Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Passionate fan: Frequently expresses strong excitement about games and movies, like calling Amphoreus storylines and HSR content “peak fiction” and “game of the year” in posts such as “Peak fiction alert icl” and “Game of the year so easily man”.
- Thoughtful critic: Offers nuanced takes, praising strengths while noting flaws, such as liking the Mario Galaxy movie but critiquing its tone in “Looks great visually but I wish half the trailer wasn’t spent on one joke…” and acknowledging Doomsday excitement while worrying about overcrowding in “Doomsday didn’t need Chris Evans back.”.
- Community engaged: Clearly follows industry news, directs, trailers, and award shows closely, making prediction and reaction posts like “Things I want to see at TGA tonight” and commenting on long‑anticipated releases in “Very surreal seeing all these games like Prime 4, GTA 6, Silksong and Wolverine finally get actual trailers”.
- Reflective media lover: Regularly reflects on how media shaped them and their year, such as the yearly recap in “I didn’t experience nearly as much media as usual this year but I still had a few incredible experiences I’d like to highlight” and describing Undertale as “one of the most influential games I’ve ever played” in this tweet.
- Appreciates craft: Shows genuine appreciation for writing, directing, and design, praising Pluribus’s character work in “might be Gilligan’s best S1… character work and directing were highlights” and calling a game’s writing “the best writing in the medium” in this post.
Weaknesses:
- Harsh language: Uses strong profanity and dismissive phrasing that can come off as abrasive, such as calling parrying “the single worst game mechanic ever” in this tweet and describing award shows as “dogshit shows” in this complaint.
- Dismissive tone: Sometimes dismisses others’ preferences or efforts, like downplaying non‑GTA fans with “someone with a Xenoblade pfp… making sure everyone knows they aren’t buying it” and writing off an entire GOTY lineup as “deadass the worst TGA lineup ever” in this tweet.
- Overgeneralizing judgments: Makes broad claims without nuance, such as saying “Silksong was the biggest came and went game ever” despite not playing it in this post and asserting “2025 was some incredible year for games?” as clearly worse than previous years in this tweet.
- Public defensiveness: Directly addresses “haters” and their behavior, which can fuel conflict, as seen in “I still have multiple diehard haters that will QRT, reply to or subtweet everything I post…”.
- Negativity bias: Often emphasizes what’s disappointing or weak (trailers, finales, lineups) more than what’s good, like calling a Peacemaker finale “a disappointing end to an otherwise great season” in this tweet and saying a show lineup makes them “never want to watch another one of these… again” in this complaint.
Your Simpsons character
Bart Simpson
Jackson lines up most closely with Bart Simpson: energetic, opinionated, and openly chaotic about the media he loves. Like Bart, he’s constantly hyped about big, flashy stuff (MCU, GTA 6, giant game drops) and talks in exaggerated slang, calling things “peak” and “the craziest movie of all time” as in “I think it’s pretty safe to say rn that Doomsday will be the craziest movie of all time”. He also has that bratty, combative edge, openly calling lineups “dogshit” in “Having Wuthering Waves here but not Star Rail makes me never want to watch another one of these dogshit shows again” and ranting that parrying is “the single worst game mechanic ever” in “How hot of a take is it to say that parrying is the single worst game mechanic ever…”. At the same time, like Bart’s hidden soft side, he’s deeply sentimental about his favorite stories and characters, getting “actual chills” and talking about “one of the most emotional stories I’ve ever experienced” in this tweet and reflecting on Undertale as “one of the most influential games I’ve ever played” in this tweet. His mix of loud irreverence, meme-heavy posting, and genuine emotional attachment to media fits Bart far better than the more earnest, studious Lisa or the more responsible Marge.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
They lean Introvert: their entire feed centers on solo media consumption (games, movies, shows) and internal reactions rather than social life, e.g. long reflections on HSR and Genshin like “For any of you guys into HSR, before 3.7 drops I’ve been thinking back about the whole Amphoreus story again and I wanted to make a thread going over my favorite part of each update’s story.”. They are strongly iNtuitive, constantly speculating about future stories and big-picture arcs (Persona 6, Galaxy 3, FF7R, MCU/DC plots), as in “Man of Tomorrow is gonna be a top tier CBM if it ends up being about Rick Flag trapping both Superman and Lex in Salvation… I think it’d be an amazing premise…” and “Galaxy 3 has been my dream game for the last 10+ years btw if this genuinely happens tomorrow you guys better remember how long I’ve been asking for this…”. Their tone is characteristically Thinking: they’re blunt, critical, and comfortable with controversy, e.g. “Deadass the worst TGA lineup ever man”, “How hot of a take is it to say that parrying is the single worst game mechanic ever…”, and the way they dismiss certain fan reactions or GOTY lineups. At the same time, they show clear but analytically framed appreciation for emotional stories and characters (Cyrene, Amphoreus, Undertale), treating them as examples of ‘peak fiction’ and dissecting why they work, e.g. “Cyrene is really one of the most tragic characters I’ve seen in a game and I wish more of the HSR community understood her.”. Finally, they read as Judging: they plan and rank future releases in structured lists like “Now that it’s 2026 these are the things I’m most looking forward to this year: GTA 6, Doomsday, Spider Man BND, Deltarune Chapter 5…”, make definitive evaluations about years in gaming (“2025 was some incredible year for games? 2024 and the last several years were all much better no question.”), and frequently think in terms of arcs, lineups, and long-term payoffs. Altogether, this pattern of introspective media obsession, big-picture theorizing, logical bluntness, and structured future-focus best fits INTJ.
Some pickup lines for you
- You keep calling Amphoreus, Cyrene, and Phainon peak fiction, but be honest: if we partied up in HSR before 3.7 dropped, would I have even a 5-star chance of joining that top 3 experience thread you made on 2025-11-04?
- You said on 2025-12-29 that parrying is the single worst mechanic ever, so I promise if we hang out I won’t try to parry your attacks—I’ll just take all your hot takes as direct hits.
- You’ve waited a decade for Galaxy 3, years for Persona 6, and almost your whole life for GTA 6, but if you ever want a W that doesn’t get delayed, I’m free way sooner than that dream lineup you tweeted about on 2026-01-02.
- You said on 2025-10-22 that you can’t lock in for most AAA games but can sit through 5+ hours of gacha dialogue—so if I asked you out, would you give me the same patience you give Genshin and HSR, or am I getting the ‘Prime 4 after 8 years for an 80 on Metacritic’ treatment?
- The way you talked about Undertale on 2025-09-15 and Cyrene on 2025-11-02 makes it clear you really feel stories; if we ever binged Pluribus S1 together like you did on 2025-12-24, I’d be way more invested in our character arc than any season finale.
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Jackson | Media + game enjoyer obsessed with peak fiction, from Genshin & HSR arcs to Doomsday hype. Once waited a decade for Galaxy 3 and still not coping.– @RebornShadows
Your signature cocktail
Peak Fiction Elixir
This cocktail is built for someone whose whole timeline is chasing "peak" media, from “The actual pinnacle of fiction is here…. ” to “Game of the year so easily man”. The galaxy citrus gin base nods to their long-running Mario obsession and dream of Galaxy 3, like in “I’m not giving up hope on Galaxy 3 btw…” and “Galaxy 3 > GTA 6 > Doomsday stretch next winter is going to be generational”. Blue curaçao with glitter captures the flashy hype of gacha banners and trailers where they’re constantly "losing their mind," such as “I love actively following Hoyo games on days like this where my entire TL is constantly losing their mind at the 3.7 countdown.”. Matcha jasmine syrup adds a complex, slightly bitter sweetness for their thoughtful, emotional attachment to stories like Amphoreus, Cyrene, and Undertale, reflected in “Cyrene is really one of the most tragic characters I’ve seen in a game” and “One of the most influential games I’ve ever played to my media taste… Undertale…”. Lychee soda keeps it energetic and fizzy to match their nonstop hype lists like “these are the things I’m most looking forward to this year”, while the dark chocolate rim is a wink to their occasional salty takes on games and awards, like “Deadass the worst TGA lineup ever man” and “How hot of a take is it to say that parrying is the single worst game mechanic ever”.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Jackson shows a consistent pattern of valuing deep analysis of stories, complex themes, and writing quality more than anything else, which strongly points to Ravenclaw. They repeatedly praise narrative craft and characterization across different media, like calling a game "the best writing in the medium" in “Now that it’s been over a month can we all agree this game has the best writing in the medium?” and singling out characters like Phainon and Cyrene as "incredibly complex and interesting" in “they both are so incredibly complex and interesting with peak backstories”. Their enthusiasm for creators and meta-structure (Vince Gilligan, Rian Johnson, Toby Fox) and comments like “This show… kept throwing interesting ideas at you throughout the whole season. The character work and directing were highlights, but the plot of this show is unlike anything I’ve seen.” show a love of original ideas and craftsmanship rather than just surface hype. They also display a thoughtful, almost academic way of revisiting and cataloging experiences, such as making a whole thread to "record my thoughts" on each update’s story in “I wanted to make a thread going over my favorite part of each update’s story.”. While they have some Slytherin-adjacent ambition in wanting peak, top-tier media experiences, the dominant throughline is intellectual engagement with narrative depth, structure, and creativity, fitting Ravenclaw best.
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Your song
We Are Young - fun. ft. Janelle Monáe
They’re deeply driven by hype cycles and shared fan moments, always looking ahead to the next big chapter in games and movies, which fits the youthful, communal energy of We Are Young. Their excitement for upcoming media like “Now that it’s 2026 these are the things I’m most looking forward to this year: GTA 6 Doomsday Spider Man BND… Galaxy movie Galaxy 3” shows someone who lives for the big nights and cultural events the song celebrates. They also stay passionately attached to long-running stories over years, from Genshin to HSR, as in “This has been such a big part of my last year and I want to record my thoughts somewhere.”, reflecting the song’s mix of nostalgia and present-tense intensity. Even when they face haters or disappointment, like “I still have multiple diehard haters that will QRT, reply to or subtweet everything I post about because of the games I like?”, their tone is resilient and focused on enjoying the moment with the people who get them—exactly the kind of defiant, celebratory vibe captured in the chorus of We Are Young. Overall, the song’s themes of shared nights, emotional peaks, and holding onto fleeting but powerful experiences match how they treat new releases, finales, and game arcs as unforgettable "nights" with their community.
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