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A cartoon drawing of an old man sitting in front four tea cups.
Image via Taiwan Design Expo

The ‘Innate Personality Quiz’ going viral online, explained

Are you more of a Steel or Water type?

Personality tests have a way of going viral in online communities. The biggest reason for this the shareability of these quizzes. People want to show off their results to friends, loved ones, and even coworkers. Their inherent design makes the tests rocket in popularity, with some types even becoming enduringly popular.

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While there are tons of personality quizzes that already exist out there, people always seem eager for a new one. The Taiwan Design Expo ’23 may have a great new entry, if its initial virality is any indication of future success. With sixteen different results, there’s quite a variety of options for test-takers to receive!

What is the ‘Innate Personality Quiz’?

If you’ve been hearing whispers on the internet about the “Innate Personality Quiz”, you’re far from alone. This quiz has been making the rounds online and is getting shared left and right! So what is it? Well, the quiz is one released by Taiwan Design Expo ’23 as they prepare for the event in October. As a fun tool for advertisement of the event, they’ve published the test online in hopes of it spreading across the internet. And it seems as if it has worked pretty well!

So, what is the “Innate Personality Quiz” and how does it work? It is a simple personality test with 12 questions. All of the questions are centered around imagining yourself on a mystical journey, giving responses on what you’d do in each scenario. At the end, you’re given your personality result, with the options being one of these sixteen types:

  • Fairy
  • Ghost
  • Flying
  • Wind
  • Grass
  • Rock
  • Ground
  • Steel
  • Water
  • Ice
  • Fire
  • Light
  • Electric
  • Poison
  • Feline
  • Super Power
A cartoon drawing of black cat with an extra set of eyes on one ear.
Image via Taiwan Design Expo

One of the reasons that the ‘Innate Personality Quiz’ has gotten so much attention is that it is designed in a very aesthetically pleasing way. The backgrounds are minimal, while cute animations loop in the center of the screen on each question. Each animation complements the question being asked. Plus, you get a cute graphic sheet image giving you a rundown of your personality at the end.

Another reason it is likely so popular is the pre-existing popularity of personality tests online. Myers-Briggs and Enneagram are two of the most popular, being used widely across the globe. MBTI (Myers-Briggs) is especially popular in the United States and South Korea. So, it’s no surprise people are eager for another quiz to take!


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Bethany Barber is a contributing writer at We Got This Covered, where she can be found writing on a variety of topics. She especially enjoys horror movies, indie video games, and permanent wave music. Bethany can also be found across the GAMURS network at Pro Game Guides.