Raijupats
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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Supportive: They constantly thank artists ('Thanks again!', 'Thank you!') and promote collaborative projects like 'An Uma Musume fanzine for charity', showing steady encouragement for creators.
- Passionate: Their repeated announcements of 'Book 2 of the Wizardquest series' and frequent reposts of Dawne art demonstrate deep, focused enthusiasm for particular stories and characters.
- Community‑minded: Running or publicizing a charity zine and attending live events ('6th live day 1') indicate they prioritize shared experiences and building fandom connections.
- Detail‑oriented: They handle buying hardbacks, international shipping, and print‑on‑demand notes ('print on demand via email'), implying careful attention to logistics.
- Aesthetic‑savvy: Consistently curating and commenting on art quality ('The quality of this artbook is fantastic and high quality', 'tastefully lewd') shows a refined eye for visual work.
Weaknesses:
- Single‑minded: A heavy focus on specific characters and media (repeating 'It's finally here! Book 2...') could make them tunnel‑visioned about broader interests.
- Financially invested: Frequent commissioning ('Got an amazing meowju... from skeb') and international purchases suggest a habit that can be costly.
- Publicly explicit: Regularly posting 'lewd' art and doujin pages may alienate more conservative followers or create moderation issues on some platforms.
- Reluctant to post: They admit 'I don't really post much on the profile anymore', which can limit engagement or visibility despite community efforts.
- Collector's bias: Emotional attachment to specific characters like Dawne ('It's Dawne in a book!') may lead to subjective judgment of new works or artists.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa is bookish, earnest, and a loyal supporter of causes and art — much like Ace, who promotes 'Book 2 of the Wizardquest series' and charity fan projects. Both prize creative expression and are often the conscience or cheerleader of their communities, valuing thoughtful work over shallow trends. Ace's mixture of seriousness about quality ('The quality of this artbook is fantastic') and sincere gratitude aligns with Lisa's mixture of intellect and heart.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
Introverted: Ace notes 'I don't really post much on the profile anymore', suggesting they prefer selective sharing rather than constant broadcast. Intuitive: their devotion to fictional worlds ('Return to Deleor with a new cast of characters in this low brow fantasy story') and imaginative commissioning point to a rich inner landscape. Feeling: they frequently express gratitude and community care ('Thanks again!', organizing a charity fanzine), prioritizing values and relationships. Perceiving: their flexible, open engagement with commissions, doujin pages, games, and events (from 'skeb' art to '#Endwalker') shows a spontaneous, adaptable approach to fandom life. Together, these behaviors best map to an INFP creative idealist who nurtures fictional worlds and the people who make them.
Some pickup lines for you
- Is your name Dawne? Because I wouldn't mind getting lost in your book for hours.
- I'd commission an artist just to draw us together — call it a 'date skeb'.
- Are you a meowju? Because you've got my heart purring and my coin purse open.
- Do you play FF14? Because I promise to heal your heart while you whale on the moon with me.
- You must be a limited hardback, because I'd pay for international shipping to keep you on my shelf.
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Ace — monster‑girl art patron, fantasy book booster, and fan‑zine instigator. Collector and commissioner of cute+lewd character art (Dawne, meowju & friends). Organizer of charity fanzines, FF14 adventurer, and proud supporter of indie artists. International shipping & hardback info via [email protected].– @Raijupats
Your signature cocktail
Dawne's Golden Skeb
This bright, slightly sweet cocktail mirrors Ace's taste for things that are both adorable and a bit decadent: yuzu sake nods to their Japanese fandom ties (Skeb, Uma Musume), sparkling sake celebrates book launches and artbook quality ('The quality of this artbook is fantastic'), honey adds comforting sweetness like their gratitude to artists ('Thank you again!'), and edible gold references their tweeted line 'This is what hell looks like. It's so... golden.' It's elegant, collectible, and made for sharing at a gallery or live event.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
Ace fits Hufflepuff for their loyalty to artists and fandom communities and their steady, down‑to‑earth support of creators. They organize and promote a charity zine ('An Uma Musume fanzine for charity is in the works!') and repeatedly thank individual artists ('Thank you again!'), which is classic Hufflepuff reliability and fairness. Their warmth toward fellow fans ('it was a lot of fun going to the 6th live day 1') shows the inclusive, community‑focused mentality Hufflepuffs prize.
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Pure Imagination - Gene Wilder (Willy Wonka soundtrack)
This song evokes the kind of warm, curious creativity Ace celebrates — commissioning art, expanding worlds, and collecting books like 'Book 2 of the Wizardquest series'. Lines about imagining places 'we're just a dream away' suit someone who delights in bringing fictional characters (Dawne, meowju) into physical books and prints, and it matches the whimsical, slightly nostalgic tone in their posts ('What a fun little jog down memory lane').
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