Erika Vu MBTI Personality Type
Personality
What personality type is Erika Vu? Erika Vu is an ESFP personality type in MBTI, 3w4 - so/sx - 368 in Enneagram, SLUEN in Big 5, in Socionics.
I’m gonna go for a controversial typing for Erika. She’s an Esfp 6w7 who disintegrates to a 3. So many people are forgetting Erika just went through something traumatic and as a result will act unusual. I agree on the ESFP typing as both Erika and Gia were shy extroverts who wanted come out of their shells at the beginning. The 6w7 since I think Erika is a so/sx who seems to oscillate from conterphobic to phobic can explain why Erika seems more introverted than most ESFPs. Erika dies and then becomes a ghost. At first, Erika reels into more 6 tendencies where she becomes overly anxious and asks Gia to support and guide her. Erika then decides to ascend by experiencing high school. This is when the 3 disintegration starts. Erika wants to become popular and rule the school as a way to cope with all the ambitions she will never get to do. She also gets obsessed with her appearance and status like 6s who disintegrate to a 3. If Erika was a true 3, she would disintegrate to a 9 and lose interest in her ambitions. As for Erika’s mbti type under stress, how she is under stress is another reason why I type her Esfp. An Isfp would lean on Ni and fear for the future and think about what is important. Instead I saw Erika lean into Te, as wanting to rule the school sounds very te and even actively ignore Ni. At the end of the the show, Erika realizes she’s become obsessed with popularity and a big jerk. I’m going to keep this secret mostly spoiler free. Erika returns to her natural 6 state. She’s no longer is focused on popularity and realizes she needs to think about others (especially Gia). Erika goes back to how she was at the beginning of the show except I also think Erika developes her 7 wing as well and her sx, so she’s more counterphobic than before. Erika learns what she needed about life to not focus on superficial stuff, but the things that really matter.
