Fairy Type MBTI Personality Type
Personality
What personality type is Fairy Type? Fairy Type is an INFP personality type in MBTI, 9w1 - sp/sx - 926 in Enneagram, SCUAI in Big 5, IEI in Socionics.
INFPs seems fitting. They are very gentle, peaceful and kind, but also often quite naive about the world. (Fi) Most fairy Pokemons have kind of a dreamy, delicate appearance, which results from their thoughtful and detached nature. (Ne) They are very true to their feelings and emotional, but also quite idealistic and sensitive. (Fi) They are more defensive than aggressive and have many imaginative attack options. (Ne) Furthermore they have kind of a michivous side to them to, which would be unlikely for an ENFJ in my opinion, since they are so focused on harmony.
Biography
The newest type, introduced in Pokémon X and Y. Introduced to combat the growing power of the Dragon-type and to boost the offensively-weak Poison- and Steel-types, Fairy-type Pokémon represent practically every culture's interpretation of fairies (whether it's the cute, harmless, benevolent sprites or the more mischievous, often meaner tricksters). Sprites, cute critters, and mystical otherworldly beings often represent the type. Despite their adorable appearances, they're effective against the more "hardcore" Pokémon. Fairy is a highly effective type, both offensively and defensively. It resists Dark, Fighting, and Bug and is immune to Dragon, and is only weak to Steel and Poison. Offensively it's just as good, hitting Fighting-, Dragon-, and Dark-Types super-effectively while being resisted by Poison, Steel, and Fire. The things holding them back are their relative scarcity, lack of heavy hitters compared to other types, lack of physical moves and the fact that they are commonly slow and can't take physical hits very well. In the Trading Card Game, Fairy-type Pokémon are currently part of the Psychic energy type. However, in sets starting with XY and prior to Sword & Shield, they were their own type.
