Jonny 2x4 MBTI Personality Type
Personality
What personality type is Jonny 2x4? Jonny 2x4 is an ENFP personality type in MBTI, 7w6 - sx/sp - 459 in Enneagram, RLUEI in Big 5, ILE in Socionics.
stereotypical ENFP. I dont see a problem here (seeing all these debates about enneagrams, socionics, tritypes and BIG 5). I mean why ILI, why 5 fix on enneagram, why RLUEI. I even saw INTP in his votes. He is intuitive, has wild imagination, he is a feeling type, and he is social. So i dont see him any other type but ENFP. Ofc enneagram 7w6 ( he is extraverted, quick witted, exploring for opportunities over here and and there), and yeah socionics IEE. I can cope with ILE (even though i dont see any reasoning or even effort to think at all), but ILI? Do you know what ILI stands for? (I can understand it for Mr White, or Ayanokoji, they are silent killers and manipulators or even about L in death note) All of them are highly analytical, obseravnt and above all they think before they talk... People maybe vote him for that because he just experiencing something completely out of reality. He is like a schizophrenic, seeing a wood talking to him, so thats why they think that he has to be NI dominant in his socionics. I think that this is the only logical explanation. But even that why ILi over IEI and ILE over IEE. I dont see him use his head at all. On the contrary i see him being very open emotionally, all the time. He tries to communicated with people using his emotions .
Biography
Perhaps the most important thing about Jonny is his large imagination. The defining trait in regards to this, and in regards to him as a character, is his attraction to his best friend, a piece of wood with crayon-drawn eyes and smile named Plank. In "Dear Ed," Edd describes Jonny's need to communicate with objects such as Plank to be "quite normal." He also states that it might be "stemming from a lack of self-confidence, or social phobias." This would imply that Jonny uses objects such as Plank as a means to make up for his lack of appropriate social skills, which seems to make sense since as on many occasions, most notably in "Shoo Ed," Jonny is portrayed as an annoyance. Jonny is a free-spirited person as he does whatever he wants to do and usually enjoys it all the while. He gives little regard to what others think of him and Plank, and seems to exist in his own world half the time.
