Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Passionate Advocate: Frequently defends games he loves and pushes for change in the Sonic community, e.g. calling Superstars a masterpiece and urging fans to keep talking until things improve: “I’ve noticed Sonictwt gets upset when the same topics keep being brought back up… Imma keep talking abt shit until it’s changed”.
- Constructive Creator: Actively seeks criticism to improve his project and shares progress transparently: “be BRUTALLY honest… Least favorite part(s) about Sonic Daybreak? Criticism is more appreciated than compliments” and “all of the level design for demo 2 is done”.
- Analytical Thinker: Makes detailed design/character arguments instead of vague takes, such as dissecting Sonic’s static character nature and homing attack issues: “if you give Sonic ‘character development’, you’ve missed the point of the character” and “The Homing Attack Problem”.
- Hardworking Ambitious: Sets concrete output and growth goals and pushes through long sessions, e.g. “said fuck it and finished my Superstars video in 1 day” and “I WILL be hitting 10K subs this year IMMA MAKE IT HAPPEN”.
- Community Engaged: Interacts with fans, patrons, and the wider Sonic space through shoutouts, questions, and early releases: “Shoutout to Michael4Numbers”, “New video out early for Patrons!!”, and “What’s a Sonic topic yall would like to see me cover”.
Weaknesses:
- Harsh Communication: Often frames disagreement in combative terms that can alienate others, e.g. “Certain Sonic fans legitimately just want to hold forward and do nothing for an entire game wow” and “you guys are so incapable of thinking for yourselves it’s not even funny”.
- Polarizing Judgmental: Tends to invalidate opposing preferences by questioning others’ fandom or intelligence, such as “if you think like this then you don’t like Sonic… You want another character entirely at that point” and “Genuinely if you think like this then you don’t like Sonic”.
- Emotionally Volatile: Shifts quickly into intense frustration or despair, which can undermine his arguments, e.g. “THEYRE GOING TO GIVE MY CAT SECOND HAND SMOKE!!!… FUCK THE WORLD” and “Genuinely never seen a tweet set a community so far back than this”.
- Public Confrontation: Frequently quote-tweets others to call them out, which can escalate drama and reduce private dialogue, as seen in threads like “RECORD TIME MISSING THE POINT SPEEDRUN” and “8k likes on ai slop of a horrible R2 recreation”.
- Overgeneralizing Critic: Makes broad claims about large groups (e.g. ‘Sonic fans’ or ‘certain group of fans’) that flatten nuance, like “you people are annoying” and “A certain group of Sonic fans LOVE responding to criticism… And then never explain how the criticism is wrong”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
They most closely resemble Lisa Simpson: opinionated, analytical, and constantly pushing for what they see as the "right" standards in their niche. Like Lisa ranting about sax solos or environmental policy, they repeatedly dive deep into their special interest (Sonic) and demand higher quality and consistency, e.g. “I’ve noticed Sonictwt gets upset when the same topics keep being brought back up… Imma keep talking abt shit until it’s changed” and “You all need to be more political Stand for something and stand on business Being a centrist gets you nowhere”. They’re intensely critical but from a place of passion and principles, as shown by threads like “My video on why I don't like Frontiers is out now” and “I’ve kind of been realizing more and more over time Ian Flynn just does not write a good Sonic”. Like Lisa practicing sax or school projects obsessively, they grind on their craft and channel their convictions into work, seen in posts like “all of the level design for demo 2 is done” and “I WILL be hitting 10K subs this year IMMA MAKE IT HAPPEN”.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENTJ
They read as an Extravert: they constantly engage their audience, solicit feedback, and thrive on public interaction and discourse, e.g. asking for criticism on their project in “Alright I’m curious, be BRUTALLY honest (but don’t be a dick obviously) Least favorite part(s) about Sonic Daybreak?” and setting public sub goals like “I WILL be hitting 10K subs this year IMMA MAKE IT HAPPEN”. Their focus on design philosophy, themes, and big-picture patterns in Sonic games points to Intuition: they repeatedly discuss abstract principles such as Sonic’s core character and visual identity, e.g. “People will sit here and tell you that it’s unreasonable to get upset at a core theme of the character being lost” and “I really hope Sonic Team tries to experiment with bringing surrealism back to the forefront of Sonic’s visual identity.”. Their tone is highly analytical and critical, favoring Thinking: they challenge others’ reasoning and argue from logical consistency rather than harmony, seen in tweets like “Genuinely if you think like this then you don’t like Sonic I’m sorry but you just don’t. You want another character entirely at that point” and “Not a single person has been able to properly articulate how Superstars levels are bad btw”. They also demonstrate strong Judging traits: they plan content, set explicit goals, and speak in decisive terms about what should change, e.g. “new video this saturday”, “said fuck it and finished my Superstars video in 1 day”, and the directive “You all need to be more political Stand for something and stand on business”. Overall, their mix of outward energy, abstract design focus, argumentative logic, and goal-driven structure best matches ENTJ.
Some pickup lines for you
- You keep saying Sonic 1 is ‘REALLY fucking good’ and Superstars is ‘immaculate’… but have you considered reranking your tier list after a run of “ZachTheInsomniac x Me Any%”? I promise the level design has multiple routes.
- You’re over here talking about ditching boost for momentum in Frontiers 2, but every time I see your Sonic Daybreak screenshots I go from standing still to full boost the second you post. That’s the real Adderall vs. Melatonin speedrun.
- You said Sonic is a static character with no arcs, but I kind of want you to break that rule and give *me* a character arc: Act 1 – random viewer, Act 2 – Daybreak playtester, Act 3 – person you thank at 10k subs.
- You put a billion 2D sections in Sonic Daybreak demo 2; if we ever go out, I’ll let you handle the route planning since you clearly know how to make every path more engaging and rewarding than Mania.
- You told Sonictwt to ‘be more political’ and ‘stand on business’—so here’s my platform: Sonic Superstars is peak, your cat deserves zero secondhand smoke, and you should give me a shot at being your favorite bi-level-designer enjoyer.
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Sonic Daybreak co-lead & level design addict. Turning insomnia, hot takes, and too much Superstars into videos until I finally hit 10k subs.– @ZachInsomnia
Your signature cocktail
Superstars Insomnia Rush
Overproof spiced rum brings the intense, locked‑in grind of taking the wrong meds and still deciding “The adderall beat the melatonin in a 2 1 lead meaning WE’RE LOCKED THE FUCK IN” link. Electric blue curaçao captures their obsession with bold Sonic aesthetics and surreal color palettes, like when they beg for surrealism back in Sonic’s visual identity “I really hope Sonic Team tries to experiment with bringing surrealism back to the forefront of Sonic’s visual identity.”. Cold brew coffee concentrate represents the late‑night YouTuber grind and insomnia vibe powering videos like “said fuck it and finished my Superstars video in 1 day”. Blood orange syrup adds a sharp, slightly bitter sweetness that matches their hot‑take honesty about Sonic games, from “My video on why I don't like Frontiers is out now” to defending Superstars as a masterpiece “My video on why I think Superstars is a masterpiece is out now”. Finally, fizzy yuzu soda tops it off with an experimental, zippy sparkle, echoing their momentum‑focused, high‑expression level design in Sonic Daybreak “I’m putting 1 billion 2D sections in Sonic Daybreak demo 2” and their constant drive to push Sonic’s gameplay forward “Ditch the boost and give me momentum with islands that accommodate it and Frontiers 2 will be peak”.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
Zach shows clear ambition and drive, repeatedly setting concrete growth goals and treating YouTube as a serious climb: he declares “I WILL be hitting 10K subs this year IMMA MAKE IT HAPPEN” and a “Short term goal: my ass will be hitting 7k subs by the end of the month” in another tweet. He demonstrates a strategic, almost campaign-like mindset about influence in the Sonic community, saying “You all need to be more political Stand for something and stand on business Being a centrist gets you nowhere”, which aligns with Slytherin’s focus on power, positioning, and decisiveness. His willingness to keep pushing contentious opinions despite backlash—such as insisting that Superstars is better designed than Mania (“Again, Mania is still good but Superstars has better levels…”) and going against fandom orthodoxy on Sonic 1 and Sonic 2 (“Guys I have scary news… Sonic 1 is REALLY fucking good Oh god”)—shows a thick-skinned, results-focused temperament over a desire to be liked. He also treats criticism and controversy as tools rather than threats, openly soliciting harsh feedback on his own project—“be BRUTALLY honest… Criticism is more appreciated than compliments”—because it will sharpen the game and, by extension, his status. While he has some Ravenclaw traits (analytical breakdowns of level design and the “Homing Attack Problem”), the dominant throughline is calculated ambition, influence-seeking, and an unapologetic pursuit of his own vision—classic Slytherin.
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Welcome to the Black Parade - My Chemical Romance
A fitting song for @ZachInsomnia is “Welcome to the Black Parade” because it mixes passion, drama, and a sense of mission—very similar to how they treat Sonic and game design. They’re constantly fighting for what they believe Sonic should be, saying things like “You all need to be more political Stand for something and stand on business Being a centrist gets you nowhere”, which echoes the song’s themes of conviction and not backing down. Their drive to improve Sonic and their own project shows up in tweets like “I WILL be hitting 10K subs this year IMMA MAKE IT HAPPEN” and “all of the level design for demo 2 is done”, matching the song’s relentless, against-the-odds determination. They also frame themselves and their community as underdogs pushing against bad takes and complacency, for example “I’ve noticed Sonictwt gets upset when the same topics keep being brought back up… Imma keep talking abt shit until it’s changed”. The mix of emotional intensity, stubborn idealism, and a bit of theatrical flair lines up well with the anthem-like, rallying energy of Welcome to the Black Parade.
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