Gonard Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Gonard? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Gonard from Kappa Mikey and what is the personality traits.
ENFP (7w6)
Gonard personality type is ENFP, which means they are follows a moral compass and they will do anything to keep the people they care about safe. The ENFP is one of the most caring and empathetic people you will ever meet. They want to prevent harm to others and they want to make the world a better place.
The ENFP is likely to become a parent at some point in their life and they will want to give their child the best life possible. They will want to teach them how to deal with all kinds of situations and they will do everything in their power to make sure they grow up in a safe environment.
Being the parent of an ENFP is not always easy. They can be overly emotional and can be overly sensitive when it comes to anything that might affect their child’s emotional well-being. They might make you feel like you are not doing enough or they might make you feel like you are not doing enough to protect your child.
The ENFP will also want to protect their child from any type of danger and they will want to teach them how to deal with risk and how to be safe.
He is innocent, a bit insecure, and often has an illogical way of thinking.
While Gonard is very dumb (for instance, "Mikey's not from Cleveland, Mikey's from America!"), he is not really stupid either as he often has brief random moments of intelligence as well as more common sense and awareness of the consequences than Mikey as he is more willing to listen to Ozu like the rest of his castmates and prefers to stay out of trouble rather causing it. Such as, in the episode for the Secret Level, he answers on. Though it may not be canonical, Gonard is revealed to be royalty in "Mikey's Memoirs", where he has an aristocratic third cousin named Grewnard. He is related to his grandfather, Gonard W. Japan. He was not interested in taking the position of prince, and was coincidentally thrown out of the palace once he was accused of attracting impolite strangers.
