Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Fandom Passion: Creates frequent Nagi‑related headcanons, sketches, and threads (e.g., “Nagi Headcanons!! 🧵”).
- Apologetic: Repeatedly apologizes for tagging or mistakes (e.g., “To anyone that was repeatedly tagged by me, I’m really sorry”).
- Direct: Calls out harassment bluntly (e.g., “That still doesn’t give you the right to sexualize other people…”).
- Creative: Posts original sketches and themed threads like “Blue Lock Characters as Mitski songs!!”.
- Engaging: Runs polls and invites community participation (e.g., “Hallo bllktwt, please answer this poll…”).
Weaknesses:
- Obsessive Negativity: Often expresses hate toward characters (e.g., “I HATE NAGI SEISHIRŌ… I HATE MIKAGE REO”).
- Aggressive Language: Uses profanity and harsh remarks (e.g., “Fuck you man”, “You’re not funny Don’t send me shit”).
- Inconsistent Focus: Tweets jump between unrelated topics, from Nagi to “Popee is an interesting fellow” and “Jabber guy”.
- Social Fatigue: Mentions exhaustion and technical setbacks (e.g., “I am really tired”, “My computer is now permanently broken”).
- Conflict Prone: Frequent confrontational statements about others (e.g., “Can we stop shipping real people together it’s corny as fuck”).
Your Simpsons character
Bart Simpson
The user displays a rebellious, confrontational tone, often mocking others and dismissing concerns, similar to Bart’s classic attitude, as seen in 'Man nobody gaf Maybe because I posted this on a Thursday' and 'You’re not funny Don’t send me shit like this again'. They frequently oscillate between harsh insults and sudden apologies, a hallmark of Bart’s prankster‑apologizer dynamic, exemplified by 'I’m sorry anon but I hate milkshakes' and 'To anyone that was repeatedly tagged by me, I’m really sorry'. Their fascination with evil and questioning their own morality ('Hallo bllktwt, please answer this poll… Is Scyanide evil?') mirrors Bart’s reputation as the town’s mischievous troublemaker who’s often labeled a bad kid. The user’s frequent bursts of profanity and exaggerated emotional outbursts ('Fattie Fattie Nagi', 'I really, REALLY hate that this is my most liked tweet') echo Bart’s penchant for colorful language and dramatic reactions. While occasionally showing moral concern (e.g., 'Using underage characters for omegaverse stuff is disgusting'), this is presented in a snarky, youthful tone that aligns with Bart’s immature yet sometimes conscience‑driven moments.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFP
The user frequently seeks interaction and validation from the community, as seen in tweets like "Hallo bllktwt, please answer this poll it’s really important. Is Scyanide evil?" and "Everyone tag your evil oomfs here!!", indicating Extraversion. Their content often links unrelated ideas creatively, such as "Blue Lock Characters as Mitski songs!!" and elaborate Nagi headcanons, reflecting an Intuitive, idea‑focused style. Emotional language dominates their tone – they openly declare "I HATE NAGI SEISHIRŌ I HATE MIKAGE REO…" and apologize with "I’m sorry anon but I hate milkshakes," showing a Feeling preference. The posting pattern is spontaneous and unstructured, with erratic threads, apologies for missed posts, and impulsive remarks like "My computer is now permanently broken, which means that I can’t do digital art or start writing stuff on AO3 ☹️," pointing to a Perceiving orientation.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a Nagi headcanon? Because every time I see you, my heart goes from miserable to fluffy, just like the best Nagi moments you love.
- If Popee the Performer taught us anything, it's that the best shows need a captivating co‑star—wanna star in our own crazy thread together?
- Your alt‑vibes and love for Syris are as unique as a Blue Lock character turned into a Mitski ballad—let’s compose a mixtape of memes and midnight chats.
- I know you hate milkshakes and desserts, but I promise our date will be sweet enough without any actual sugar—just pure, meme‑filled fun.
- Even though your computer’s broken, I can still stream a flawless conversation—maybe we can troubleshoot together while we discuss Nagi’s misery and Popee’s antics.
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Your new Twitter bio
Anime enthusiast, Nagi headcanon creator & Popee fan. Alt‑art lover, meme curator. Once got a cat into a Nagi debate. Coffee‑fuelled, occasionally apologetic.– @errormacrozak
Your signature cocktail
Fattie Nagi's Bitter Fury
The smoky mezcal mirrors the chaotic, edgy vibe of Scyanide, as they admit in a tweet: "I think I am being way too annoying about Nagi Should I tone it down a bit because I don’t think it was right for me to randomly bring Nagi up when it’s completely unrelated or pester people with some stupid thread". The sharp bite of yuzu and the bitter Campari reflect the harshness of their statements like "The fat baby Nagi jokes are so genuinely so unfunny and insufferable what the fuck why do I keep making them" and "I’m sorry anon but I hate milkshakes". A splash of absinthe adds a hallucinogenic, unsettling twist that ties to the tweet "Using underage characters for omegaverse stuff is disgusting", suggesting a dark, off‑kilter flavor. Finally, a dash of chili‑infused vodka gives the drink a fiery kick, echoing the intensity of "I really, REALLY hate that this is my most liked tweet".
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
Scyanide frequently displays ambition and a desire for influence, as shown by the poll asking "Is Scyanide evil?" and the repeated provocation like "#bllktwt Who is your most EVIL oomf?". Their willingness to use sharp, manipulative language to provoke reactions, e.g., "You’re not funny Don’t send me shit like this again" and "Fuck you man", reflects Slytherin's cunning and boldness. They also show self‑preservation and strategic self‑promotion, apologizing when needed but quickly returning to controversial content, indicating a calculated approach typical of Slytherins. Moreover, their strong moral stance against sexualizing underage characters ("Using underage characters for omegaverse stuff is disgusting") shows they enforce their own code, a trait of Slytherin's personal ethics. Overall, the blend of ambition, cunning, and a willingness to stir controversy aligns best with Slytherin.
Your movie
Your song
Creep - Radiohead
Scyanide’s timeline is full of self‑deprecation, feeling out of place and constantly apologising, which mirrors the lyric “I’m a creep, I’m a weirdo, what the hell am I doing here?” For example they write “I think I am being way too annoying about Nagi …” and later say “I really, REALLY hate that this is my most liked tweet,” showing a sense of alienation and self‑critique. Their repeated apologies – “I’m sorry everyone” and “Am sorry for being mean to you 😢” – echo the song’s yearning for acceptance while feeling like an outsider. The user’s obsession with being called “evil” (“Hallo bllktwt, please answer this poll… Is Scyanide evil?”) further underscores the feeling of being a misfit that the song captures. The chaotic, contradictory posts (loving and hating Nagi in the same thread) reflect the inner turmoil expressed in “When I’m around you I’m so scared I’m breaking down.” Overall, “Creep” encapsulates the blend of self‑hate, loneliness and yearning for belonging that runs through Scyanide’s tweets.
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