Flowey type de personnalité MBTI

Personnalité

"Quel type de personnalité est Flowey? Flowey est un type de personnalité ENFP dans MBTI, 8w7 - sx/so - 784 dans Enneagram, SLUEI dans Big 5, EIE dans Socionics."

For sure my favourite character in all of gaming, the level of depth in him is a thing to behold. "I just wanted to love someone. I just wanted to care about someone. I decided... It wasn't worth living anymore, not in a world without love." Flowey's primary motivation that fuels his actions and goals is love for the world and its people, even though he himself stated that he cannot feel love. I'll explain: At the very beginning of the game, flowey tells us that LV stands for love. Later on in the judgement hall, our expectations are subverted and we learn from Sans that it's actually an acronym for "Level of Violence". But is this really the full meaning? Let's think about this: when we, the players, go on to do a genocide route, what is it that motivates us? It's not simple curiosity, and it's not the desire to make the characters suffer, it's love. It's precisely our love for the game and its characters, the desire to continue to keep 'playing' with them that motivates us to slaughter the underground and reach the limit of LV 20. LV isn't just Level of violence, it's Love. It's the twisted, suffocating love that makes us torture, kill, bring despair just to see what more our loved ones have to offer to us. Flowey is a perfect parallel to the player in that regard. He might not be able to feel true love, but he can feel LV. "You're the only one who's any fun to play with anymore. I... I... I'm doing this because I care about you, Chara. I care about you more than anyone else." Flowey wanted to become a god not because he wanted to control everything (e8), not out of desire for new experiences (e7), and not be because he envies the world and wants to destroy it out of hatred (e4). It's because he loves the world and its inhabitants. He wants them to remain his playthings that keep 'giving' to him. (e2) This is, of course, most evident in his relationship with Chara. He's ready to give up godlike power and reset everything just to keep playing with them. Why e7 doesn't fit: Flowey shows almost zero fear of death, pain and deprivation. On multiple occasions he showed that he values his moral principles, emotional attachments and sentiments far more than his life (Refused to fight back against the human villagers to hold on to kindness, refused to flee from Frisk on neutral to validate 'kill or be killed' with his death, followed and begged Chara to forgive him for his betrayal in the past on genocide new home). Looks like a clear portrayal of compliant triad, no? Why e8 doesn't fit: Lust for power and control is simply a means to an end to Flowey. When he loses the power of resets, he doesn't feel any sorrow or anger. On the contrary, he is ecstatic at the possibility of someone surpassing his determination and the future implications of it. This isn't sx8's desire for a power struggle in a rivalry, as he doesn't desire to dominate over his partner. Just look at his relationship with Chara: "See? I never betrayed you! It was all a trick, see? I was waiting to kill him for you! After all it's me your best friend! I'm helpful, I can be useful to you I promise I won't get in your way!" He desires to be indispensable, to be helpful, to be special to his one and only. To top it all off, he was ready to give up total control over reality right after becoming the god of hyperdeath, "I just want to reset everything." Why e4 doesn't fit: Flowey was placed in a situation where he should've felt IMMEASURABLE envy to everyone around him. Love is such an important feeling to him, that he was ready to kill himself because it's not worth living in a world without it. And through it all, he didn't express a HINT of envy for other monsters, not a single line of dialogue. He didn't even blame the humans that killed him and made him suffer: he concluded that the world is kill or be killed and moved on. No hate, no envy, just a desire to feel love for others, no matter what it takes.

Biographie

Flowey is the main antagonist of Undertale. Originally, he comes off as welcoming and kind, but the act is quickly revealed to show he is violent and cruel. This is because of past experiences that happened when his friend and him tried to cross the barrier.

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