Maneater Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Maneater? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Maneater from Demons Souls and what is the personality traits.
ENTP (8w7)
Maneater personality type is ENTP, the most common type in the world. The word “maneater” is also commonly used to describe lions, but in this case it refers to women, not lions. That’s because people with the Maneater personality type are usually more interested in sex than in friendship.
The Maneater is extroverted, fairly intelligent, and good at understanding what motivates others. The main problem for this type is that they have a hard time making friends. The Maneater is also a very sexual person who prefers intimacy to just being around people. In general, they have a hard time letting go of their social connections.
Because the Maneater is so focused on sex and intimacy, they have a hard time getting along with people who have a lot of emotional investment. The Maneater also tends to have a hard time letting go of a friendship once it has ended. They can repeatedly re-enter a friendship without actually getting along with the other party, thus frustrating those people who are trying to be supportive. The only way to end a friendship for the Maneater is to cut off all contact with that person, which can trigger a host of feelings.
The Maneater is a boss in Demon's Souls. Twin demons who reside high above the Fool's Idol Archstone. They are chimera-like beasts in appearance, with the body of a beast, bat wings, a serpent in place of a tail, and a vaguely human head with luminous green eyes. Based upon speculation, they are products of the Old Monk's experiments on prisoners of Latria, as he attempted to create demons of his own. The Maneaters can scream sonic projectiles and are adept in melee combat. The serpent affixed to a Maneater's back can spew magic as a ranged attack, and at times, it will bite into the Maneater hosting it, thus imbuing the monster with magic energy. The Serpent will act independently from the rest of the body.
