Also i hardly ever use the palette analyzer or dithering test things, they seem interesting and could help with palette making now that i remember their existence 

OMG Actually thank you soooo much!!! The 2 comments don't bother me at all im just so glad to get any advice and you wrote so much! You even looked at my channel (i hardly post on) but just thank you! When i have time ill edit the palette into something like what you said

First idea: I think you could swap one or more of the colors with a grey. One color you could do this with is 0015ff, as 5500ff is similar in apearance and works better as a darker 0080ff in a color ramp. Another posibility is 00fffe, which seems very situational judging from the censor palette analyzer. Either way 0015ff and 00fffe could use some adjusting.
Second idea: There is a higher contrast between 0d090a and the palette's next darkest colors when compared to the contrast between the lighter colors. I think this could be changed by rebalancing all the ramps or making the color more of an off-black, like an even darker purple for example.
Side note: One thing I saw from your YT channel and palette example submissions is that you tend to draw in smaller scales and use very gradual dithering to acheive gentle gradients between two colors. I recommend that if you do happen to make any adjustments, it would be beneficial to test your palette by making multiple drawings in larger sizes while relying less on dithering. This should give you valuable insight on the colors of the palette, like if certain colors fit well as highlights or shadows for other colors. If you find out that isn't the case, adjust the colors themselves instead of adding more.
This is where my ability to give insights ends unfortunately, as I have never made a palette consiting of more than one color ramp. If you need more, join the Lospec Discord.

Congratulations on a first! I have a few ideas for some potential improvements, would you like for me to share?