If toys can come to life and have personalities then they should fall on the Myers-Briggs® scale, right? One thing that fans adore so much about the Toy Story films is their collection of loveable, realistic characters, many of whom we've grown up with.

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Now that the fourth (and final... show of hands for all those who are planning a good cry) movie is coming, we thought it was time to get serious about our faves. As Woody would say, there's nothing we can't do... especially with some good personality typing.

Andy As An ESFJ... The Consul

Of course, Andy had to be first on this list since, without him, there simply are no toys. While Andy did have his faults (the unfair favorites game between Woody and Buzz, for instance), he was a kind-hearted kid with zero animosity toward anyone.

This makes him a likely candidate to be an ESFJ, as they're known for their compassion and desire to ensure that everyone has a smile on their face. An ESFJ is also a fairly popular personality type, making sense for the protag human to have a relatable presence to fans of the movies.

Woody As An INTJ... The Architect

Woody, the first de facto leader of the toys, had to have a personality that was bold yet still 'human' enough to have a huge heart. This led us to the choice of an INTJ, a personality type that has brains, know-how, and the proper reasoning skills to get out of any bind.

Woody is more than capable and sees things from a logistical point of view, as is shown with his random bursts of experimental ideas... which usually pan out. This personality type is rarely lazy, believes just about anything is possible and will work themselves crazy to achieve that ideology.

Buzz As An ENTJ... The Commander

In contrast to his partner in crime, Buzz is a bit more of a stern leader rather than a logical one. This isn't to say that he's not an intelligent toy after he realizes that he's not, in fact, the only Buzz, but an ENTJ will definitely think with his command before his brain. A natural-born leader, this personality type could not fit Buzz Lightyear any more perfectly.

Thinking strategically, ENTJs are known for winning wars and being the last ones standing in battle. They're good at motivating themselves until the very end but will also use this logic to lead a team, as is the ending of the first movie.

Mr. Potato Head As An ENTP... The Debater

It's no secret that Mr. Potato Head is not as kind as many of the other toys and has a bit of an attitude. He's quick to judge and thinks highly of his opinion of others, but it only stems from his intellect as an ENTP.

Often considered a true devil's advocate, ENTPs are known for sparking debates for the sheer thrill of the argument. This fiery quality makes this personality type a puzzle-piece fit for a character such as the argumentative potato since he'll always need to prove his point. Or, at the very least, have the last word.

Rex As An ESFP... The Entertainer

Everyone loves Rex and it's easy to see why. As an Entertainer, AKA an ESFP, he'll likely always have everyone's attention. Rex is by far one of the loudest and most social of all the toys, leading to his natural ability to keep the others enthralled.

He's always the first to be alert and the first to pick up on any sudden changes, which could make him somewhat of an INTJ if not for his overly social nature. His enthusiasm and ability to remain energetic (albeit somewhat emotional) in nearly any circumstance is what makes him an ESFP.

Bo Peep As An INFP... The Mediator

Quiet yet observative, Bo Peep is the thoughtful friend that every toy needs. She also (obviously) has a very soft spot for Woody, as she's seen in counsel with him numerous times in the movies. She makes a perfect INFP because she's on everyone's side, knowing when to speak and when to listen.

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With an open ear and understanding shoulder, Bo Peep is more than qualified to take on the role of the Mediator when it comes to the band of toys. Her desire to help and her support of a good plan only makes the role even more fitting.

Hamm As An ISFJ... The Defender

While each of the toys is so different in their personalities, there's one, in particular, who fit their personality type flawlessly... and that's Hamm! The role of the Defender is played well by an ISFJ, who is ready and willing to protect those they love at all costs.

This fierce protective quality is something that comes out in Hamm whether he's helping fend off Sid or bring the toys back home where they belong. He's not argumentative, per se, but he is devoted to his beliefs, making him much more of a fighter than a lover. However, he does fight for what he loves, so it's the best of both worlds.

Slinky Dog As An ENFP... The Campaigner

Everyone loves Slinky Dog because there's simply nothing to dislike about him. He's always ready to make anyone smile and is willing to help in any way he can (including stretching himself out across a busy highway to save two other toys). His personality as a dog is very similar to an actual dog -- caring, eager to please, and thoughtful.

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An ENFP shares many of these traits as many of them are naturals at making someone smile. They have an overwhelming ability to cheer up a room and are very emotionally-connected with those they love. Slinky Dog, being everyone's friend, is undoubtedly an ENFP.

Jessie As An ENFJ... The Protagonist

Assuming a leadership role in the second movie, Jessie is definitely an ENFJ. The Protagonist is the perfect balance of a natural-born leader with all the same compassionate traits as a mediator. Her passion is what makes her personality so bold and she's always striving for success -- not just for herself, but for everyone else, too.

This makes her a compassionate toy, keeping very much with the role of an ENFJ. These are the people you'd want to be at the forefront of the community, as they strive for greatness while ensuring that everyone is taken care of at the same time.

Sid As An ISTP... The Virtuoso

We couldn't create this list without including one character that fans love to hate, and that's Sid. While he may just be a bit misunderstood, Sid is one character who has some definite strong traits. He's almost the complete opposite of Andy, but it's his creativity and desire to experiment that makes him such a prominent ISTP.

These are the builders and idealists, the people who aren't afraid to take things apart and put them back together (sound familiar?) just for the sake of seeing what happens. Eventually, as an adult, you have to hope that he'll become a brilliant inventor rather than the kid mixing chemicals in the science lab.

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