In InZOI, traits are one of the most interesting aspects of your Zois. They define the true personality of your Zoi and affect how they interact with other Zois in the world. This includes your Zoi’s decisions, relationships, and overall personality development, which is why it’s so important to choose the right traits from the very beginning. Make sure the traits you select align with your Zoi’s long-term goals and the kind of life you envision for them in InZOI.
Unlike other personality traits, such as Ambitions or Desired Life, traits are permanent. The game features 18 unique traits that allow you to create diverse personas for your Zois. In this guide, you will find everything you need to know about traits in InZOI, how they shape your Zoi’s personality, influence their actions, and impact their journey.
All Traits in InZOI
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+ 4Below is a list of all the Traits available in InZOI, along with a brief description of how they influence your Zoi's personality and behavior.
Mediator
Mediator focuses on peace and harmony. They aim to maintain relationships smoothly and avoid any conflict. They are compromising in nature and have a calm and comforting presence. However, they have a laid-back nature that leads them to procrastination and distracts them from their goals. When necessary, they also become stubborn and defensive.
- Values: Rule-Abiding, Traditionalist, Authority, Love
Social Activist
click to enlarge+ 4Social Activists have a passion for improving society. They hold themselves to high standards and lead everyone as an example. They are deeply invested in social issues and work without taking any rest to bring change. However, sometimes, their strong views about the change also make them stubborn about changing.
- Values: Coexistence, Challenger, Authority, Love
Dreamer
Dreamers are all about peace and want to avoid every conflict. They aim to build a perfect world. They have a kind nature and cannot resist helping others. Although they are kind-hearted, sometimes their passive nature prevents them from taking practical action.
- Values: Coexistence, Safety, Rule-Abiding, Traditionalist
Perfectionist
Perfectionists always hold high standards for themselves and others. They plan everything in detail to avoid any flaws in their work. They have a strong sense of justice and discipline, which sometimes makes them distant from others or very critical.
- Values: Coexistence, Rule-Abiding, Accomplishment, Traditionalist
Adventurer
click to enlarge+ 4Adventurers are full of energy and are ready to take on any challenge. They are always excited and are very goal-oriented. However, their focus on personal achievements and fun makes them self-centered characters.
- Values: Challenger, Accomplishment, Pleasure, Authority
Authoritarian
Authoritarians, as the name suggests, value power and control. They have very strong beliefs which they use to lead others, thus they are good at leadership. Because of their strong nature, they face a lot of criticism, which they don't like.
- Values: Accomplishment, Autonomy, Pleasure, Authority
Charmer
Charmers are socially active because of their cheerful personality. They can make friends easily with anyone because of their excellent communication skills. They can also use their charm to manipulate within their society.
- Values: Challenger, Accomplishment, Authority, Love
Collaborator
Collaborators are excellent when it comes to teamwork and problem-solving. They are reliable and supportive and value relationships highly. However, as they are all about teamwork, they cannot make decisions and show dependency.
- Values: Coexistence, Safety, Pleasure, Love
Sentinel
Sentinels are always cautious and prioritize stability and trust. They have a strong sense of duty, which makes them dependable. However, their ability to overthink can lead to excessive worry.
- Values: Safety, Challenger, Rule-Abiding, Traditionalist
Visionary
Visionaries are creative and expressive individuals. They take pride in their uniqueness and express their emotions clearly. They possess exceptional artistic talents, but sometimes, they can become very self-conscious.
- Values: Coexistence, Accomplishment, Autonomy, Love
Volunteer
Volunteers are kind by nature and always seek to help others. They have sharp intuitions and a selfless nature, which also leads them to neglect their well-being.
- Values: Coexistence, Rule-Abiding, Traditionalist, Love
Socialite
click to enlarge+ 4Socialites are all about social recognition and success. With their charming personality, they can easily build strong connections with others. However, they value their status a lot and compare themselves to others.
- Values: Accomplishment, Pleasure, Authority, Love
Scholar
Scholars have a strong passion for learning and pursuing knowledge and skills in their fields. They are less social and prefer intellect over interactions, but are willing to collaborate with people within their field.
- Values: Coexistence, Safety, Challenger, Rule-Abiding
Entertainer
Entertainers are very lively and like to explore the world. They always look for new experiences and are good at forming connections with others. However, they lack focus and cannot carry out one task for long.
- Values: Safety, Challenger, Autonomy, Pleasure
Explorer
Explorers are curious people who like to discover new things and concepts and expand their knowledge. They like abstract ideas, which sometimes also make them lose touch with reality.
- Values: Coexistence, Safety, Challenger, Autonomy
Go-Getter
Go-Getters are efficient and always ambitious. They seek success and always focus on their career and personal achievements. Their ambition sometimes also affects their relationships with others.
- Values: Accomplishment, Autonomy, Traditionalist, Authority
Individualist
All about themselves, Individualists always keep their interests and thoughts at first and care less about others. Sometimes, they are also attracted to artistic and philosophical ideas.
- Values: Challenger, Accomplishment, Autonomy, Pleasure
Leader
The name says it all, Leaders by instinct are ready to take charge in any situation. They are confident and value both teamwork and personal efforts. However, when they are challenged, they react intensely.
- Values: Safety, Rule-Abiding, Autonomy, Authority