Cheer Captain Moby (OJTP)

Type Code: OJTP ｜ Japanese Code: gaomiso

"Leave it to me." A reliable leader who doesn't shy away from responsibility.

Your School Character Analysis

The Cheer Captain Moby is the most "responsible" type in school. If someone has to do it, you'll be the one. You don't particularly want attention, but if things aren't moving, you're ready to carry the load.

"Thank you" from others motivates you to keep going. Being trusted is what drives you.

🎬 Sound Familiar?

When the class needs to decide something, you find yourself naturally gathering opinions. You don't want attention, but if no one else is going to step up, you will.

Cheer captain, committee chair, club president—these roles often come your way. You could turn them down, but "if you're trusting me with this," you accept.

😣 When Things Get Tough

You tend to hold onto pressure. "I have to stay strong" thinking delays asking for help. Sometimes you carry things alone until you hit your limit.

Trying to meet expectations means you often put your own feelings last. Even when tired, you say "I'm fine."

👀 How Others See You

Positive Impressions:

• "Dependable" "Has leadership"
• "Strong sense of responsibility" "Trustworthy"
• "Leads everyone"

Common Misunderstandings:

• "Too serious" "Rigid"
• "Perfectionist" "Inflexible"

In reality, you're not seeking perfection. You just want to see things through once you've taken them on.

✨ Strengths

Stable Leadership

You judge calmly without getting swept up in emotions. You're someone a group can be confidently entrusted to.

External Credibility

You have deep trust from those around you and are easily recognized by adults. Your words carry weight.

Following Through

You don't give up halfway. You have the power to see responsibilities through to the end.

⚡ Things to Watch Out For

Learn to Rely on Others

Taking everything on alone will eventually break you. Delegating to trusted teammates is also a leader's job.

Value Your Own Feelings

Because you're so responsible, you tend to put yourself last. You're allowed to take care of yourself too.

Courage to Show Weakness

You don't have to be perfect. Showing vulnerability can deepen bonds with others.

💼 Suitable Roles & Activities

• Cheer captain, cheerleader
• Student council president, vice president
• Club captain
• Festival committee chair
• Volunteer leader

🔄 Compatible Types

Class Representative Moby (OJTI): You lead, they coordinate. The ultimate duo.

Backstage Crew Moby (QJTP): You step forward, they support from behind. A reliable partner.

📝 Growth Tips

When you start feeling "my own satisfaction matters more than external recognition," that's a sign of growth. Meeting others' expectations and being satisfied yourself can coexist.

Leaders don't always have to be strong. A leader who can show vulnerability is truly strong.

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→ If you feel "my own satisfaction matters more than external recognition," you might be a Class Representative Moby.