Spider Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Spider? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Spider from Granny and what is the personality traits.
ISTJ (6w7)
Spider personality type is ISTJ, or Introverted, Sensing, Thinking, Judgmental, which is the most common of the 16 types of Jungian personality types. The ISTJ personality type is the most common personality type in the world, with 9% of the population falling into this category.
So who is Dr. Jekyll? The answer is the ISFJ personality type. The ISFJ personality type is introverted, sensing, feeling, judging.
ISFJ
ISFJ, or Introverted, Sensing, Feeling, Judging, is the most common of the 16 personality types. With a global population of 17%, this personality type is clearly the most common.
ISFJ is a very private and reserved personality type. They are very focused on their work or their personal lives. They are very protective of their loved ones and will often simply stay out of the way, in order to protect them. They are most comfortable in being alone and can often be difficult to get along with.
ISFJs are very analytical and practical. They do not like to waste time and they are often very critical of those who do. They are also very hard on themselves, constantly doubting themselves.
The Spider is the secondary antagonist in Granny, being her pet. The spider was added in Version 1.5 of the game.
The spider's main role is to chase the player if they approach the cabinet on the other side. Due to its remarkably fast speed, it can not be outrun (it's even faster than Granny on Extreme), and instead the player must retreat from its territory or inevitably get caught, resulting in a knockout or death.
It will make a hiss when lunging towards the player and they will instantly be bitten and knocked out with blood and fang marks showing on the screen. Sometimes, the spider will run off back to its cage after attacking the player, but usually, it will stay in the camera for the knockout scene. It is not hostile towards Granny at all.
The spider has very basic technical behavior, resulting in it sometimes ignoring the laws of physics. Namely, the spider is restricted to movement on a single horizontal plane, meaning it can never go above or below the altitude it starts o
