Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Creative: Posts original fan art and memes, e.g., praising artwork with images
- Passionate: Uses repeated 'OH MY GOD' exclamations to show excitement
- Community‑oriented: Participates in fandoms via hashtags like #hsrtwt, #zzztwt and quoted tweets
- Open‑identity: Clearly lists pronouns and political stance in bio
- Multifandom: Describes self as 'multifandom multishipper' and tags many fandoms
Weaknesses:
- Self‑promotion: Frequent carrd link and #promotwt tag in multiple tweets
- Offensive language: Uses slur 'coon chip' and controversial jokes
- Inconsistent tone: Mixes serious social commentary with meme‑style exclamations
- Overuse emojis: Tweets filled with emojis and stylized symbols, hindering readability
- Lack of clarity: Cryptic phrases and fragmented sentences make messages unclear
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
The user’s self‑description includes “blk tguy marxist”, showing a left‑leaning, socially conscious identity that mirrors Lisa’s activist nature. Their enthusiasm for exhaustive knowledge of fandoms is evident in the tweet “how it feels to know literally every single hsr and zzz playable character and able to recognize them based off of vague descriptions 🥹✌️ sorry for goonmaxxing”, reflecting Lisa’s love of learning. They often react with exuberant exclamations such as “OH MY GOD I LOVE THIS”, similar to Lisa’s excitement when discovering new music or ideas. Their strong social‑justice commentary, for example “white ppl be like ‘omg why do black ppl get awards for just being black’ … we used to get whipped for that reason too”, and “there shouldn’t be food companies. or healthcare companies. or water companies. or anything that profits off of things necessary for survival because it creates shit like the american healthcare industry”, aligns with Lisa’s progressive activism. Finally, their inclusive stance on gender, as in “i think the reason a lot of (feminine) trans men dress the way they do is because men’s clothing is absolutely abhorrent”, also matches Lisa’s forward‑thinking worldview.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFP
The user’s frequent, energetic posts like "OH MY GOD I LOVE THIS" and direct address to followers (e.g., "guys stop unfollowing ok ill unbookmark all my blade nsfw") show extraverted, outward‑focused communication. Their fascination with patterns across fandoms—"how it feels to know literally every single hsr and zzz playable character and able to recognize them based off of vague descriptions"—indicates an intuitive, big‑picture orientation. They consistently reference personal values and social issues, such as "there shouldn’t be food companies… because it creates shit like the american healthcare industry" and "i think the reason a lot of (feminine) trans men dress the way they do is because…", reflecting a feeling‑based decision style. The spontaneous, flexible tone of tweets like "next year i’ll try to go to at least one concert… however next year i AM dying my hair" and "i promise to cosplay this. someday somehow" points to a perceiving preference. Together these traits align best with the ENFP personality type.
Some pickup lines for you
- Your ‘vamp + 🕯️’ vibe says you’re a night‑owl—how about we meet under the moon and turn that vampire energy into a sweet love bite?
- If we boarded a Honkai: Star Rail train together, I’d take you straight to the Nebula because the only galaxy I want to explore is the one in your eyes.
- You call yourself a ‘multifandom multishipper’, so let’s ship us across every fandom—from Juno’s anime worlds to Celes’s Final Fantasy saga—creating the ultimate crossover romance.
- You keep talking about the ‘Great Scissoring’, so let’s cut through the noise together and remix our lives into a perfect duet, Project Sekai style.
- Seeing #hsrtwt and #zzztwt side by side makes me think we could survive any apocalypse—let’s be the duo that conquers both Honkai and Zenless while sharing coffee and laughs.
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Your new Twitter bio
18‑year‑old art & music fan. 🌈 Multidomain shipper, vocaloid lover, Marxist, He/Him. I once tried to 'scissor' a concert. I follow back. #IFB– @phantomgear_
Your signature cocktail
Juno’s Red Revolution
The dark Jamaican rum honors the 🇯🇲 flag in the bio and the “blk tguy” identity, while the activated charcoal gives the drink its black, rebellious edge, echoing the tweet "they call me 009 0 drivers licenses 0 dollars in my savings 9 counts of treachery against the US". The blood‑orange liqueur adds a vampiric crimson, a nod to the repeated "vamp +" and "juno … vamp +" lines. Pomegranate juice deepens the red, symbolising the passion of a self‑declared "marxist" and the fire in "OH MY GOD I LOVE THIS". Ginger‑beer brings a fizzy, chaotic energy that mirrors the rapid, meme‑filled flow of tweets like "the Great Scissoring" and "multifandom multishipper". Together the layers create a multi‑flavored, rebellious cocktail that feels like the user’s eclectic online persona.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
The user often displays bold, outspoken defiance, such as shouting 'GET MY DAUGHTER CORIN OUT OF THERE!!!!!!! NOOOOOOOOO' and declaring 'they call me 009 0 drivers licenses 0 dollars in my savings 9 counts of treachery against the US', which reflects Gryffindor bravery. They also confront social injustice, e.g., 'white ppl be like “omg why do black ppl get awards for just being black” Wegro it’s because because we used to get whipped for that reason too', showing moral courage. Their willingness to speak out against authority and oppression aligns with Gryffindor’s values of daring and standing up for what is right. Although they share deep fandom knowledge, the dominant trait across their tweets is daring self‑expression and a readiness to challenge injustice, hallmarks of Gryffindor.
Your movie
Your song
Killing in the Name - Rage Against the Machine
The user describes themselves as "blk tguy" and "marxist", which aligns with the song's anti‑authoritarian stance. Their tweet "there shouldn’t be food companies... because it creates shit like the american healthcare industry" reflects the song's critique of systemic oppression. The repeated profanity in tweets like "if you saw me fuck up my promotwtno you didn’t" mirrors the track's iconic repeated "fuck you" chant. Their intense, meme‑filled, high‑energy style (e.g., frequent "OH MY GOD" exclamations and chaotic emojis) matches the aggressive, rebellious sound of Rage Against the Machine. Overall, the blend of political anger, black identity, and a chaotic online persona makes "Killing in the Name" a fitting anthem for @phantomgear_.
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