MBTI: Disney Characters Who Represent ESFJ Traits

In MBTI, ESFJs are almost caricatures of the old school Disney princesses: obsessed with romance, tidiness, and providing for all those around them.

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There are countless Disney characters who embody the ESFJ personality type, otherwise known as “The Providers.” People who identify as ESFJ are often extremely generous, warm, and giving. They are social butterflies who care deeply about their peers, and they are often so friendly they will be the ones to befriend all the little critters in the woods as so many Disney characters do.

In a way, ESFJs are almost caricatures of the old school Disney princesses who are obsessed with romance, tidiness, and providing for all those around them. With that said, which Disney characters represent the ESFJ personality type best?

10 MISS POTTS – BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

Regardless of gender, people with the ESFJ personality type are often classified as the “mom” of their friend group. This type naturally exudes a mother hen demeanor in life. They care greatly about their peers, and they live to serve the people they love most.

Miss Potts is a quintessential ESFJ character due to her matronly warmth and her utter dedication towards her son, Chip. Most ESFJs consider their families to be their highest priority in life, and everything else is secondary. They are also obsessed with keeping things neat and tidy in order to keep things sparkly clean. All of this describes Miss Potts to a T.

9 KRONK – EMPERORS NEW GROOVE

Kronk is another classic example of an ESFJ character. Despite the fact that he is supposed to be the villainous sidekick to Yzma, he doesn’t seem to have a mean bone in his body. He is warm, friendly, and obsessed with providing the most comfort possible for his guests (even if he is about to poison them.)

Despite being classified as a villain, Kronk is extremely sensitive and when Yzma tells him that she’s never liked his spinach puffs, he bursts into tears. (Note: Never insult an ESFJs cooking. It will destroy them.) Out of all the types, ESFJs are most likely to be spotted wearing oven mitts and a frilly apron as they serve a delicious batch of fresh cookies to their loved ones. Yzma should’ve known that if you put an ESFJ on the dark side, you’re gonna have a bad time.

8 GISELLE – ENCHANTED

Giselle from Disney’s Enchanted seems to embody a lot of classic traits represented by the ESFJ personality type. Amy Adams’ character is extremely friendly, warm, and trusting to all those around her. This personality type has a habit of trusting others with such intensity that they can sometimes end up getting hurt in the process.

As is the case for most ESFJs, Giselle loves keeping her living space neat and clean, she puts deep thought into the clothes she wears, and she is obsessed with meeting prince charming and falling in love. When it comes to this personality type, they will stop at nothing until they find “the one.”

7 CINDERELLA – CINDERELLA

Disney’s Cinderella is a classic example of an “SFJ” persona. Stereotypically, “SFJ” personalities are extremely kind, loyal, and deeply interested in their love lives. Some might find their fervent desire to find “prince charming” to be slightly naive, but the SFJ will refuse to settle for anyone who isn’t their ideal match. Cinderella likes to clean up the palace in her free time, and she dreams of one day having a higher status in life with the perfect dream man. This is the ultimate ESFJ mentality.

6 WENDY – PETER PAN

Wendy from Peter Pan seems to carry a ton of ESFJ traits. While Peter is spontaneous and couldn’t care less about practicality or tradition, Wendy values these things and she tries to balance out her morals with Peter’s in order to help him grow up. People with this personality type feel as though law and order in society is not to be taken lightly. Because of this, they tend to be model citizens. Only an ESFJ would be able to properly play the role of “mother” to all of the Lost Boys, as Wendy is able to.

5 SHARPAY – HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL

ESFJs are known for being “all things fabulous.” A stereotypical ESFJ in high school is extremely popular, dramatic, stylish, and at the top of the food chain. This personality type values social hierarchy, and they feel as though their peers should “stick to the status quo” essentially.

When people start to “mess with the flow,” Sharpay gets flustered. These “provider” personality types are fascinated with being in the spotlight, and this describes Sharpay Evans to a T.

4 CHARLOTTE – THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG

Charlotte is a great example of an ESFJ. While she may come across as slightly shallow and status-obsessed, there is a lot more to her than this as we find out. She is a dear friend to Tiana and she will do absolutely anything to make sure she is happy and fulfilled. Charlotte is very much interested in social status, which is why she gets so excited when the prince comes to her party. If she can manage to win his heart, not only will she be filthy rich, but she’ll have royal status. Sometimes she comes across as materialistic and image-obsessed, but at the end of the day, she is caring and giving as well.

3 MARY POPPINS – MARY POPPINS

Similar to Miss. Potts and Wendy Darling, Mary Poppins embodies the classic ESFJ mother hen role. Most people wouldn’t be surprised if their ESFJ friends and family members came swooping into the room via magical-umbrella. They come into our lives to teach us how to be proper, tidy, and compassionate.

The kids learn everything they need to know from Ms. Poppins, and her way of life teaches them how to be more responsible and mature. Mary Poppins is a total ESFJ character who the kids are insanely lucky to get to know. Of course, we could argue that Mary only pretends to social niceties and has a secret love of chaos. It’s hard to tell with a character who keeps her motives to herself.

2 HERCULES – HERCULES

Hercules claims in his opening song “I Can Go The Distance” that he will go just anywhere to feel like he belongs. At the end of the day, what ESFJs want the most is to fit in with their peers. They get energized from other people, and they care deeply about their social status. Hercules ends up going from zero to hero with effortless ease, and he adores his popularity as well as his fame. He is the most sought after person in all of Greece, which is not an uncommon feeling for the standard ESFJ.

1 ANNA – FROZEN

Anna, like most ESFJs, thrives off of her relationships with others. This type needs social interactions in order to feel complete because their energy comes from their friendships as well as their romantic relationships. Because they are so desperate for love, they will pretty much put their trust in anyone because people with this personality tend to see the good in just about everyone. This is why Anna eventually gets tricked by the person she puts all of her faith into. Her endless dedication and loyalty towards her sister Elsa is truly an embodiment of an ESFJ.

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