I’m glad people have swung you around to a jumpier bike.
The 456/Blue Pig are all-day XC bikes able to handle techy stuff.
They aren’t jumpy play bikes (not that it means you couldn’t).
Best thing to do is look at the culture of the companies and see for yourself if they match your desires. The types of videos they release, the style of riders the owners are, etc.
The Blender looks good, as would similar bikes from more jumpy companies like NS Bikes, DMR, Transition, Stanton, Curtis, etc.
It’s a sector of the market which has seen huge growth over the last few years and there are loads of options.
Buy a copy of Dirt magazine and see who all the advertisers are and have a good read around.
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I smell troll too, but I’m sure there are others reading this thread who would appreciate all the discussion.