Skull Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Skull? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Skull from Lockwood & Co and what is the personality traits.
ENTP (7w8)
Skull personality type is ENTP, or “The Networker”.
The Networker is an expert at getting along with people and getting things done, and is able to use his or her skills to make a positive impact in the world. They are often described as extremely energetic and talkative, and they tend to be very good at bringing people together to achieve a goal.
The ENTP personality type has a lot of strengths, but this personality type doesn’t always understand the value of “being quiet” or expressing themselves in a more quiet, thoughtful way.
In addition, the ENTP personality type may have a hard time “letting go” of their thoughts and ideas too quickly, which can cause them to sometimes miss out on opportunities that could have been a lot more fruitful in the long run.
An ENTP personality type that isn’t being able to focus on being productive in a more silent way may also have a hard time being able to focus enough on their own personal growth and development.
ENTP personality types tend to be very focused on their personal growth and improvement, and often have a hard time keeping themselves from getting distracted by other people, ideas, or thoughts.
After being fished out of the sewers by the Fittes Agency, stolen from the Fittes Agency by George Cubbins, the skull came into the possession of the Lockwood & Co. agency. There, it underwent torturous experiments at the hands of Cubbins before revealing itself by talking to Lucy Carlyle. The skull was perverse and sarcastic, often delighting in its attempts to create conflict between the members of Lockwood & Co. It also possessed a violent nature, having no problems with casually suggesting murder as a solution to problems. Despite this, the skull could be helpful, and sometimes provided valuable insights and advice that made the difference in cases for Lockwood and Co.
