Teal Swan's Orgy Game - Personality Test

[LambdaDelta]

4 hours ago, Eskilon said:

Besides Umineko, the ones that I want to try in the future so far are: "The house of Fata Morgana", "Steins Gate", and maybe Fate lol. If you want to recommend some I'm open to it.

Haven't read any of these myself, but I hear they're all solid stories. Well, Fate has a couple anime adaptations that are great, I haven't bothered to go into the VN. From the same universe as Umineko, 07th Expansion, you have Higurashi which has pretty good and popular anime(s), but the VN has much more content. Umi occasionally references Higu very loosely, so having seen it improves the reading experience.
There's Ciconia too, but only the first part of 4 is currently out and the rest on indefinite hiatus, it is an awesome story, but sucks to be a fan right now. Also Dies irae is probably my second favorite. The Amantes Amentes version is what you want, and after that the IKaBey side story. And K3 which's like a sequel to those, it is slowly but surely being translated. Considered one of the most difficult Japanese works to adapt. Can also recommend G-senjou no Maou and Subarashiki Hibi. 
I'll check out Baccano, for some reason it gave me instant Kaiji/Akagi vibes, even though the plots are almost entirely unrelated. 

[Aaron p]

Adolf Hitler

Bob Marley

The terminator

Eric Adre

Muhammad (The OG one)

Sassy the sasquatch 

Gandalf 

Luke Skywalker

[Eskilon]

13 hours ago, LambdaDelta said:

Higurashi

I've heard about Higurashi, but at the time people talked about gore/horror vibes from it, not really my thing really if it is that.

 

13 hours ago, LambdaDelta said:

There's Ciconia too, but only the first part of 4 is currently out and the rest on indefinite hiatus, it is an awesome story, but sucks to be a fan right now. Also Dies irae is probably my second favorite. The Amantes Amentes version is what you want, and after that the IKaBey side story. And K3 which's like a sequel to those, it is slowly but surely being translated. Considered one of the most difficult Japanese works to adapt. Can also recommend G-senjou no Maou and Subarashiki Hibi. 

I'll will add those to my already huge list

 

13 hours ago, LambdaDelta said:

or some reason it gave me instant Kaiji/Akagi vibes

Haha, yeah it's different from those, but I get why one could get those vibes from watching the op or something.

[Schizophonia]

Pour donner des exemples réels, célèbres et plus ou moins contemporains : 

-Léo Gura

-Victor Hugo

-Franck Lopvet.

-Jacques Lacan.

-Theodore Roosevelt.

-Theodore Kaczynski  

-Serge Gainsbourg. 

-Thierry Marx

Edited Sunday at 06:51 PM by Schizophonia

[Tristan12]

- Rumi (his connection and obsession with existential love and God, his emotional depth, his love for music)

- Romeo from Romeo and Juliet (Romeo as an archetype - someone who would do anything for love)

- Dash from the incredibles (as a symbol for passion, intensity and freedom)

- Margot Robbie (using her as a symbol for physical beauty - I have an obsession with aesthetics and physical beauty)

- Osho (his insightfulness and deep thinking abilities)

- Jon Snow from Game of thrones (strong leadership abilities, strong morals, courageous)

- The Hound from Game of thrones (rebellious, lone wolf, marches to the beat of his own drum. Very skilled at what he does (fighting in his case). He can be grouchy and miserable at times, which I don't relate to as much, but he also cares a lot for people. I also have a similar sense of humour to him)

- Jay from the inbetweeners (his sense of humour and also the horniness)

 

The orgy would take place in heaven/paradise, in the most physically beautiful setting possible, such as a luxurious modern mansion on a beach in the Maldives, and the sex is extremely horny, erotic, filthy, passionate, with orgasms that can be had over and over without end, with no limit in their intensity, an extreme ecstasy that goes on forever.

I chose this setting based on what feels most authentic to my heart and the core of my being, which is an extreme desire for love, passion, unity, beauty, ecstasy.

[gambler]

-Biblical Moses
-Anakin Skywalker
-Hitler (big ups to @Aaron p for influencing me to realize this)
-Hinata Hyuga
-Kid Gohan
-Female SJW (ironically I’m not pro LGBT, biblical Moses genes too strong)
-Resurrected Kikyo from Inuyasha
-Jordan Peterson

Conception happened in the desert underneath an Arabian tent. 
 

Honestly I feel like there should be more females in my list (I’m not that masculine at all) but I just don’t know much female characters to draw from. 

Edited Monday at 07:27 PM by gambler

[martins name]

Jordan Peterson 
Louis CK
Luna from Harry Potter
Jirou from A Wind Rises
Hayao Mizazaki
Stirgill Simpson:

Elon Musk (I hope he dies)
Chuck Rhoads from billions

I would put Leo on the list, but he doesn't represent a part of me. Instead, we are so similar that we are like half brothers.

@Leo Gura I'm so curious what your list would be.

[LambdaDelta]

20 hours ago, Eskilon said:

I've heard about Higurashi, but at the time people talked about gore/horror vibes from it, not really my thing really if it is that.

It is that, but also much more. Without spoiling, the more meta stuff in Higu will offer a better understanding of the same phenomena in Umi. The real horror of Higu is psychological/existential, the gore is like a sideshow. It's no surprise you got this impression, Higu is basically 07th Expansion's most popular work by a mile, while Umi and Ciconia are much more obscure but also better written. And Higu is so popular precisely because it appealed to your classical weeb stereotype of crazy anime girls slaughtering people. Still, that's only a surface level view of the work. 

[Aaron p]

9 hours ago, gambler said:

-Biblical Moses
-Anakin Skywalker
-Hitler (big ups to @Aaron p for influencing me to realize this)
-Hinata Hyuga
-Kid Gohan
-Female SJW (ironically I’m not pro LGBT, biblical Moses genes too strong)
-Reincarnated Kikyo from Inuyasha
-Jordan Peterson

Conception happened in the desert underneath an Arabian tent. 
 

Honestly I feel like there should be more females in my list (I’m not that masculine at all) but I just don’t know much female characters to draw from. 

Hitler was super cool. Very good example of power. Just a pity he was so corrupt, he could have taken over the world with love instead if he was more spiritually developed

[Max_V]

@Aaron p eh..

[gambler]

2 hours ago, Aaron p said:

Hitler was super cool. Very good example of power. Just a pity he was so corrupt, he could have taken over the world with love instead if he was more spiritually developed

I see, that's why you listed him. Personally, I didn't list him because he has ambition or charismatic.

[Eskilon]

7 hours ago, LambdaDelta said:

On 13/04/2025 at 3:06 PM, Eskilon said:

I've heard about Higurashi, but at the time people talked about gore/horror vibes from it, not really my thing really if it is that.

It is that, but also much more. Without spoiling, the more meta stuff in Higu will offer a better understanding of the same phenomena in Umi. The real horror of Higu is psychological/existential, the gore is like a sideshow. It's no surprise you got this impression, Higu is basically 07th Expansion's most popular work by a mile, while Umi and Ciconia are much more obscure but also better written. And Higu is so popular precisely because it appealed to your classical weeb stereotype of crazy anime girls slaughtering people. Still, that's only a surface level view of the work. 

I see.