Postman (Twilight Princess) Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Postman (Twilight Princess)? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Postman (Twilight Princess) from The Legend Of Zelda and what is the personality traits.
ESFJ (XwX)
Postman (Twilight Princess) personality type is ESFJ, or Extraversion, Sensing, Feeling, Judger.
The Postman is the postal delivery person of the game. He is very upbeat, always smiling, and loves to joke. He seems to be a kind person, although he is also very rude sometimes, which he is unaware of. He can be seen playing his bagpipes, but this is merely a formality, since he is actually very good at playing them. If Link does not pay for the letter, the Postman will throw it away.
The Postman also appears in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. His appearance is the same as in A Link to the Past. Although he is the same character, his personality is more of a reflection of his personality in A Link to the Past. He is more of an overconfident one here.
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The Postman is shown to own many magical items that can assist Link in his journey.
The Postman is a recurring character in The Legend of Zelda series. He is responsible for Mail Delivery and usually works out of a Post Office. In Twilight Princess, the Postman delivers letters to Link directly, provided he is in Hyrule Field, without the aid of Postboxes. He is much more comically depicted in this game than in earlier games. He breathes very oddly when running and hums several bars of a victory song after he finishes delivering a letter. However, like all Postmen, he still takes his job very seriously. The Postman is able to recognize Link while he is in wolf form. When not delivering mail, the Postman can be seen in various places around Hyrule. He can be found in Ordon Ranch feeding an illegible letter to the Goats, and in Zora's Domain behind the throne trying to identify who "Mr. Zora" is. He is also seen in Telma's Bar deciding what to order, and in the Elde Inn drying off a letter he dropped in the Hot Spring.
