SplatterToon909
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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Self-awareness: Bio says all views are personal; admits toxic traits in tweet about backstabbing
- Creative: Mentions having FL Studio plugins and shares SoundCloud link to original music
- Humorous: Uses sarcasm in tweets like "Nightcore ruined the internet" and "Bruh WTF?"
- Engaging: Asks for feedback, e.g., "Thinking about making an AD where I only post NSFW stuff. Should I?"
- Tech-savvy: Posts about platform bugs and experiments with services like Prophetweet and Bluesky
Weaknesses:
- Negativity: Multiple tweets start with "I hate …" (app, Christmas music, Bandcamp, cyclists)
- Inconsistent: Tweets jump across unrelated topics, from NFTs to furry drama to conspiracy theories
- Critical: Often demeans groups, e.g., "Arcanine furries biggest douchebags" and "Nightcore ruined the internet"
- Unprofessional: Uses profanity and informal language, e.g., "fuckton of anger issues" and "Bruh WTF?"
- Oversharing: Posts personal ages for milestones and sexual orientation publicly
Your Simpsons character
Comic Book Guy
Comic Book Guy's perpetual cynicism and disdain for popular trends mirrors SplatterToon's constant complaints about platforms and subcultures, such as "I hate this app sometimes" and "Nightcore ruined the internet since everything “core” has to do with aesthetics now." Like Comic Book Guy's self‑aware nerdiness, the user lists their own toxic traits—"I tend to backstab folks if the two have drama together…"—and laments mainstream media, saying "Everything wholesome gay G rated will not only stifles creativity but also normalizes slop like capeshit." The user’s obsession with niche music tools ("I got FL studios all plugins now") and meme culture also aligns with Comic Book Guy's love of geek culture. Both display a mix of sarcasm, self‑deprecation ("I’m a millennial all along maybe") and a critical eye on fandom drama, making Comic Book Guy the closest match.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTP
The user shows introverted tendencies, often posting personal complaints like "I hate this app sometimes. Anyone have issue following someone and it just reads “client error”?" rather than seeking social interaction. Their focus on abstract patterns and speculation, such as "Isn’t it funny how the vaporwave community once threw a hissy fit over “hardvapour” killing vaporwave when in reality, that sorta happened?" indicates an intuitive (N) orientation. They frequently make logical, critical judgments, e.g., "Arcanine furries tend to be the biggest douchebags in the fandom?" and reflect analytically on their own behavior. Their spontaneous, exploratory posts like "Thinking about making an AD where I only post NSFW stuff. Should I?" and "Should I get verified?" reveal a perceiving (P) preference. Together these traits point to an INTP type.
Some pickup lines for you
- I saw you finally got every FL Studio plugin—how about we drop a love track together and let my heart be the main synth?
- Your 'Blood for Rubber' on Soundcloud hit harder than a fursuit hug; want to collaborate on a remix where we both sing the chorus of 'Me & You'?
- If vaporwave’s hardvapour is the edgy cousin, consider me the glitch that makes you smile—let’s make a retro‑future date that’s straight out of a meme.
- Your latest DM glitch has me wondering: are you as hard to reach as a verified account? Let’s skip the bots and DM each other a coffee invite.
- I know Arcanine furries have a reputation, but I’m more like a retired popufur—soft, loyal, and ready to fetch your heart. Want to be my favorite fur?
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Your new Twitter bio
Furry artist & music producer in New England. Ex‑popufur, now sharing beats, sketches & memes. Got a DM error once because my avatar was a flaming squirrel.– @SplatterToon909
Your signature cocktail
Vaporwave Furry Neon
The drink’s neon blue hue nods to the vaporwave aesthetic the user loves, as they once complained, "I hate christmas music." The base of vodka represents the clean slate of trying Twitter again, echoing their tweet, "I hate this app sometimes. Anyone have issue following someone and it just reads “client error”?" The splash of Red Bull captures their millennial energy, mirrored in the tweet, "I'm a millennial all along maybe." A dash of black charcoal syrup adds an edgy, NSFW undertone, recalling their flirtation with “hardvapour” and the line, "Thinking about making an AD where I only post NSFW stuff. Should I?" Finally, the garnish of cotton candy evokes their “popufur” past, hinted at in their bio, "Retired 'popufur'."
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
Based on the user’s self‑described toxic traits, they admit to backstabbing people to burn bridges, look down on ignorant people, and show a clear ambition for a 666‑follower milestone. These traits align with the Slytherin values of ambition, cunning and resourcefulness. Their frequent manipulative commentary, e.g., "I tend to backstab folks if the two have drama together to have them burn their bridges forever" and "I have something planned for 666 followers," emphasizes a desire for personal gain and strategic behavior. While they occasionally display wit, the dominant pattern is self‑interest and scheming, which is characteristic of Slytherin rather than Gryffindor, Ravenclaw or Hufflepuff.
Your movie
Your song
Break Stuff - Limp Bizkit
Their timeline is filled with venting and outright frustration, from "I hate this app sometimes" to "I hate christmas music" and even "I hate cyclists so much it's unreal". In the "My toxic traits" tweet they admit "I have a fuckton of anger issues", which mirrors the angry catharsis of the chorus "It's just one of those days when you don't want to do anything but break stuff". The song's late-90s nu-metal vibe also aligns with their self-identified millennial status, as they note "I'm a millenial all along maybe". Moreover, the track's rebellious attitude fits their disdain for platform quirks, NFTs, and community drama that they regularly criticize. Overall, "Break Stuff" captures the blend of irritation, self-awareness, and a desire to vent that defines @SplatterToon909's online persona.
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