Fan style
HBPD
Group Home Archivist · Analytical Complete Keeper
You organize the group’s information and relationships at your own pace. You understand the whole set, collect it quietly, and build a complete private world.
6 AXES
Six fan-life tendencies
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Rate among answer combinations
Theoretical rate
0.017%
Rarity
Very rare
Out of all 16,777,216 equally likely answer combinations, 2,832 produce this type. This is not a statistic about real users or the population.
Eight fan-life tendencies from your answers
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The eight values are calculated from completed answers. They are never invented from a type code alone.
Compatibility from six-axis distance
No personal compatibility is shown
After the test, the two closest other types are calculated from your six axis positions. No fixed score or array offset is used.
Compatibility is an entertainment comparison of fan styles, not a prediction of relationship success.
How calculations work
Each axis maps the theoretical minimum to 0 and maximum to 100, then places your answers within that range.
Rarity uses the fixed distribution of 16,777,216 combinations. The eight values combine axis strengths, and compatibility subtracts average six-axis distance from 100.
The fan style of Group Home Archivist · Analytical Complete Keeper
You collect official updates and interactions broadly, then connect them into a clear long-running story. Order, accurate records, and the satisfaction of a finished shelf matter more than public recognition.
HBPD combines group home archivist with analytical complete keeper, creating a distinct balance of pace, focus, judgment, investment, and expression.
Strengths of this type
- You can sort many schedules and sources into a useful overview.
- You can maintain careful collections and records over time.
- You can combine group home archivist with analytical complete keeper when the situation calls for both.
What to watch for
- Trying to follow everything can turn organizing into a burden.
- One missing piece can feel larger when completion is the goal.
- The pull between group home archivist and analytical complete keeper can make it harder to notice your current limits.
Fan-life tips
- Choose a few essential sources and leave the rest for spacious days.
- Define what “complete” means for you and release impossible gaps.
- Name your priority for this fan activity before choosing how much time, money, and expression to give it.
Does this sound familiar?
- 1Official schedules make you want a personal master list.
- 2One comment reminds you of an older interaction between members.
- 3Your folders follow a naming and sorting system.
- 4You revisit a completed set quietly again and again.
- 5You recognise both the group home archivist and analytical complete keeper sides of yourself.