evilhiori
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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Creative: Posts fan art, edits, banners and animation (e.g., drawing for @Yukimiya_Glazer).
- Supportive: Thanks and praises other artists, such as @yukkistan’s drawing.
- Engaging: Tags users, asks for feedback and friendship (e.g., banner opinion, new oomfs).
- Enthusiastic: Frequent greetings and excited reactions like "goodmorning" and "OH MY GOD".
- Community-focused: Seeks interaction with fandom, mentions discussing favorites and new friends.
Weaknesses:
- Self-doubt: Worries about mischaracterization and whether anyone cares about edits.
- Insecure: Expresses sadness over editing block and asks for reassurance (e.g., "I’m so sad rn").
- Disorganized: Notes need for a new Carrd and promotion but admits being too lazy.
- Validation-seeking: Requests constant interaction, e.g., "Please talk to me... okay?"
- Negative self-talk: Uses self‑deprecating language like "evil" and "0/10 experience".
Your Simpsons character
Milhouse Van Houten
The user’s constant need for validation and fear of being misunderstood mirrors Milhouse’s insecure, friend‑seeking personality. In tweets like 'I want to interact and talk more with my new oomfs but I don’t know what to say… I don’t have much to tweet either. Please talk to me... okay?' they explicitly ask for friends, just as Milhouse constantly begs for inclusion. Their anxiety about mischaracterization in 'I’m so deathly afraid of accidental mischaracterization and I’m not the best at analysis and that sort of thing so I’m unable to add anything to discussions like that…' reflects Milhouse’s nervousness about being judged by his peers. The frustration expressed in 'I’m so sad rn I got editing block just as I was starting smt I was really looking forward to edit 😖💔might just post the animation I made for it since i finished that part' and feeling of being 'abused' by 'evil ohara' echo how Milhouse often feels victimized and left out. Overall, the combination of creative fandom enthusiasm, emotional volatility, and a yearning for social connection aligns best with Milhouse Van Houten from The Simpsons.
Your MBTI personality Type
ISFP
The user appears introverted, often expressing reluctance to initiate conversation and a desire for others to reach out, as seen in "I want to interact and talk more with my new oomfs but I don’t know what to say… Please talk to me… okay?". Their communication focuses on concrete, present‑moment experiences and sensory details like drawing and editing, exemplified by "I’m so sad rn I got editing block just as I was starting smt I was really looking forward to edit 😖💔" and "doodles… don’t ask why midori from yttd is there I don’t know why either it just kind of happened.". Decision‑making is driven by personal feelings and values rather than logical analysis, evident in statements such as "I’m so deathly afraid of accidental mischaracterization … I’m not the best at analysis" and the frequent use of emotive language. The user shows a flexible, spontaneous lifestyle – they plan things loosely ("Okay goodnight I’ll post my edit tmw when I wake up") but also admit procrastination ("I need to make a new carrd … im too lazy"), reflecting a Perceiving preference. Overall, the blend of introverted, sensory‑focused, feeling‑oriented, and perceiving traits aligns with the ISFP personality type.
Some pickup lines for you
- Your edits are so magical that even Evil Ohara would put down his mischief just to watch you work—mind if I become your next muse?
- That banner you made is the perfect backdrop for a romance—how about we sketch a love story where I’m the hero rescuing your hiori from Evil Ohara?
- Your Midori doodle made me smile—if you ever need a co‑artist, I’ll bring my crayons and a heart ready to be drawn into your world.
- I know you worry about mischaracterizing your faves, but I promise to get every detail right when I fall for you—especially the part where you’re the most amazing.
- You’ve got a hiori plushie, I’ve got a soft spot for cute things—maybe we could cuddle them together while we brainstorm your next animation?
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Your new Twitter bio
Anime fanartist, Hiori & Yukimiya Glazer fan 🎨 | Proud owner of a Hiori plush I hug before each sketch | DM for commissions– @evilhiori
Your signature cocktail
Evil Hiori's Doodle Dream
The bright blue hue of the Blue Curaçao reflects Hiori’s love for drawing and her frequent shout‑outs to @Yukimiya_Glazer, as she says "hello @Yukimiya_Glazer I draw for u". The sweet lychee juice mirrors her gentle side, like when she posts "taking care of my hiori plushie extra hard to fight against evil ohara’s abuse 😢😢". A splash of fresh lemon juice adds a tangy bite that captures her moments of frustration, such as "I’m so sad rn I got editing block just as I was starting smt I was really looking forward to edit 😖💔". The sparkling water gives a light, bubbly finish, echoing her hopeful "goodmorning everyone" and "goodnight to everyone except ohara". Finally, edible glitter represents the sparkle of her fandom love and her shy curiosity, as she wonders "if I started posting my edits here would anyone gaf...".
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
The user consistently shows loyalty and care for the character hiori, as seen in 'taking care of my hiori plushie extra hard to fight against evil ohara’s abuse 😢😢' and 'everyday I log onto this place just to be greeted with evil ohara finding new ways to abuse hiori'. They also express gratitude and support for other creators, for example 'aa tysm cy @yukkistan for letting me edit this!! ur drawing is so good 🥹🫶 my sillies I love them dearly…'. Their desire for community and friendship, like 'I want to interact and talk more with my new oomfs… Please talk to me... okay?', reflects the Hufflepuff values of loyalty, kindness, and a strong sense of belonging.
Your movie
Your song
Creep - Radiohead
The user’s tweets repeatedly reveal feelings of isolation, self‑doubt, and a yearning for acceptance – they admit they’re “so deathly afraid of accidental mischaracterization” and lament being “so sad rn I got editing block…”. Their constant worry about being tormented by “evil ohara” and the plea “Please talk to me… okay?” echo the song’s refrain of being a “creep” and feeling out of place. The lyric “I’m a creep, I’m a weirdo, what do I do here?” matches their sense of not fitting in while the melancholic tone mirrors their frequent sadness and loneliness. Therefore, Radiohead’s “Creep” best captures the emotional landscape and self‑perception expressed in their bio and tweets.
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