Strengths and Weaknesses

Strengths:

• Creative: Posts original 3D renders, WIPs, and experimental rigs like the 'heavy WIP' and new mouth rig.
• Technical Skill: Shows strong Blender abilities, e.g., modeling and texturing OCs, rigging, and complex shaders.
• Community Engaged: Regularly shares and quotes others, shouts out collaborators, and responds to fans (e.g., 'my buddy Geoff' and 'CHACLON NATION WE ARE SO BACK').
• Consistent Posting: Maintains frequent updates across topics, from Sonic art to mod releases, demonstrating steady activity.
• Reflective: Offers self‑analysis and critique, such as discussing Sonic design choices and personal growth.

Weaknesses:

• Sonic‑Obsessed: Tweets heavily center on Sonic, limiting broader artistic exploration (e.g., 'just remembered that im a sonic artist lmao').
• Self‑Critical: Often expresses doubt, e.g., 'I can't believe I've never really tried modeling an OC' and 'I've been procrastinating on art'.
• Burnout: Mentions exhaustion and stalled progress, like 'stuck trying to fix an issue for over an hour' and 'procrastinating for 2 months'.
• Frustrated: Shows irritation about job expectations and community pressure, e.g., 'can you guys stop trying to get sonic artists into trying to apply for a job'.
• Planning Gaps: Frequent project pivots and unclear timelines, such as abandoning mod work and switching to new ideas without a clear plan.

Your Simpsons character

Comic Book Guy

The user is a self‑identified nerd who spends countless hours creating Sonic‑related mods and 3D rigs, much like Comic Book Guy’s obsessive devotion to comics and pop‑culture trivia. They frequently vent frustration about technical issues and unrealistic expectations, as seen in 'see being stuck trying to fix an issue that looks like this for over an hour and still not knowing why the fuck this is happening is why i stopped modding frontiers a while back 😭' and 'can you guys stop trying to get sonic artists into trying to apply for a job that they clearly don't live anywhere near, speak the required language or have the professional 3D portfolio to get 😭'. Their critical stance toward fan‑generated content, e.g., 'I’m all for criticism of sonic, and I think the series absolutely deserves critique, but people here have been doing specific types of critique as their account gimmick or for getting clout that lasts 5 minutes', mirrors Comic Book Guy’s cynical commentary on media. The user also shows self‑deprecating humor, such as 'I can’t believe I’ve never really tried modeling an OC before this tbh', and a penchant for meme‑style expression, which are hallmark traits of Comic Book Guy’s sarcastic online persona. Overall, the blend of deep fandom, technical nerd‑culture, and a slightly jaded, critical voice aligns best with Comic Book Guy.

Your MBTI personality Type

ISTP

The user mostly shares personal projects and internal thoughts, showing an introverted focus (e.g., "I can't believe I've never really tried modeling an OC before this tbh, seeing your original creation take form like this is so cool and satisfying"). Their tweets emphasize concrete, hands‑on details and practical problem‑solving, typical of a sensing style (e.g., "Best part about this setup is that even if I don't already have the mouth shape texture I need for an animation or render, I can just quickly draw it and use it really easily"). They frequently make logical critiques rather than emotional appeals, such as "can you guys stop trying to get sonic artists into trying to apply for a job that they clearly don't live anywhere near..." and "I'm all for criticism of sonic, and I think the series absolutely deserves critique." Finally, the pattern of flexible, spontaneous work habits—procrastinating, jumping into new rigs, and saying "might be animating and rendering something rn..."—indicates a perceiving preference. These combined traits align best with the ISTP personality type.

Some pickup lines for you

• Are you a Blender shader? Because your renders light up my world like a perfect HDRI and make my heart glow.
• Your mouth rig can handle 2D textures, but can it animate a smile for the two of us?
• I found your Lupin III Sonic Racing mod on GameBanana—mind if I install it straight into my heart's file system?
• Your Sonic expressions are so spot‑on, I think my heart just got an extra frame of love.
• Seeing your Shadow renders feels like a high‑speed chase—wanna be my co‑pilot and race straight into my thoughts?

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Your new Twitter bio

Blender 3D artist & Sonic modder. Crafted hedgehog rigs, crossworlds tracks & 2D sketches. Once spent 5h fixing Sonic’s missing tie. Coffee‑powered.– @existingdebeing

Your signature cocktail

Sonic Blender Burst

This cocktail captures the bright, high‑energy vibe of Existing the Being’s Sonic‑centric art and constant tinkering in Blender. The electric blue of Blue Curaçao mirrors the iconic Sonic blue seen in tweets like "This is probably still my favorite render of sonic I've ever made". Gin adds a sharp, precise edge, echoing the meticulous 3D modeling and mouth‑rig experiments they share, such as "made a very bad, janky and impractical but kinda cool? sonic mouth rig". The sour punch of fresh lemon juice reflects their frequent frustrations and humor, like "can you guys stop trying to get sonic artists into trying to apply for a job that they clearly don't live anywhere near". Finally, the silky foam from egg white symbolizes the smooth finish of their polished renders, balancing the bitterness with simple syrup just as they blend 2D and 3D art in their portfolio.

Your Hogwarts House

Ravenclaw

The user consistently pursues knowledge and self‑improvement, stating 'I really gotta get better at my anatomy game for 2D art' and questioning 'stylized human face modeling is so hard how do people do this'. They show a scholarly interest in design history, noting 'Sonic character design is so funny because Naoto Ohshima researched American rubberhose cartoon designs...'. Their curiosity drives experimentation with tools and techniques, as seen in posts about a 'janky but kinda cool' mouth rig and trying new shaders. This emphasis on learning, analytical thinking, and clever problem‑solving aligns with Ravenclaw's values of wisdom and wit.

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Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger - Daft Punk

The song's mantra of constantly improving mirrors the artist's drive to refine their work, as seen in "Currently working on a new mouth rig that I think could basically do all of the things this does but significantly better using 2D textured mouth shapes". Their frequent frustrations with technical hurdles, like "see being stuck trying to fix an issue that looks like this for over an hour and still not knowing why the fuck this is happening", echo the song's theme of pushing through obstacles to become stronger. The excitement they feel after a successful render—"This is probably still my favorite render of sonic I've ever made"—matches the triumphant climax of the track. Their constant creative output, evident in "might be animating and rendering something rn...", demonstrates the relentless work ethic celebrated by the lyrics "work it harder, make it better, do it faster, makes you stronger". Overall, the blend of tech‑focused perseverance and artistic joy in their timeline fits perfectly with Daft Punk’s iconic anthem.

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