Pancada "The Little Panda Fighter" Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Pancada "The Little Panda Fighter"? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Pancada "The Little Panda Fighter" from The Little P&a Fighter 2008 and what is the personality traits.
ESFP (6w7)
Pancada "The Little Panda Fighter" personality type is ENFP, or "The Thinker". ENFPs are often described as "the most complex of all the extroverts", and they certainly have an intimate understanding of people and situations. When they are in an unfamiliar environment, they quickly and efficiently get to know their way around. This is why they often feel like they know the world by heart. When they are in a new situation, they have the ability to quickly make connections with other people and see the big picture. They are able to understand a person's mood, think deeply, and come up with solutions that others might not have thought of. In fact, ENFPs tend to be more perceptive than others. They can quickly notice when a situation is about to go wrong or someone is feeling down, and they can make appropriate suggestions or recommendations to help advance a situation.
People with the "Little Panda Fighter" personality type are also very sensitive. They feel things deeply and appreciate the good in others, while also being able to detect when someone is being sarcastic. It isn't unusual for them to become easily upset by other people's perceived slights or injustices. They can feel hurt or offended by words or actions that a person may not even be aware of.
Pancada is the main protagonist of the 2008 Brazilian direct-to-video computer-animated mockbuster The Little Panda Fighter. A clumsy, easily-distracted giant panda, he works for Polaris at a boxing club called Bear Bar Box, and goes to Master Xin's dance dojo in hopes of becoming a famous dancer. Despite the title of the film being called "The Little Panda Fighter," he is one of the largest characters and only fights at the movie's conclusion.
