ENFJs are some of the nicest people you will ever meet. Their magnanimous, upbeat lifestyle is totally reminiscent of some of our favorite Disney characters. People with the ENFJ personality type are some of the greatest leaders and role models whose life mission is to make the world a better place. Their selfless nature and inspiring ambition is something we should all learn from. Having said that, which Disney characters represent all the hallmarks of the ENFJ personality? Read to find out!
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Judy Hopps – Zootopia
Judy Hopps from Zootopia Has all the qualities of a classic ENFJ. She always wanted to join the police force with the sole purpose of making the world a better place.
People with this personality type feel that their mission in life is to shape the world into a more inclusive and progressive place for all. Judy is the type of character that doesn’t stop until she makes a big impact. “The more we try to understand each other, the more we become different. But we have to try,” she said. This is the ultimate way of life for an ENFJ, and she is the perfect example of the “teacher” personality type.
Esmeralda – The Hunchback of Notre Dame
esmeralda from Notre Dame Cathedral in paris is another classic example of the ENFJ personality type. In her song “God Help The Outcasts”, the beautiful gypsy sings that she does not need wealth, fame or glory; She doesn’t need the money. She just wants to help those around her who are suffering. ENFJs are very empathetic, so they have a strong desire to help those less fortunate than themselves.
It’s also important to note that people with this personality type are very charismatic, as we saw with Esmeralda. They can dazzle the most steadfast, as she eventually did with Claude Frollo. People love the ENFJ so much that they’re willing to burn Paris for them! (Yes, sometimes their natural charm can be more of a curse than a blessing.)
Mufasa – The Lion King
Mufasa is Pride Rock’s most famous king and the ultimate ENFJ. People with this personality type are known to be born leaders, and out of the 16 MBTI personalities, these people are best suited to lead a group of people to great success.
Their compassion, warmth, and boundless wisdom make them perfect for the role. ENFJs tend to see the best in people, which is one of their strengths but also their weakness. It was because of this trait that Mufasa was caught off guard and betrayed by his own brother, Scar that he did not anticipate. In the end, Mufasa’s kindness to everyone around him destroys him.
Joy – Inside Out
Joy is an ENFJ and it hurts. Her character in the film, voiced by Amy Poehler, is a philanthropist who naturally conveys all the other emotions in Riley’s head. A positive leader who knows how to empathize with other emotions? Sounds like an ENFJ to us. Joy is an excellent mentor who can appreciate all of her friends while helping them become better – er – mood.
NANI – Lilo and Stitch
Nani exudes ENFJ. On the one hand, this woman is extremely selfless. To take full responsibility for her sister Lilo, she gave up her passion as an award-winning surfer. Nani is a minor, but has given up her youth to be her sister’s guardian, even though Lilo is difficult to manage. We really don’t know how she did it.
ENFJs are known to be the most selfless people, willing to give up all their own needs to care about those who mean the most to them. Regardless of gender, they have an innate “mother” instinct. It’s good that Lilo has someone who, like Nani, pays for her sister.
Gold is possible – Gold is possible
Kim Maybe always saves the world the easy way. What teen can say they’ve saved the world from self-destruction over and over again while still getting A’s and even having time to be a cheerleader? For ENFJs, this is starting to look like a normal Tuesday. These people are constantly standing tall, trying to achieve as many goals as possible in a limited amount of time. They are Type A through and through, and the rest of us can only sit there admiring, wishing we had the endless ambitions of the ENFJ.
Hans – Frozen
Hans is an example of an unhealthy ENFJ. Since this personality type is often so compassionate and selfless, it’s hard to believe that there can be a bad apple with this particular MBTI. But sadly, some ENFJs can use their great “communication skills” for the wrong reasons.
ENFJs can easily read the emotions of people around them. This makes it more likely that they will get master manipulation from which they can benefit. ENFJs are almost uncanny mind-readers. As for the unhealthy ENFJ, they know exactly what you’re thinking, and they use this knowledge to manipulate you like a puppet – just like Hans did with Ana.
Ursula – Mermaid
Ursula is another example of an ENFJ Disney villain, but it’s up to you whether you classify the sea witch as evil. Many have come to the conclusion that the great singer of the best “Poor Souls” is a talented businesswoman who knows how to make a great sales. ENFJs are persuasion experts, and they can convince you to do almost anything—including giving up your voice like Ariel did.
Rapunzel – Tangled
Rapunzel’s personality has many good ENFJ qualities. Even in the most unfortunate situations, she is bright, upbeat and upbeat. Her ENFJ traits give her a clear goal and she won’t stop until she gets what she wants. Rapunzel is also an incredible friend and confidant, as we’ve seen from her relationship with Flynn Ryder. ENFJs are the most loyal companions you can have, and they are sure to be with you for life.
Mary Poppins – Mary Poppins
Since ENFJs are known as “teachers,” it’s no surprise that Mary Poppins exudes all the best qualities of this personality type. She literally flies into the lives of troubled people like a typical – albeit awesome – ENFJ. She cleans up the mess they leave behind, cleans the soot in the chimney, and brings color and joy to their world. ENFJs are just there to move.