Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Passionate Advocate: Frequently defends Black and dark‑skinned characters, criticizing colorism and misrepresentation in tweets like “You’ve slimmed her nose... now you’ve given her an inauthentic, AI generated looking emote.”
- Lore-Engaged: Shows deep knowledge of League lore and timelines, questioning retcons in “Looking at all the stuff Riot retconned for the sake of Arcane baffles me so much.”
- Emotionally Expressive: Openly shares feelings of joy, worry, and affection in posts like “Mel is just absolutely overwhelmed with all the love she’s getting today!”
- Community-Oriented: Speaks in terms of ‘us’ and collective effort, as in “I am so incredibly proud of us for making our voices heard…”
- Aesthetically Attuned: Consistently notices design details and visual nuance, e.g. “Can we appreciate the details for a moment? Just look at the hair accessory’s glow and that feather boa.”
Weaknesses:
- Harsh Tone: Uses blunt negative phrasing that can come off as hostile, such as “Ew.” and “Riot games I will never forgive you for what you’ve done with Xin Zhao.”
- Narrow Focus: Timeline is heavily centered on a small cluster of champions (Mel, Hwei, Viego, Noxus), limiting broader topics despite posts like “Tier list I had been planning on making…”
- Confrontational Critique: Tags Riot directly with accusatory language, e.g. “@riotgames Fix it.” and “Can Riot Games stop messing around like they actually know their own game and lore.”
- Emotion-Driven Reactions: Responses can lean heavily on strong feelings, like “I WANNA EAT HIM” or calling developments “horrible horrible revelation” in “Horrible horrible revelation that Mel and Thresh share a birthday.”
- Pessimistic Expectations: Often anticipates negative outcomes from creators, as in “I’m absolutely terrified of what they might do with Yunara—or moreso, not do.”
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
This user most closely matches Lisa Simpson: thoughtful, politically conscious, artistic, and deeply passionate about the things she loves. They’re outspoken about justice and representation, calling out issues like colorism and mistreatment of characters of color in tweets such as “You have a model already with Mel’s proper design… yet still somehow managed to slim her nose down and change her skin tone…” and “I am so incredibly proud of us for making our voices heard… horrible maltreatment other champions of color have been getting.”, which mirrors Lisa’s activism. Like Lisa’s intense fandoms (jazz, animals, books), this user has a focused, almost scholarly devotion to League lore and specific characters, as seen in “Happy Birthday to Ahri, one of the most misunderstood female champions…” and “Five years since his release… I adore him and his tragic story entirely.”. Their artistic sensibility and poetic way of describing characters—“Lost in a world of emotion, a universe of color. Melancholia at its height of beauty. Hwei unraveled.”—fit Lisa’s creative, introspective side. Even their combination of idealism and frustration with big institutions, such as “Can Riot Games stop messing around like they actually know their own game and lore.”, feels very in line with Lisa’s tendency to challenge authority while still caring deeply about the medium and stories she loves.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFJ
They lean Introvert over Extravert: their joy comes from solo media consumption and inner worlds (lore, character analysis, headcanons) rather than their own social life, and even when happy about a new laptop they frame it around what they will create and share rather than socializing: “Guess who’s just acquired a gaming laptoppp! Now, I’m going to bombard everyone’s timeline with Mel, Hwei, and other champions.. be ready!”. Their focus is clearly Intuitive: they constantly spin abstract interpretations and what‑ifs about characters and themes instead of just describing gameplay, e.g. “Lillia meets Thresh for the first time and watches him talk to a soul trapped in his lantern and thinks he’s like her; a dream collector.” and meta speculation like “Looking at all the stuff Riot retconned for the sake of Arcane baffles me so much. What is going to happen to Blitzcrank and Camille?”. Their judgments are strongly Feeling‑oriented, grounded in values and emotional resonance: they defend and humanize characters (“Happy Birthday to Ahri, one of the most misunderstood female champions…”) and advocate around representation and mistreatment of champions of color, e.g. calling out Riot with moral language in “I am so incredibly proud of us for making our voices heard… other champions of color have been getting.”. Finally, they appear Judging rather than Perceiving: they construct tier lists and structured stances (“Tier list I had been planning on making for quite some time now, and I finally got to it. Simply stating my stance on certain champions…”) and speak in definitive, organized takes about what Riot should do, such as “@riotgames Fix it.” and “Let this be a lesson learned for future references that you’ll make sure to not overlook the Medardas…”. Putting these together—quietly self‑expressive, imaginative, values‑driven, and opinionated but structured—INFJ is the best overall fit.
Some pickup lines for you
- You keep calling Mel and Viego your spoiled birthday week, but have you considered adding a third celebration? I promise I’d worship you with the same energy you gave that chocolate cake and radiant queen Medarda.
- You said Noxus is basically a massive polycule, so… if I queue up with you and lock in Mel, does that make us canon too, or do I need to bring Hwei and a tragic backstory first?
- As ‘an artist painting her thoughts,’ you’ve spent months defending Mel’s features, Xin Zhao’s dignity, and every champion of color Riot keeps fumbling. I don’t need a tier list to know your sense of justice and care goes straight to S‑tier.
- You once imagined Mel in an outdoor shower with the sun on her skin and nature all around her. I don’t need to see the concept art to know that if you can dream details like that, a date planned by you would be nothing short of Arcane-level cinematic.
- You celebrated Black History Month with League champs and Ms. Sky Young, proposed HookedHeart for Evelynn and Thresh, and plotted Jhinhwei like a high school crush—so if I asked you out, would you give us a clever ship name or just call it what it is: a perfectly critted love skillshot?
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Your new Twitter bio
League lore & art enjoyer | Mel Medarda defense attorney | Once lost TFT to a Xin Zhao and turned it into a character study | she/her– @GoldLeopardess
Your signature cocktail
Melancholy Medarda Midas Splash
Dark rum with cocoa nods to their love of tragic, elegant figures like Viego and Noxian drama, as seen in “Five years since his release, recently discovered, and yet I adore him and his tragic story entirely.” and “Why is everyone in Noxus just basically in a massive polycule”. Hibiscus and rose syrup matches their romantic goth, artful vibe from “So for my contributions towards the alternative Mel “weird” girl agenda I present to you Romantic Goth Mel.”. Passion fruit juice represents their bright, warm celebration of favorites like Mel and Ahri, such as “Happy Birthday to Ahri, one of the most misunderstood female champions in League of Legends.” and “Happy Birthday to the most radiant woman of all, bringing change with every step she takes.”. Smoked black tea bitters capture their serious, critical edge when calling out Riot in “You’ve slimmed her nose in her WildRift icon, and now you’ve given her an inauthentic, AI generated looking emote.” and “Lack of accountability and effort is astonishing as usual, but not unexpected.”. The gold dust sugar rim is a direct tribute to their sun-and-gold aesthetic and devotion to Mel Medarda’s opulence, reflected in “Mel Medarda. ” and “Accessories so iconic, you don’t even need to see their faces.”.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Their tweets show a strong combination of creativity, analysis, and lore-deep curiosity that is quintessentially Ravenclaw. They frequently scrutinize story consistency and worldbuilding, such as when they question Riot’s retcons and future implications for multiple characters: “Looking at all the stuff Riot retconned for the sake of Arcane baffles me so much. What is going to happen to Blitzcrank and Camille? Seraphine isn’t born yet, so what happens with her story now? Lux suddenly a teenager?”. They also construct nuanced character readings, like their multi-layered birthday reflection on Ahri’s misunderstood nature: “Uncertain paths and hunger stirred into one, love meets loss, and isolation overtakes. Vesani misunderstood as monster, and fox seen as beast, Ahri remains unseen below her surface.”. Their passion for analyzing details – for example, Mel’s expression and how it better reflects her personality: “Mel’s updated splash art is much more accurate in my opinion when it comes to her expression. So much softer, curious—a true reflection of her when approaching the new.” – shows a reflective, insight-driven mind. Even their creative headcanons, like imagining Lillia misreading Thresh as a fellow dream collector: “Lillia meets Thresh for the first time and watches him talk to a soul trapped in his lantern and thinks he’s like her; a dream collector.”, and elaborate aesthetic concepts for Hwei and Mel, reveal an artist who delights in ideas and interpretation as much as in emotion. While they do exhibit loyalty and moral concern, the dominant throughline in their posts is thoughtful analysis, imaginative worldbuilding, and a deep love of intricate character study, all pointing solidly toward Ravenclaw.
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Run the World (Girls) - Beyoncé
A song that celebrates powerful, outspoken women fits them perfectly, especially with a bio that proudly centers identity and artistry and a location line like “Free: Congo & Sudan.” Their timeline is full of passionate defense and celebration of Black women and women of color in gaming and media, such as their critique of Riot’s handling of Mel’s features and skintone in posts like “Why is it that your team holds such little competence when it comes to giving Mel her proper features and proper care when making stuff for her?” and “As much as I adore Mel Medarda’s model in WildRift… Her skin tone is far too light for that of a darkskin woman.”. They constantly uplift female characters’ power and beauty, noting things like “I adore the inclusion of so many female champions here” and calling Mel “the most radiant woman of all” in “Happy Birthday to the most radiant woman of all, bringing change with every step she takes…”. There’s also a clear activist streak in posts like “I am so incredibly proud of us for making our voices heard… getting them to see the horrible maltreatment other champions of color have been getting.” and their pinned concern for Congo and Sudan, which resonates with the song’s unapologetic, rallying energy. Their love of elegance, power, and feminine strength in characters like Mel, Ahri, Sona, and Lillia—seen in tweets such as “What I enjoy about Mel immensely is that she is graceful, delicate, but not small or fully dainty; … She doesn’t shrink herself, she demands attention…”—aligns with the song’s celebration of women who refuse to be minimized.
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