Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Persistent: Keeps drawing and rigging daily despite sickness and a broken pen, as in “Day 1/365 (assuming i continue this...). A drawing.” and “posting everyday motivates me to actually do something”.
- Self-reflective: Regularly analyzes their own work and feelings, like rethinking a sketch in “The more I look back at that post, the more I think it looks bad…” and discussing art vs rigging in “in reality, i like rigging more than drawing”.
- Playful: Uses humor and dramatic wording about projects and names, such as “my newest piece 'xczbgcmvhj.' i am a master at coming up with names🔥🔥🔥” and “i love starting a million projects and never finishing any of them !! haha!!”.
- Dedicated-rigger: Shows clear passion and long-term effort for Live2D, like “Purchased Live2D Pro! I've been working with only the free version for a long time” and “in reality, i like rigging more than drawing”.
- Detail-focused: Pays attention to small visual elements and corrections, such as refining eyes and colors in “older eye vs a newer eye. i like both!!!” and color checks in “the color of something really changed when i looked at my phone !!”.
Weaknesses:
- Harsh-selfcriticism: Frequently describes their art very negatively, like “i hate spending the whole day working on something… then i delete it from the model” and “this is awful and ugly”.
- Project-overload: Starts many projects without finishing, expressed in “i love starting personal projects… i'll never get anything done” and “working on another drawing, lost motivation on my last work.”.
- Art-burnout: Openly struggles with art-related exhaustion, saying “i actually hate drawing... but i like rigging...” and “drawing isnt ever fun and i want to avoid it.”.
- Motivation-instability: Motivation swings heavily, as in “lost motivation :(” and “i think im already giving up on that! and everything! i dont have the motivation to do anything at all!”.
- Perfectionist-tendencies: Gets upset when work feels incomplete or flawed, like “I've worked so hard on this, and I guess it's finished?? Something feels missing and I don't know what. I'm upset now.” and restarting work in “have to start over :(”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa Simpson fits best because she’s talented, self-critical, and driven, yet constantly anxious about her own work and progress—very similar to this user. They repeatedly downplay their art, saying things like “do not repost my works. i promise they aren't good enough to be reposted.” and “The more I look back at that post, the more I think it looks bad… it was just a sketch, why do I feel so strongly about it?”, which mirrors Lisa’s perfectionism and insecurity about her abilities. Like Lisa pouring herself into school projects and music, this user obsessively starts personal projects and overworks, joking “i love starting personal projects, starting new ones without finishing the last one… i'll never get anything done and im SO HAPPY to be wasting all my time.” while clearly caring deeply. Their serious commitment to self-improvement—“I told myself that I need to work on something every day. A drawing, a rig, anything at all. I've been struggling with motivation issues, so I'm hoping this will help me.”—and emotional sensitivity about art and motivation feel much closer to Lisa’s introspective, hardworking, sometimes overwhelmed personality than to the other Simpsons family members.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFP
They lean Introvert over Extrovert: their feed is centered on solitary work (drawing and Live2D rigging) and internal struggles, with very little mention of social events or people, and they explicitly worry about posting at all, e.g. “I don't want to post. I'll see again how Sami of Tomorrow deals with it.” and “posting everyday motivates me to actually do something, even if no one cares or i'm annoying someone... it's for myself”. They appear more iNtuitive than Sensing: even when referring to concrete drawings, they quickly shift into self-reflective or abstract thoughts about motivation and meaning, like “I told myself that I need to work on something every day… I've been struggling with motivation issues… I want to do things.” and “i like to draw but i dont like to draw and i dont want to draw but i have to because what else can i even work on”. Their decision-making is clearly Feeling-oriented: they frame choices around emotional pain, motivation, and self-worth rather than logic, as in “i hate spending the whole day working on something, just for me from tomorrow to go 'actually this is awful and ugly'” and “i don't even like to draw this isn't what i ever wanted to do im tired of it i just want to rig only!”. Finally, they strongly fit Perceiving over Judging: they repeatedly start and abandon projects, resist rigid structure, and joke about their chronic lack of completion—“i love starting personal projects, starting new ones without finishing the last one… i'll never get anything done and im SO HAPPY to be wasting all my time.” and “working on another drawing, lost motivation on my last work.”—while their attempt at a daily routine is framed as a struggle rather than a natural preference for order: “Day 1/365 (assuming i continue this...)”.
Some pickup lines for you
- If your broken pen can still cook up that Day 1/365 demon girl in the snow, imagine what you could do with a fully working heart… wanna practice head angles on a date instead of a canvas?
- You keep saying you ‘hate drawing but love rigging’—lucky for me, I come pre‑rigged. All I need is you to separate my layers and parameterize my heart like that midnight testing model on 2025‑09‑30.
- You said on 2026‑01‑24 that you’re ‘SO HAPPY’ starting endless projects you never finish—how about we start one more called ‘us’ and, plot twist, actually render this one to completion?
- I saw you comparing the old gritty eyes and the new soft ones on 2026‑01‑07… personally, I think any eyes that spent hours fixing parameters at 4 AM and still sparkle like that are already S‑tier—can I be the reason they shine a little more?
- You told your grandma about VTubers on 2025‑06‑27 and she was supportive; as a certified future fan of ‘fish‑themed Live2D genius who posts at 4 AM and names art pieces “xczbgcmvhj,”’ I’d like to formally apply to be your number‑one viewer and occasional motivation buff.
Your 5 Emojis
Your new Twitter bio
Live2D rigger who accidentally became an artist. Collecting unfinished projects, new pens, and cute mouths. Grandma-approved Vtuber nerd.– @samisakana
Your signature cocktail
Fishbrain Fizz: 365 WIPs on the Rocks
The yuzu gin is bright and a little sharp, like their sudden bursts of motivation and new projects, echoing the vibe of “starting a 3rd project already? maybe? haha help me why do i do this to myself” and that determined “Day 1/365 (assuming i continue this...)”. Blue curaçao colors it like deep water and a certain fishy theme, nodding to their name and jokes like “those are zippers if you dont look too closely (totally not fish)”. The tonic water with extra fizz captures their chaotic, bubbly late‑night energy—“almost 4 am working on a new project (haven't finished the other hundred things im working on)” and “the day isnt over until i go to sleep !!!”. A dash of grapefruit bitters brings in the frustration and self‑doubt, like “i actually hate drawing... but i like rigging... can't rig anything if i have no art to rig... i hate this...” and “maybe i should just stop art entirely aha i dont even like to draw this isn't what i ever wanted to do”, but it makes the drink more complex instead of ruining it. Finally, the cotton candy or marshmallow fluff garnish is soft, sweet, and a little over-the-top cute—just like how excited they get over small details such as “This mouth is so cute right? I got really happy after drawing it.” and “The eyes are so pretty… I'm impressed with myself”, reminding them that underneath the stress, their work really is sweeter than they think.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
Their defining traits are perseverance, steady effort, and a sense of responsibility toward their own commitments, all classic Hufflepuff qualities. They push themselves to work every day despite low motivation, saying they want to "work on something every day" and that "posting everyday motivates" them even if it stresses them a bit, because it helps them keep going: "I told myself that I need to work on something every day. A drawing, a rig, anything at all. I've been struggling with motivation issues, so I'm hoping this will help me." and "posting everyday motivates me to actually do something, even if no one cares or i'm annoying someone... it's for myself and stresses me a little but it's working so far.". Even when they dislike drawing and feel burnt out, they keep trying because it’s the path that lets them do the rigging they love: "i actually hate drawing... but i like rigging... can't rig anything if i have no art to rig... i hate this... this isnt fun at all." and "i love rigging but i hate drawing,,, , i do NOT have the energy to do this". They also show a gentle, self-effacing kindness and protectiveness over their work and boundaries, as in their bio where they say "do not repost my works" and prohibit AI use, and in self-deprecating jokes like "i love starting personal projects, starting new ones without finishing the last one, then onto another, and another, i'll never get anything done and im SO HAPPY to be wasting all my time.". Overall, the combination of diligence in the face of discouragement, commitment to their craft, and a modest, emotionally open tone fits Hufflepuff more than the ambition of Slytherin, the boldness of Gryffindor, or the detached intellectualism of Ravenclaw.
Your movie
Your song
BORN HATING ME - GAYLE
A well-suited song for them is “BORN HATING ME” by GAYLE, which captures intense self-criticism and frustration while still pushing forward creatively. They frequently downplay their own work, saying things like “do not repost my works. i promise they aren't good enough to be reposted.”, echoing the song’s theme of being harsh on oneself. Their struggle with motivation and burnout, shown in posts like “i think im already giving up on that! and everything! i dont have the motivation to do anything at all! forcing myself feels worse! ahaha maybe i should just stop art entirely”, fits the song’s mix of anger, exhaustion, and vulnerability. At the same time, they keep trying—starting new projects and daily art goals such as “Day 1/365… I told myself that I need to work on something every day.”—which aligns with the song’s underlying resilience beneath all the self-directed negativity.
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