Sox Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Sox? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Sox from My Singing Monsters and what is the personality traits.
ISFP (6w5)
Sox personality type is ISFP, and the ISTJ personality type is ISTJ, while the ISTP personality type is ISTP, and so on.
In addition to their Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, ISTJs are also usually strong communicators. They are usually good at delivering information and facts, and will use this to build rapport and trust with people, who will often see them as an authority, especially in their field. ISTJs are also usually very practical, and will use their deep understanding of the details of a situation to remain calm and focused, no matter what is going on around them.
Because they tend to be focused on the details, ISTJs can also be focused on details when they are working on a project. They are very good at keeping track of what they need to do and what they have done, and they will often be very good at working through the messiest parts of a project, like when things start to fail. Since they can keep track of all the facts and details, they can usually see the big picture as well, and will stay on top of things until everything is done. This is great for a project manager or for a manager who works with other people.
According to monster lore, the ancestors of the Sox were self-conscious of the gaping holes in their tails. Over time, it was discovered that eating precious stones spurred the growth of peculiar metal pads over the holes. Quite by accident, Soxes learned they could use them, along with their tube-like snouts, to create smooth musical riffs! The age-old mystery of 'What does the Sox say' has now been solved.
