Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Direct honesty: Speaks bluntly about opinions, e.g. criticizing fandom behavior in “Comments are disgusting whether its straight or gay shippers are the cancer of every fanbase.”.
- Critical thinking: Evaluates games and fandoms rather than blindly defending them, as in “I genuinely hate mihoyo fans despite being a fan for 6+ years.” and comparing ZZZ vs Wuwa scores in “They are cooking bro because he gave wuwa 2.0 1 point less compared to zzz 1.4…”.
- Loyal fandom: Shows long-term attachment and knowledge of series/games, e.g. 6+ years with miHoYo in “I genuinely hate mihoyo fans despite being a fan for 6+ years.” and calling themself “Fu hua simp” in bio.
- Analytical gamer: Thinks about mechanics and balance, like RNG vs calculation in HSR in “I was also thinking the same way but the way this guy plays honestly changed my mind… I think you need both rng and calculation in hsr.” and critiquing Dehya’s scalings in “Man Dehya's scalings are really bad…”.
- Engaged enthusiast: Actively follows news, leaks, PVs, and events, e.g. posting about Honkai PV similarities in “Some scenes in new Honkai Impact 3rd PV are perfectly identical to Sousou no Frieren and Black Clover.” and celebrating #shirouday in “#shirouday I wont be missing this day this year…”.
Weaknesses:
- Harsh wording: Uses aggressive language like “cancer of every fanbase” in “Comments are disgusting whether its straight or gay shippers are the cancer of every fanbase.”, which can alienate others.
- Negative tone: Many posts center on dislike or hate (AI art, fans, designs), such as “I dislike ai art as much as the next guy but this shit is just pathetic.” and “I genuinely hate mihoyo fans…”.
- Fandom hostility: Frames entire fanbases in antagonistic terms, calling shippers “cancer” in “Comments are disgusting whether its straight or gay shippers are the cancer of every fanbase.” and attacking miHoYo fans broadly in “I genuinely hate mihoyo fans…”.
- Dismissive judgment: Quickly labels others’ preferences or behavior as pathetic or embarrassing, e.g. “this shit is just pathetic.” about AI art and mocking Arknights players in “'Some' Arknights players when the chinese game made for a weeb audience has lewd designs.”.
- Conflict-prone: Tweets are often framed as arguments against other groups (ZZZ vs Wuwa, Genshin vs ZZZ, different fandoms), such as “I don't think Wuwa fans will ever beat Being no better then Genshin fans allegations.”.
Your Simpsons character
Comic Book Guy
The user most closely resembles Comic Book Guy: deeply immersed in niche fandoms, sharply critical, and very online. They complain about fandom behavior and shipping culture, much like Comic Book Guy’s infamous gatekeeping, calling out that “Comments are disgusting whether its straight or gay shippers are the cancer of every fanbase.”. Their harsh takes on games and companies mirror his hypercritical style, as seen when they say “I genuinely hate mihoyo fans despite being a fan for 6+ years.” and “I dislike ai art as much as the next guy but this shit is just pathetic.”. Like Comic Book Guy, they’re very invested in anime and game minutiae, pointing out specific references and similarities, for example: “Some scenes in new Honkai Impact 3rd PV are perfectly identical to Sousou no Frieren and Black Clover. As a huge fan even I don’t think we can call this a reference or inspiration.”. At the same time, beneath the snark there’s genuine passion and affection for the media they follow, shown in posts like “Happy valentines #Jingliu Also WHERE IS MY MARCH”, which fits Comic Book Guy’s combination of cynical attitude and sincere nerdy devotion.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTP
They read as more introverted (I) than extroverted: their tweets are mostly about games/anime and critical opinions rather than social life, and there is no sign of seeking broad social attention or sharing personal outings, e.g. focusing on niche fandom disputes like "I genuinely hate mihoyo fans despite being a fan for 6+ years.". Their focus leans toward intuition (N): they comment on patterns and implications within fandoms and companies rather than just concrete facts, such as generalizing from fan behavior in "shippers are the cancer of every fanbase." or questioning creative choices like "Some scenes in new Honkai Impact 3rd PV are perfectly identical to Sousou no Frieren and Black Clover. As a huge fan even I don’t think we can call this a reference or inspiration.". Their tone is very thinking (T)-oriented: blunt, critical, and focused on evaluation rather than harmony, as seen in "Comments are disgusting whether its straight or gay shippers are the cancer of every fanbase.", "I dislike ai art as much as the next guy but this shit is just pathetic.", and their analytical breakdown of character strength in "Man Dehya's scalings are really bad... her kit is just useless.". They seem more perceiving (P) than judging: their posts are reactive and spontaneous to leaks, CBT access, or controversies rather than about plans and structured goals, e.g. asking for help with a leak in "Just saw a leak like this... can you please look at it." and casually musing about ufotable in "I wonder if ufotable has forgotten something important.". Overall, their mix of detached analysis, strong critical opinions, niche interests, and improvisational online engagement fits INTP better than the more structured, plan-oriented NTJ types.
Some pickup lines for you
- You hate shippers and call them the cancer of every fanbase, but if you ever decide to ship something, can we start with us and a co-op gaming session?
- You said Dehya’s scalings are really bad, but my feelings for you are perfectly balanced: 100% DPS, 0% damage reduction.
- As a fellow Honkai / Star Rail / ZZZ enjoyer, I promise to treat you better than Hoyoverse treats your CBT applications—instant acceptance, permanent whitelist.
- You called out Honkai’s PV for copying Frieren and Black Clover; no plagiarism here though—I’m genuinely, 100% originally simping for the ‘Fu Hua simp.’
- You were wondering if ufotable forgot something important—pretty sure it was the scene where we watch anime together and argue about which waifu actually deserves that Valentine’s tweet treatment.
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Your new Twitter bio
Gacha veteran & weeb media critic. 6+ years with Hoyoverse and still complaining. Once skipped sleep to argue tier lists and didn’t even pull the unit.– @Fu_HuaSIMP
Your signature cocktail
The Salty Simp Spritz
This cocktail is strong and a little abrasive on purpose, channeling the energy of lines like “Comments are disgusting whether its straight or gay shippers are the cancer of every fanbase.” and “I genuinely hate mihoyo fans despite being a fan for 6+ years.”. The smoky mezcal represents their longtime, slightly burnt-out devotion to Hoyoverse games, still drinking from the same well even while complaining. The bitter amaro stands in for their sharp criticism of fandoms and drama, like when they say “shippers are the cancer of every fanbase.”. Yuzu/lemon juice adds a sour, zesty edge that matches their sarcastic reactions such as “🤨” and side-eying game communities. Honey syrup is the hidden sweetness of being a Valentine-posting, character-simping fan who says “Happy valentines #Jingliu Also WHERE IS MY MARCH”, while the chili-salt rim captures their spicy takes on AI art, fanbases, and design discourse like “I dislike ai art as much as the next guy but this shit is just pathetic.”.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
This user shows a strong tendency to speak out bluntly against things they dislike, which aligns with Gryffindor’s confrontational bravery. For example, they openly condemn shipping culture with the very harsh statement “Comments are disgusting whether its straight or gay shippers are the cancer of every fanbase.” and similarly attack low-effort AI art by saying “I dislike ai art as much as the next guy but this shit is just pathetic.”, which reflects a willingness to take bold, unpopular stances. Their frustration with parts of their own fandom in “I genuinely hate mihoyo fans despite being a fan for 6+ years.” shows they’ll criticize their in-group rather than stay quiet, another Gryffindor-like trait of standing by personal convictions over social harmony. They also display a direct, reactive style in tweets like “The amount of hate is crazy still gotta thank zzz for filtering these guys.”, indicating they’re not afraid to engage in fandom conflicts. Overall, the assertiveness, moralizing tone, and readiness to call people out fit Gryffindor much more than the subtler ambition of Slytherin, the gentleness of Hufflepuff, or the cerebral detachment of Ravenclaw.
Your movie
Your song
Misery Business - Paramore
A fitting song for @Fu_HuaSIMP is Misery Business by Paramore because it matches their blunt, combative energy and long-standing investment in gaming fandoms. They’re openly critical and unfiltered, calling out fan behavior with lines like “Comments are disgusting whether its straight or gay shippers are the cancer of every fanbase.” and “I genuinely hate mihoyo fans despite being a fan for 6+ years.”, which echoes the song’s sharp, confrontational tone. The song’s theme of messy drama and calling people out mirrors how they react to controversies, such as “I dislike ai art as much as the next guy but this shit is just pathetic.”. At the same time, their passion for games and characters shows they still care deeply beneath the salt, as seen in posts like “Happy valentines #Jingliu Also WHERE IS MY MARCH @honkaistarrail #HSRValentines2024”. Overall, the mix of frustration, loyalty, and drama-filled commentary aligns well with the emotional intensity and attitude of Misery Business.
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