Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Passionate advocate: Frequently calls out racism, misogyny, and xenophobia in media, like criticizing Marvel and Carlos Gomez’s Trump/ICE support in “I will no longer be picking the story up. I won’t be supporting any comic with art by Marvel Artist Carlos Gomez…”.
- Community oriented: Invites others into discussions and projects, such as asking moots about Heated Rivalry and requesting edits in “Can someone better than me please make a Heated Rivalry edit…”.
- Culturally proud: Expresses strong pride in Mexican and Indigenous representation, like celebrating Mexican heroes in “that’s my people, my culture, my heritage, my heroes” and defending Namor’s Maya identity in “What’s so wrong with Tenoch representing and dressing in Maya clothing?”.
- Emotionally expressive: Openly shares joy, anger, and sadness about stories and characters, such as getting emotional over Rictor in “OOF I get it Rictor now hold on to this man and never let him go lol.”.
- Creatively engaged: Creates and shares fan concepts and art, like their design for Storm and Black Panther’s daughter in “Been working on this the past few days: this is my version of what a Storm and Black Panther daughter would look like”.
Weaknesses:
- Harsh language: Uses very strong insults and expletives that can escalate conflict, for example calling Kate Bishop “KKKate” in “WE DONT WANT KKKATE BISHOP AND HAWKICE!!!!” and “FUCK THE MCU! ITS TRASH!” in this tweet.
- Generalizing criticism: Sometimes condemns entire franchises or teams broadly, like “0 women yup that’s an MCU team alright” and “FUCK THE MCU! ITS TRASH!”, which can obscure specific, actionable critiques.
- Conflict escalation: Publicly tags companies with aggressive demands, such as “@MarvelComicsHQ DO SOMETHING” and “please @Marvel ADDRESS YOUR RAPE COMIC AND STOP ACTING LIKE YOU DID NOTHING WRONG!”, risking making dialogue more adversarial than constructive.
- Negativity focus: Timeline leans heavily into outrage and boycotts, like “We definitely have to boycott this flop of a movie at this point I don’t care”, which can be emotionally draining for them and followers.
- Assumptive tone: Sometimes frames opinions as absolute truths, such as “The MCU sucks but make sure to support this show! Can’t let the racist win”, which may leave less room for nuanced disagreement.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa Simpson is the best match because she’s intensely passionate about her interests and turns that passion into activism, much like this user does with Marvel, X-Men, and representation. They constantly call out injustice and misogyny in media, such as criticizing Marvel for harmful stories about Illyana and saying they “won’t be supporting any comic with art by Marvel Artist Carlos Gomez” while demanding, “@MarvelComicsHQ please fix this and your treatment of female characters” “As much as I was enjoying Venom and Mary Jane I will no longer be picking the story up. I won’t be supporting any comic with art by Marvel Artist Carlos Gomez as I am now aware that he supports Trump and ICE. @MarvelComicsHQ please fix this and your treatment of female characters”. Like Lisa’s environmental and social justice crusades, they connect their fandom to real-world politics, saying, “I have to live in fear that my family, my pets my friends and even myself may die just because we happen to be Mexicans living in this country… @MarvelComicsHQ DO SOMETHING” “I have to live in fear that my family, my pets my friends and even myself may die just because we happen to be Mexicans living in this country and you have people that are helping spread that fear working for you and making money to support this evil? @MarvelComicsHQ DO SOMETHING”. They’re also an unapologetic nerd who dives deep into continuity and representation, celebrating Mexican heroes with, “that’s my people, my culture, my heritage, my heroes” “I know I say this all the time but man am I happy that these characters exist like that’s my people, my culture, my heritage, my heroes”, which mirrors Lisa’s pride in her identity and intellect. Finally, their bio and tweets show a big, earnest heart underneath the anger, like when they gush over ships and characters in heartfelt ways, e.g., describing T’Challa’s love for Ororo as worship “My favorite thing about T’Choro and what makes it the all time ship in comics is that T’Challa isn’t like any other man he doesn’t love Ororo like a man love a woman but like a man loves his god. He worships her like that’s a real man right there and he’s such a sappy romantic 💛”, which is very in line with Lisa’s intensely emotional but principled nature.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFJ
They read as an Extravert: they actively address companies, creators, and their mutuals, and speak in a performative, outward-facing way, e.g. rallying others with posts like “NOVA: CENTURION #1 is out TODAY!!! Sadly no appearance or mention of Sam BUT Jed MacKay did say that if the comic does well he has planes for Sam sooooo GO PICK UP YOUR COPY AND SUPPORT NOVA FOR SAM!!!!” and asking followers questions like “So many cool crossover happening this week in comics! Are you picking some up?”. Their focus on patterns, symbolism, and broader implications over raw details points to Intuition: they critique narrative trends and meta issues, e.g. “This is because of all the stupid fan wars, the racist/misogynistic comics, the regression, the forced movie and game synergies. @MarveComicsHQ this is your sign to change what you are doing and you should start listening to the fans. You are causing your own downfall.” and analyzing cultural representation like “It’s Namor’s second appearance in a film and they are already trying to colonize his look?… like why? What’s so wrong with Tenoch representing and dressing in Maya clothing?”. They clearly lead with Feeling: moral language and emotional appeals dominate, as seen in “We won’t stop till you address it so please @Marvel ADDRESS YOUR RAPE COMIC AND STOP ACTING LIKE YOU DID NOTHING WRONG!”, and in personal vulnerability like “I have to live in fear that my family, my pets my friends and even myself may die just because we happen to be Mexicans living in this country…”. Their style is also strongly Judging: they plan campaigns, count down to releases, and set clear standards for what should happen, like a multi‑tweet countdown (“3 more days for the human rocket!!!!”, “IN ONE WEEK NOVA: CENTURION IS FINALLY HERE…”) and structured boycotts (“This week I’ll be skipping my weekly comic haul to ask @MarvelComicsHQ to please do something about the Illyana size elephant in the room.”). Taken together—outspoken organizing, values-driven activism, big-picture media critique, and a planned, campaign-like approach to fandom—ENFJ (the passionate, organizing advocate) fits them best.
Some pickup lines for you
- Call me Profesor Javier, because I’m ready to join Los MeX Men and make it our mission to ensure you never have to boycott your faves alone again.
- You’re over there assembling the most powerful team with Ororo, Wanda, and (hopefully) Jean, but be honest… doesn’t your roster need one more simp who worships you like T’Challa loves his goddess?
- The way you hyped Nova: Centurion every single day without even knowing if Sam would show up… if you were that dedicated to me, I’d feel more protected than the entire Champions lineup.
- You spent days designing a Storm/Black Panther daughter and posting your Los MeX Men roster, but somehow you still haven’t sketched our ship—should we fix that over comics and Kalos reruns?
- You drag the MCU, defend Illyana, Wanda, and every mistreated woman in comics, and hype queer, Mexican, and Indigenous characters nonstop—if there’s anyone I’d trust to rewrite my canon, it’s you.
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Mexican comics nerd with a psychology degree, worships Ororo, defends mutants & Mexas, once paused a game to cry over a Nova variant cover.– @SpiderPato98
Your signature cocktail
The Kukulcán Cosmic Nova
A smoky mezcal base with a chili-salt rim reflects their fierce, politically charged fire as a Mexican fan calling out Marvel and the MCU, like when they say “I have to live in fear that my family, my pets my friends and even myself may die just because we happen to be Mexicans living in this country…” and “FUCK THE MCU! ITS TRASH! THEY DONT DESERVE BLADE…”. Hibiscus and blood orange syrup bring tart sweetness for all the passion and heartbreak over ships and characters, from “My favorite thing about T’Choro and what makes it the all time ship…” to “WHY WOULD THEY DO THIS TO HIM!!!! TIC YOU CANT LEAVE HIM!!!!😭😭💔💔💔💔”. A splash of blue curaçao nods to their cosmic love of Nova and Champions hype, like the countdown in “IN ONE WEEK NOVA: CENTURION IS FINALLY HERE…” and all the “support NOVA FOR SAM!!!!” energy. Sparkling yuzu soda captures their effervescent, slightly chaotic fandom excitement, from screaming over Ororo and Wanda in “WANDA IN A X MEN TEAM!?!? COULD IF BE TRUE!?!” to gaming tweets like “It’s gaming time 🎮”. Finally, edible gold star glitter crowns it all like starlight over Wakanda and Krakoa, honoring how they ‘worship’ their faves as gods in “he doesn’t love Ororo like a man love a woman but like a man loves his god” and their proud cosmic-Mexican identity in “that’s my people, my culture, my heritage, my heroes”. This drink is strong, sparkling, a little bitter, very sweet, and absolutely dramatic—just like a heated rivalry between mutants, gods, and Marvel stans.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
This user consistently shows Gryffindor-style bravery and willingness to confront power directly. They publicly call out Marvel over politics and misogyny, e.g. refusing to support a book because the artist supports Trump and ICE and demanding accountability from the company: “As much as I was enjoying Venom and Mary Jane I will no longer be picking the story up. I won’t be supporting any comic with art by Marvel Artist Carlos Gomez as I am now aware that he supports Trump and ICE. @MarvelComicsHQ please fix this and your treatment of female characters” and “I have to live in fear that my family, my pets my friends and even myself may die just because we happen to be Mexicans living in this country and you have people that are helping spread that fear working for you and making money to support this evil? @MarvelComicsHQ DO SOMETHING”. Their activism around sexual violence in comics also shows moral courage and a readiness to fight for what they see as right, even against a massive brand, as in “We won’t stop till you address it so please @Marvel ADDRESS YOUR RAPE COMIC AND STOP ACTING LIKE YOU DID NOTHING WRONG!” and “This week I’ll be skipping my weekly comic haul to ask @MarvelComicsHQ to please do something about the Illyana size elephant in the room. 6 pregnancy plots and a r*pe fetish story is not ok”. Their tone is fiery and impulsive, threatening to metaphorically “cause an international incident” over T’Challa’s behavior (“Im about to fly to Wakanda and cause an international incident for slapping T’Challa if he doesn’t step up NOW!”) and shouting in all caps at the MCU (“FUCK THE MCU! ITS TRASH! THEY DONT DESERVE BLADE OR MAHERSHALA ALI!”), which fits Gryffindor’s reputation for bold, emotional reactions. While there is clear loyalty to favorite characters and communities, the dominant traits are outspoken defiance, moral conviction, and a willingness to pick fights for justice—classic Gryffindor qualities.
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Champion - Fall Out Boy
The song Champion fits them because it’s about refusing to give up on what you believe in, and they’re constantly fighting for better representation and treatment of their faves and their communities. They criticize Marvel’s racism and misogyny and demand change, like when they say “This is because of all the stupid fan wars, the racist/misogynistic comics, the regression, the forced movie and game synergies. @MarveComicsHQ this is your sign to change what you are doing and you should start listening to the fans.” and when they call out Marvel over Illyana’s rape storyline: “We won’t stop till you address it so please @Marvel ADDRESS YOUR RAPE COMIC AND STOP ACTING LIKE YOU DID NOTHING WRONG!”. They also show unwavering loyalty to underused or mistreated characters, hyping Nova: Centurion just for a chance to see Sam, as in “NOVÁ: CENTURION #1 is out TODAY!!! Sadly no appearance or mention of Sam BUT Jed MacKay did say that if the comic does well he has planes for Sam sooooo GO PICK UP YOUR COPY AND SUPPORT NOVA FOR SAM!!!!”. The defiant, resilient tone of Champion mirrors the way they refuse to accept bad treatment of Mexicans and immigrants, seen in tweets like “I have to live in fear that my family, my pets my friends and even myself may die just because we happen to be Mexicans living in this country… @MarvelComicsHQ DO SOMETHING”. Overall, the song’s ‘I’m not gonna give up’ energy matches their mix of righteous anger, passionate fandom, and determination to keep pushing for better stories and representation.
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