Well, hello there, Andrei Jiroh here! I have compiled some (frequently asked) questions about my multi-fandom activities.

What’s the lore behind the name “multifandom hellscapes” / username @mfhellscapes?

tl;dr: It’s a plateau of the words “multifandom” + “hellscapes”

As I ramp up my multifandom activities since 2023, I decided to officially set up a fresh account on Twitter/X dedicated to all sorts of fandom-related activities, not only to tame my home feed and who I follow, but also to separate fandom chaos from the regular. I could initially pull “multifandom multiverse of madness” as the official screen name, but it is too long to use, and possibly I might get beef with Marvel’s lawyers for IP (intellectual property) reasons.

Why are you mentioning [insert creator name here]'s real name inside the parentheses?

Firstly, to help me disambiguate them when they have similar names (either their legal/chosen or creator/producer name). And second, for lore documentation purposes. Beneath these are the following during a Google Gemini chat session for advice regarding this particular question:

• My interest in understanding history deeply and the real-life horrors of historical revisionism as a censorship tool, as shown throughout Philippine history and internet censorship news in other countries. Alongside that
• The influence of Facebook’s real name policy has to be blamed for this. (for those no longer using Facebook, the only reason why I am stuck using it is the Philippines)

I know that this might worry some regarding the privacy implications of this, especially on the side of deadnaming queer creators, so in cases like these (alongside when I could not confirm or deny if their real name is them without causing search engines to be confused), I err on the side of caution and leave it. Another is that their real name (including former names for those who transitioned) is out in the wild, but they chose not to officially disclose it

Are you…

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This section was adapted from a section of the draft blog post Sidenote: Are you a furry (and autistic)? for Halloween 2025.

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Neurodivergent/Disabled? Yes, it's been mentioned for some time here and throughout my socials as I repost/boost content about disability, still masking in real life occasionally at the expense of mental health as usual (cue the suicide risk if not the autistic burnout risk (as seen in numerous studies) if you ask what's the chance of me "being hit by a bus" as we say it in the open-source maintainer/developer circles). If you ask me how many times I wished I could just go back to the disability closet for my safety (like what's happening to queer people in America right now) at the expense of my mental health, it's complicated.

A furry? Not necessarily at the level that I have at least a fursona (still brainstorming what my self-insert OC will be like for years first before diving into what animal I am for the fandom) or even afford to get a full-body fursuit (or at least the head/mask and the paws), but at the same time, not a furry in the closet (you might remember about TheOdds1Out situation, right?). But in a nutshell, yes.

Gay/Bi/Queer? Technically, no, but also not technically straight. If you see my profile at BARQ! (for some furries, it is the furry equivalent of Grindr), my sexual orientation is currently at questioning level. (Although I may not beating the gay allegations

Any honest opinions about Generative AI and how you use it?

While I do surely use generative AI apps like Google Gemini and GitHub Copilot, it is more of an assistant/researcher role rather than being my second brain without my voice and ideas or vibe coding maxxing from hell. I mean, soullessly making art and music from the wide Internet without compensating creators for being included during machine learning and fine-tuning processes, aka “legalized piracy”. (Disclaimer, IANAL.)

Although I may be guilty of following AI artists at

My question is not answered here. Could you mind answer mine?