrong with hating a fascist country who is actively hurting people. Fuck Russia.” and “Ha good, people need to stop romanticizing abuse”, which fits Lisa’s ethical intensity. Their neurodivergent hyperfocus and tendency to overthink fandom dynamics, like “Note to future self never invest in a ship while the story is still going…” and “Say what you will about the Arcane fandom… you get what you get”, mirror Lisa’s introspective, sometimes weary perspective. Finally, their strong defense of misunderstood characters and queer ships—seen in “Daily reminder that Silco is a gay icon” and “I am the lover of the most misunderstood characters”—echoes Lisa’s habit of championing underdogs and challenging the majority view.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
They read as an Introvert (I): their hobbies and joys are largely solitary and media-focused (art, niche ships, OC writing, small fandom niches), and when they mention socializing it’s mostly online fandom drama or blocking people rather than in-person events, e.g. “I can't use DMs anymore after this stupid change so if we talked in the past ask me for my discord in the comments” and “Please please interact!”, which shows wanting connection but in a controlled, virtual way. Their interests are very pattern-oriented and speculative, pointing to Intuition (N): they love AUs, meta, and theories like “Sinco theory, Silco only knew Singed first name 'Corin'...” and long-form conceptual ideas such as “AU idea, Corin never became Singed, he only knew how to make clockwork and mechanical body parts.”. They lean strongly Thinking (T) in how they argue: they prioritize structural/ethical consistency over harmony, calling out fandom behavior and politics bluntly, e.g. “Ha good, people need to stop romanticizing abuse” and “There is nothing wrong with hating a fascist country who is actively hurting people. Fuck Russia.”, showing principled but direct judgment. Their tone and boundaries are sharp rather than conciliatory, like “All the people complaining 'There was nothing for this character!' bitch stfu, at least you get some merch.”. They show clear Judging (J) traits in how they like structure and firm conclusions: they talk about rules and pet peeves (“My #Singed pet peeves, when people call him Singe and when people draw him with grey eyes”), strong shipping boundaries (“I have never been a multi shipper. I can't ship the same character with multiple different characters at once…”), and general maxims for how to engage media, like “Note to future self never invest in a ship while the story is still going…” and “Pls pls pls watch the actual media before joining a fandom. Never jump into a fandom from tiktok.”. Put together, their introspective but opinionated media meta, comfort with conflict in defense of principles, and love of theorizing and structured personal rules best fit INTJ.
Some pickup lines for you
- So… if Silco is a gay icon and Singed is your forever blorbo, where on that Shimmer-soaked spectrum do I sign up to be — morally questionable lab assistant or tragic, over‑devoted rival?
- You keep saying 'Nothing for Singed' every merch drop — I can’t fix Riot, but I can offer you one (1) limited edition, clingy, Singed-enjoyer partner who will hype your Sinco AUs on demand.
- That Vanco zine arrived on 2026-01-26, but I’m more interested in ordering the special edition: you, me, and a long rant about how Cait should’ve been RDA and Vi the Na’vi while we plan your Silco x Singed Avatar AU.
- You said you project yourself onto Silco and love misunderstood characters — I come with morally gray vibes, questionable coping mechanisms, and a soft spot for found family. Do I qualify for your Arcane sorter’s 'top loved' tier yet?
- You won Sinco, you multiship carefully, and you know love ≠ sex and sex ≠ love — as a fellow adult ace-spectrum nerd, can I interest you in a slow-burn, plot-heavy, Resource Wars-style partnership with excellent character development and optional hand-holding DLC?
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Your new Twitter bio
Adult fanartist & writer | Arcane, Avatar & misunderstood characters enthusiast | Once left a fandom, came back with more OCs than before– @Drayce_El
Your signature cocktail
The Angy Eel Elixir
This strong, spicy base of overproof chili-infused rum channels their "Angy Eel" energy and intense fandom opinions, like “Nothing for Singed and a bad Silco ship resurfaced, fuckin love it here”. The electric blue curaçao mirrors their multifandom Na’vi/Avatar obsession and flying-creature dreams, as in “What do you want to ride in #Avatar? I'll go first, a Stormglider”. Blackberry sage syrup adds a dark, bittersweet complexity for their love of morally gray characters such as Singed and Silco, seen in “I am the lover of the most misunderstood characters”. Activated charcoal and edible shimmer evoke the shimmer vials and chemtech aesthetic of Zaun, reflecting posts like “Shimmer lab Singed design #Arcane”. Finally, bright lime with sea salt cuts through the darkness, representing their queer, neurodivergent resilience and commitment to carving their own niche, as hinted in “Cultivate your own space.” and “Say what you will about the Arcane fandom... at least it is big enough for subsections to thrive and a chance at finding the right niche.”.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
They show strong Slytherin traits: ambition, protectiveness of their niche, and a sharp us‑vs‑them mentality. They talk about deliberately cultivating their own space and retreating from toxic fandom areas, e.g. “After seeing THAT image I am glad I moved onto OC x OC Resource Wars fanfic writing. Cultivate your own space.” and “Welp the Avatar fandom sent me packing back to Earth to write OC fanfics on the Resource Wars”, which shows strategic self‑preservation rather than just passive withdrawal. They are openly combative when defending their views or marginalized characters, as in “You drew Ekko as a monkey and cuck art of him but go ahead call me racist and block me for calling it out.” and “Blocking Silco and Singed haters be like”, signaling a willingness to confront and then cut off opponents. Their fixation on misunderstood, morally gray figures (“I am the lover of the most misunderstood characters”) and on ruthless, pragmatic characters like Silco, Singed, and Quaritch further aligns with Slytherin’s archetype. While they do show some Ravenclaw creativity in AU ideas such as “AU idea, Corin never became Singed, he only knew how to make clockwork and mechanical body parts.”, the dominant throughline is ambitious curation of their own space, fierce loyalty to their chosen few, and a combative, survival‑oriented approach to fandom—hallmark Slytherin qualities.
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Your song
Welcome to the Black Parade - My Chemical Romance
Their mix of defiance, hurt, and fierce attachment to misunderstood characters fits the emo-anthem energy of Welcome to the Black Parade. They openly embrace being the "lover of the most misunderstood characters" in fandoms like Singed and Silco (“I am the lover of the most misunderstood characters”, “Blocking Silco and Singed haters be like”), much like the song’s narrator clings to the outcast identity and keeps going. Their recurring frustration with fandom drama and straight/homophobic spaces (“Why is the Avatar fandom so damn straight and homophobic wtf 😭”, “Life was a lot less stressful”) echoes the song’s themes of surviving disillusionment. At the same time, they keep creating art, AUs, and OCs despite all that (“Cultivate your own space.”, “AU idea, Corin never became Singed…”), which mirrors the song’s core message of carrying on through pain and rebuilding your own identity and world.
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