Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Artistic Integrity: He takes pride in his manual work, stating he “draws everything on his own and without the help of AI” despite not being a professional.
- Intellectual Honesty: He is willing to admit when he is wrong, such as when he “admitted he crossed the line” regarding comments about another creator's originality.
- Community Support: He uses his platform for good, urging followers to “support Vleid” and their family during difficult times.
- Analytical Perspective: He provides nuanced critiques of games like Paper Jam, calling it a “good game, but a bad Mario and Luigi” for betraying series elements.
- Empathetic Nature: He shows genuine care for others' well-being, wishing for “Sakurai to recover emotionally” after the loss of a pet.
Weaknesses:
- Impulsive Confrontation: He occasionally engages in aggressive call-outs, such as telling certain critics to “go to hell, starving people” for being disrespectful.
- Gatekeeping Tendencies: He expresses frustration with certain subcultures, hoping the “'Therians' are just a passing fad” to distance them from the furry fandom.
- Brand Defensive: He is highly defensive of Nintendo, arguing that people “label Nintendo as a bad company” by citing Pokémon issues that he believes are TPC's fault.
- Grudge Holding: He admits that years later, people still believe he “hates Danikyo” and other creators from past internet conflicts.
- Sarcastic Tone: He often uses heavy sarcasm to mock industry trends, such as his comments on the “surprise” that exclusives drive console sales.
Your Simpsons character
Comic Book Guy
Incino embodies the critical, analytical, and pop-culture-obsessed nature of the Simpsons character Jeff Albertson (Comic Book Guy). As a digital designer and YouTuber, he frequently posts deep-dive critiques on media quality, such as calling a game “Un buen juego, pero mal Mario y Luigi” and dismissing certain online trends as “un meme muerto”. He takes pride in his artistic technicality, noting that while he isn't a professional, he draws “sin ayuda de IA”, echoing the character's elitist stance on creative integrity. Furthermore, his habit of calling out influencers for being “un migajero que depende del trabajo de otros” reflects the cynical and gatekeeping personality often seen in the Android's Dungeon.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
Incino demonstrates a clear Introverted preference, focusing on solitary hobbies like digital design and gaming, while expressing frustration over public social trends like 'Therians' or loud YouTube ads. Their Intuitive side is evident in their ability to analyze industry trends and predict future outcomes, such as when they speculate on how a movie “will adapt the remaining arcs” or criticize the lack of innovation in sequels. They lean heavily toward Thinking, using logic to debunk popular narratives, such as pointing out that “Nintendo has absolutely nothing to do” with Pokémon's technical quality, often being blunt and critical of 'stupid' posts. Finally, a Judging preference is seen in their structured approach to their YouTube content and their irritation with companies that lack consistency, often calling out “questionable practices” and expecting high standards of professional execution.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a Switch 2 exclusive? Because you've completely captured my interest and I’m ready to wait in line just for a chance to play a part in your life.
- I may not be a professional artist, but unlike an AI, my feelings for you are 100% hand-drawn and original—no reference layers needed.
- Are we in 'City Trial'? Because I’ve been grinding for days just to unlock a rare skin, but I’d trade all my Starman luck just for one date with you.
- Call me a Mario and Luigi fan, because even if life feels like 'Paper Jam' sometimes, I'd never traray the characteristic spark that makes us work.
- You don't need a Virtual Console to revisit the past—I've already subscribed to your channel and I’m ready to be your most loyal follower (and maybe your new Honey).
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Your new Twitter bio
Digital Graphic Designer & illustrator. 🎨 Passionate about game design, Nintendo lore, and animation. From retro consoles to Switch 2, I’m still drawing my way up!– @incinobeastar
Your signature cocktail
The Spicy Nintendo-beast
This drink captures a creator who is “Pos mi casa we” at heart but fierce when defending his hobbies. The bold Mezcal base represents his blunt honesty, as seen when he admits he “pasé de lanza” or when he has “no tendré pelos en la lengua al decirlo”. The vibrant red color and starfruit garnish celebrate his passion for gaming milestones, like finally getting that “maldita skin de Starman”. Finally, the dash of bitters reflects his sharp critiques of YouTubers who “depende del trabajo de otros para crecer”, making for a cocktail that is as complex and layered as his graphic design portfolio.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
Incino consistently prioritizes loyalty and community well-being, evidenced by his public defense of friends and warnings to followers during crises, such as when he advised those in Northern Mexico to “protect yourselves and your family members”. His sense of fairness and willingness to admit fault is a classic Hufflepuff trait, seen when he issued a public apology stating, “I went too far... I apologize for being so blunt”. Furthermore, he demonstrates the house's signature kindness and empathy through his tribute to Masahiro Sakurai's late pet, wishing that “Sakurai can recover emotionally”. Even in conflict, he values reconciliation, noting that past “conflicts remained in the past and we already get along well”.
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Welcome to the Internet - Bo Burnham
This song perfectly encapsulates Incino’s life as a digital native who balances being a professional “Licenciado en Diseño Gráfico Digital” with the chaotic reality of online fandoms and drama. His feed is a relentless stream of “insatiable content,” ranging from deep dives into gaming industry ethics—noting how “odiar a Nintendo es la ley de internet ahora”—to documenting the constant cycle of public cancellations, or funas, such as asking “porque casi todos los que fueron funados... derrepente están volviendo?”. The song’s cynical yet observant tone matches Incino’s weary perspective on internet subcultures, specifically when he calls out the “meme muerto de 'Fan de Nintendo = Pedo'” or critiques the repetitive nature of YouTube “miniaturas de mal gusto”. Ultimately, as someone who creates art and videos while navigating a landscape of “rumors and recipes” (or in his case, Beastars and Mario leaks), he embodies the song's portrait of a person fully immersed in the digital abyss.
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