RealTalkAJ

This will be an analysis on Chucky the killer doll.

I wrote posts on this character in fictional media since last year, it might have something to do with the ISFJs quality I have.

Of course we get the stigma attached of being boring.

As you may know I was terrified of this guy until my young adult years.

It got in the way of enjoying simple things at times and ruined watching shows like Robot Chicken and other shows that would parody the doll.

Because the story ended up developing to storylines that were familiar it made looking past the butchered up doll and seeing an actual story.

Of course there’s creative kills that we’re intended to add humor, it still makes for an interesting horror character that’s a staple on the genre.

I’m writing this from a fan perspective and will occasionally sprinkle in things related to the Child’s Play franchise.

Without much more wait, let’s move on with our analysis.

Chucky, famously known as Charles Lee Ray has his soul stuck inside a famous 80s toy called the Good Guy Doll.

Let’s move on further into better understanding.

To understand Chucky best would require understanding his personality type first.

What is Chucky’s personality type?

He’s an enthusiast meaning that he’s pretty outgoing and extroverted when it comes to doing things for him.

If we applied it to the MBTI that I’ve mentioned before on here then we can safely say that whatever specific type Chucky would be it would definitely end up in the E range.