Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Deeply dedicated: Shows long-term commitment to Vault Boy/selfship, e.g. hyping a 10‑year anniversary in multiple posts like “ITS OUR TEN YEAR ANNIVERSARY TODAY 🥳 !!!!!!!!! i love my little vault man 💙💛” and “ive been hyping up mkvb's 10 year anniversary for the past 5 years and its ALMOST HERE”.
- Self‑aware: Frequently reflects on past versions of themselves and their work, like comparing old and new art in “drew this thing last year compared this thing 8 years ago” and acknowledging earlier character dynamics in “2016 mkvb consisted of my sona being mean to him at worst”.
- Boundary‑setting: Clearly states personal limits and discomforts, e.g. “proship/ed/shtwt DNI 👎” in bio and calling out art theft/overstepping in “people started overstepping my boundaries, stealing my exact ideas/au's, and even tracing my art”.
- Supportive educator: Shares knowledge about niche interests and clarifies values, like offering a guide in “totally handy guide of Vault Boys that may or may not be incorrect” and explaining collection philosophy in “just bc i have a sizable collection... doesnt mean i think stuff = amount of love you have for your f/o”.
- Emotionally expressive: Openly discusses feelings, from joy to anxiety, e.g. “saying the fallout mascot helps keep me sane and my chronic anxiety at bay” and “im so bummed out i cant even draw the one thing that brings me joy (vb)”.
Weaknesses:
- Burnout‑prone: Frequently mentions losing art drive and struggling to create, such as “my art drive plummeted n im fighting for my life to get stuff done” and “im so bummed out i cant even draw the one thing that brings me joy”.
- Boundary fatigue: Past overstepping has clearly worn them down, shown in “crazy how i used to be hypersharing of vb until people started overstepping my boundaries” and hesitance in “i wish i was still strong enough to ask ppl to submit questions abt my selfship”.
- Anxiety‑driven: Describes chronic anxiety and fear around attention, like “saying the fallout mascot helps keep me sane and my chronic anxiety at bay” and feeling uneasy about new eyes on their work in “almost 500 new followers on insta looking at mkvb under a microscope feeling: scared”.
- Overcommitted: Juggles commissions, anniversaries, and personal projects, leading to pressure, as in “i want to focus on drawing more stuff for myself but i really need to open commishes again 🙁” and “trynna get all my commishes done before fartfight so no new mkvb doodles”.
- Conflict‑reactive: Responds strongly when upset or uncomfortable, e.g. “why is ghoulcy showing up on my timeline get the hell outta here” and the emphatic rant in “people are Way too comfortable saying hear me out on deathclaws. my brother in christ that is a literal animal”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
They most closely match Lisa Simpson: intensely passionate about a niche interest, articulate about boundaries, and openly earnest about the things that keep them going. Their hyper‑specific, long-term devotion to one subject mirrors Lisa’s laser focus, for example talking about drawing Vault Boy for nearly a decade and joking about essays and slide decks, as in “do NOOOOT get mk doodle started on vb's different artists over the years bc they will give you an 8 page essay and a 25 slide powerpoint + could probably tell you who drew what” and “what you know about drawing the same dude for almost 10 years straight”. Like Lisa using books and causes to cope, they frame Vault Boy and mascots as emotional anchors, saying “saying the fallout mascot helps keep me sane and my chronic anxiety at bay, has been doing so since i was 14”. They’re also reflective and principled about community and labels, e.g. “how do i properly explain to ppl that i dont wanna be called a yumeshipper send tweet” and frustrations with boundary crossing in “people started overstepping my boundaries, stealing my exact ideas/au's, and even tracing my art”, which fits Lisa’s moral and emotional sensitivity. Even when they’re jokingly dramatic — “im so bummed out i cant even draw the one thing that brings me joy (vb) chat its truly over for me” — it comes from a sincere, heartfelt place, just like Lisa’s flair for melodrama about the things she cares about.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They lean Introvert (I): while friendly with followers, most content is centered on their internal world—art, self-insert lore, and niche interests—rather than frequent real-life socializing. For example, they joke about being intensely fixated on a single comfort character and project, as in “crazy how i used to be hypersharing of vb until people started overstepping my boundaries, stealing my exact ideas/au's, and even tracing my art for it to be a different ship with him 😇 anyway i forgot i sketched this”, which also shows a desire to pull back once boundaries are crossed. They appear Intuitive (N) over Sensing: much of their energy goes into AUs, meta about mascots, and reimagining concepts rather than just concrete canon details, like “i still think about that au i made where vbs an actual guy who was costars with coop before eventually taking over the spotlight. now hes hashtag wastelanded with mk whos from another vault bc why Wouldnt i add her 💛”. Their threads on different Vault Boy artists and timelines, such as “do NOOOOT get mk doodle started on vb's different artists over the years bc they will give you an 8 page essay and a 25 slide powerpoint + could probably tell you who drew what”, show pattern-seeking and conceptual enthusiasm. They seem strongly Feeling (F): boundaries, respect, and emotional impact are emphasized more than logic or debate. They talk about comfort and mental health openly, e.g. “saying the fallout mascot helps keep me sane and my chronic anxiety at bay, has been doing so since i was 14, would be a crazy but true statement”, and express hurt over people copying or disrespecting their selfship. They also clarify values around fandom ethics and DNI in their bio and tweets like “and i wanna make it clear that just bc i have a sizable collection and like showing it often doesnt mean i think stuff = amount of love you have for your f/o”, which is an empathic, feelings-driven stance. They read more Perceiving (P) than Judging: they repeatedly mention struggling with deadlines, motivation, and structure—'fighting for my life' to get art done for an anniversary or commissions, as in “srry ive been quiet again my art drive plummeted n im fighting for my life to get stuff done for mkvbs 10th anniversary”. Their creative process looks spontaneous and mood-driven: “dont feel like drawing still so im looking through my old art like the sunday funnies” and “couldnt sleep last night so i doodled a 3 am mkvb” suggest flexible, ad‑hoc activity over rigid planning. Altogether, an inwardly-focused, imaginative, emotionally expressive, and somewhat unstructured style fits INFP best.
Some pickup lines for you
- If 14-year-old you could joke about marrying Vault Boy and then actually do it 10 years later, do you think present-day you could joke about letting me third-wheel your ‘ITS OUR TEN YEAR ANNIVERSARY TODAY 🥳’ date and accidentally make that come true too?
- You said you’d walk into oncoming traffic for Pip-Boy, but I’ve seen your ‘vault boy vault boy vault boy vault boy vault boy’ era—should I be flattered or scared if I offer to help you cross the Mojave safely?
- You mentioned other VB selfshippers calling old Vault Boy ugly while you were over there wanting that senior citizen—since you clearly appreciate long-term commitment and questionable mascots, I feel like my chances are statistically pretty good.
- You said drawing Vault Boy keeps your chronic anxiety at bay and that you’ve been doing it almost 10 years straight—if I promise to hype every mkvb anniversary piece like it’s the New Vegas launch trailer, can I audition to be honorary vault spouse-in-law?
- You’ve got LA trips planned in nothing but Vault Boy shirts, vb bags, and a whole fallout mascot friend group—if I show up in bunny slippers and offer to help you reorganize your collection you gonna call that ‘stealing your AU’ or ‘perfect co-op DLC’?
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Your new Twitter bio
Freelance artist & lifelong Fallout mascot enthusiast. Drawing Vault Boy since age 14; once turned a joke ship into a decade-long art project.– @mksvault
Your signature cocktail
The Ten-Year Vaultboyfriend
This cocktail is bubbly and bright because their whole feed fizzes with cartoon mascot devotion and selfship joy, like when they say “vault boy vault boy vault boy vault boy vault boy”. Vanilla vodka stands in for the comforting, long-term stability of a 10-year parasocial romance, echoing “ITS OUR TEN YEAR ANNIVERSARY TODAY 🥳 !!!!!!!!! i love my little vault man 💙💛”. Blue curaçao nods to the blue of the vault suit and their Mojave yearning in “mk doodle yearns for the mojave once more”, while lemon soda matches their effervescent, slightly chaotic humor like “thank u for 1k followers guys, i will now blow up my dishwasher”. A touch of honey syrup captures the genuine sweetness they show toward their sona and mascots, especially when they say “they mean everything to me...”. Finally, the gold glitter/yellow rim represents both in-game caps and their unapologetic, loud devotion to merch and collections in “a lot of my vb stuff isnt contained to one area anymore so its hard to take nice collection pictures 😓😓😓”, making this drink flashy, nerdy, and just a little bit ridiculous—exactly like their timeline.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Their timeline revolves around deep, almost scholarly fascination with a niche subject: Vault Boy and Fallout mascots. They show a highly analytical, almost research-like engagement with art and canon, joking that they could produce an essay and slideshow on different Vault Boy artists and identify who drew what: “do NOOOOT get mk doodle started on vb's different artists over the years bc they will give you an 8 page essay and a 25 slide powerpoint + could probably tell you who drew what”. They also create structured resources like a guide to Vault Boy variations: “took a break from comms to put together a totally handy guide of Vault Boys that may or may not be incorrect”, which shows the Ravenclaw tendency to organize and share knowledge. Their long-term self-insert project is treated like an evolving creative study, comparing art across years and iterations: “drew this thing last year compared this thing 8 years ago” and “what you know about drawing the same dude for almost 10 years straight”, reflecting both creativity and an almost academic longitudinal focus. While they clearly have Hufflepuff-like loyalty to their f/o, the standout traits are intellectual passion, meta-analysis of art and design, and an obsessive love of learning the minutiae of a specific subject—core Ravenclaw qualities.
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Your song
Teenage Dream - Katy Perry
A well‑known song that fits them best is “Teenage Dream” by Katy Perry, because their whole online presence revolves around a long-term, idealized love for a fictional mascot that started in their teens and never faded. They talk about having drawn and loved Vault Boy for nearly a decade, like when they say “what you know about drawing the same dude for almost 10 years straight” and “ITS OUR TEN YEAR ANNIVERSARY TODAY 🥳 !!!!!!!!! i love my little vault man 💙💛”. The song’s theme of youthful romantic intensity lasting into adulthood mirrors them celebrating that relationship over time, like their hyping up of “mkvb's 10 year anniversary”. Lyrics about someone making you feel young forever align with tweets where they frame Vault Boy as a grounding comfort and joy, such as “saying the fallout mascot helps keep me sane and my chronic anxiety at bay, has been doing so since i was 14, would be a crazy but true statement”. Their mixture of silliness and earnest devotion to this selfship—“i go to bed happy knowing that im vault boys wife of 10 years (almost 😇)”—matches the song’s blend of playful pop energy and sincere romantic sentiment.
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