Sparky Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Sparky? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Sparky from South Park 1997 and what is the personality traits.
ENFP (7w6)
Sparky personality type is ENFP, although they may be more likely to be INFJ or INTJ. Confident, humorous and witty, ENFPs tend to be inspiring leaders. They are open-minded, creative and innovative.
INFJ and INTJ: Both types are introverts, but while INFJs have a deep desire to understand themselves and the world around them, INTJs don’t. They live in their own internal world, and so may be prone to being misunderstood by others. INFJs can be over-sensitive and sensitive to criticism, which can cause them to shut down.
ENFJ: This is the rarest personality type, but also the most influential. They are warm, caring and protective, and are always on the lookout for ways to help others. They also have a strong sense of integrity and moral values, which makes them highly respected in their social circles.
ENFP: This is the most popular personality type in the world, as they are usually charismatic, fun-loving and outgoing. They like to be active and to make an impact on their surroundings. ENFPs are creative, imaginative and have a great sense of humour.
Sparky is Stan Marsh's pet dog, who is (according to Stan) part Doberman and part wolf, and is claimed by Stan to be "the toughest dog on the mountain". This assertion is challenged, however, by other South Park residents when Sparky's homosexual nature manifests; first with Sylvester and then with Clyde's dog, Rex.
