16 Personalities as Types of Fighters

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[@header_guard1112]

Figured I would do it once. 0:18 ENTP, and ENFP 0:52 ESTP 1:21 ISTP, INTJ, and INTP 1:55 ESFP 2:30 ENTJ, and ESTJ 3:04 ISTJ, and ISFJ 3:34 INFJ, ENFJ, and ESFJ 4:06 ISFP, INFP

[@milah368]

Thank you

[@header_guard1112]

​@@milah368You're welcome

[@ollep0lle]

INFP here and I do martial arts because if you want peace, prepare for war. Id rather be a warrior in a garden, than a gardener in a war. I fight so that the ones I love wont have to.

[@MultiStefano78]

As an infp i love martial art well said😊

[@RAVEVelvet]

That's such a fun yet wise quote "I'd rather be a warrior in a garden than a gardener at war"

[@RAVEVelvet]

Seems very fitting for a quote being said by a character in a movie or something

[@ollep0lle]

@@RAVEVelvet Yeah isnt it! Its from Sun Tzu who was a chinese philosopher and military strategist

[@Siansonea]

I'm an ISFP and I studied aikido years ago. For me 'fighting' was completely beside the point, it was about learning how to control your body in a specific way, and how to avoid the other person's attacks and use their own momentum to neutralize them. I didn't stay with it, but I had the most beautiful forward roll technique. If I tried it now, I'd probaby have to go to the hospital. 😆

[@QuixoticSara]

As An INFJ sportswoman, I appreciate the discipline, aiming high, perseverance, and clarity of mind that sports and Martial Arts give, and how it connects to make a healthier soul and a happier life. That's what I'd like to focus on if I ever did coaching.

[@isabelleskiss]

To be honest, as an ENFP I really love going through these brutal, merciless battles of life and death - verbally in a civilized discussion!

[@justjoshua5759]

The great battles we weave within the wars of words and surprises. Even surprise myself at times. We really can make a lotr combination of off asking the question of whether or not a hot dog is a sandwich

[@richsackett3423]

Until you start losing then you get all ad hominem. Seen it plenty. -ENTP

[@Snarl_Marx]

Same. But I ain't above throwing a couple haymakers either.

[@richsackett3423]

@@Snarl_Marx That's what I'm saying.

[@anastasiaevans4884]

I'm an INFP who's been doing taekwondo for the past 2 years. At this point, I couldn't care less about the belts and fighting. All that I care about is overcoming my fears, learning more about the most hidden parts of myself and transferring that knowledge to the other areas of my life. Martial arts have already transformed my life and I can't wait to see what I'm capable of!

[@EviLxFifi]

I really like the fact you stay non judgmental and focus on both strengths and weaknesses. Some personalities get criticized a lot. INFP's (as myself) for example are often portrayed as crying cinnamon rolls and I was honestly a bit scared what your take on them would be. You've nailed it as far as I'm concerned! Thank you!

[@allyfrasier6306]

Yes, it resonates with me as a "Monk." The last thing on my mind is fighting when I have so much inner work to do! I see other friends in your description also, and they're spot on. Great little video!

[@angelaharris53]

As an INTJ woman in TKD, I love sparring. I'm not sure I would call myself a technician necessarily as I am not exactly aware of thinking through what I'm doing in the moment - mind and body are working in concert. I am aware of seeing openings and having ways to capitalize just materialize in my mind, so maybe that's it. I do definitely identify with the last bit about getting too comfortable. I can jump out to a big lead, particularly in combat sparring, and then I start "trying things". Suddenly, I am on the short end of the score, so I have to guard against losing my edge like that.

[@DanielByers-qf9qi]

The fact that you pursue TKD at all puts you in the minority of women, and correlates with you being an INTJ, the rarest type in women. I think I may have met a fellow INTJ male once or twice in my life - it is difficult to say without getting someone to take the quiz in a competent manner - but I cannot ever remember meeting a woman who seems to me to have been an INTJ. Mostly, I have felt like an alien from another planet since about third grade, never or rarely meeting my own species.

[@EldenRingBuildsArchive]

Right? I sort of have this pride problem where my brain allows myself to “play with the prey” in a manner of speaking, I float in a state where one moment I try to minimize chaos and understand who I’m dealing with, in order to predict them, and another one where I no longer take them seriously

[@pizza8725]

I am an INTP and my fighting style is kinda the same

[@susanrodriquez3757]

Very interesting. My intp son prefers freestyle grappling and boxing. He’d probably like you knowing you could give some chin music and the body with your legs lol. He doesn’t fight that way but he respects others with a different style.

[@susanrodriquez3757]

@@DanielByers-qf9qiIntjs have out of body experiences having inferior Se and Si demon (Si 8th cognitive function). It’s a blessing and a curse. You guys often don’t know when to quit with your body (something an Si user in the first 2 slots or high se user would be aware of).

[@Muuccss]

INTP here (I identify as a “creative” subtype, some might mistake me for ENTP). I’ve wrestled all my life, spent time in BJJ, and practiced Muay Thai for two years. My time in Muay Thai was amazing and I may go back. Anyway, I identify more with the trickster archetype, slightly less with technician, with a dash of warrior (Si 3rd). I used to spar with a suspected ESTP every weekend, your descriptions are great. He would beat the shit out of me, and I would occasionally catch him with a sneaky unorthodox kick/trip/etc. To me, fighting is a puzzle. Whatever style participating in, my goal is generally to set up unorthodox traps for my opponent. Hint; this works very well.

[@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers]

I like the implication that there are Orthodox kicks and traps. Those robed Christians can be pretty wily.

[@Muuccss]

Orthodox kicks come with beautiful chants and unorthodox kicks come with sterilized rock music

[@vanessaprincesssa]

Omg i love thisss! So creative! Female ENTP here, LOVE being the Trickster - Lady Loki style

[@yortzan5747]

as an ISTP who box, I am definitely a technician/brawler mix

[@denisesiddon317]

Infp I don't like fighting but will call someone out when it's needed

[@muffnman980]

as an IXFP this has made me contemplate taking up martial arts

[@ollep0lle]

Do it! Im an INFP and I do it. If you go to a proper club with a healthy and serious mindset, its really good for your mind and body. You will be more confident and calm from it.

[@Rouen_HK]

I have been playing fighting game for years as ENTP and have been winning some international scene too. Indeed psychological warfare is fun, and our nature to explore things really help redefining the meta

[@Kayavod]

INFP here. This didn't describe me at all. I avoid fights, but when I feel abused I talk to my lawyer and I love sending registered letters. People call me "the bulldozer", and you should be very afraid if I get mad at you.

[@jtwright4095]

i should report u.

[@ConquerorOfWorlds]

by fighting, getting mad alone is the WORST thing one can do. it clouds judgement...there needs to be skill and technique in a fight. what you're talking about seems like some kids fight that happens in a class. between untrained brutes

[@Allen1z1]

I’m an INTP and I’ve competed in MMA three times. I lost my first two, I don’t want to make excuses but I realized after I failed to use my greatest gift. Third fight was a win due to my technical approach. You nailed it. My opponent was nothing more than a problem that could be solved. (And yes I was a bit boring because I wanted that W)

[@practicalpersonality]

As an ISTP, this is not just how I would fight but it’s how I live. I appreciate the advice to remember the importance of entertainment. 🙂

[@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers]

I'd probably hole up in a cave somewhere, set up a series of traps, and wait for the attackers to do themselves in. Meanwhile, I'm not even in the cave but watching events unfold safely from a bunker several miles away. - INTJ

[@ninal309]

I like how these videos help to create an overall sense of intuition about the MBTI types and their motivation (but sort of in a Ne function way).

[@sad_doggo2504]

Taking inspiration from other videos is a great idea. Next should be Patrick Teahan's "5 Childhood Trauma Personalities" (grabs popcorn)

[@niennasaralonde7471]

Infp loving martial arts here. Keep on fighting the good fight.

[@julieolson1402]

Astounding video! The last thing I am is fan of fighting (INFP), yet this video really makes the 16 types come alive.

[@Iris-is5ou]

as an infj who's been doing martial arts since I was 7, yeah the fighting itself isn't the goal most of the time. the goal for me is to progress and to do my best to win, or to learn from the fight. I really have a deep love for my sport and I feel like it's reduced too much to just fighting :')

[@barbelarmbroster6524]

Greetings from an ENFP trickster 🤘😉 ✌️

[@zoeorchid]

ENTJ here, and as much as I try to suppress it, I am a bully at heart. I try not to let people see, but I can steamroll anyone. Just about anyone.

[@heatherdaygilbert]

Same. Thankfully married an INTJ who can stand up to me and I have mad respect for that.

[@sedderzz7141]

As INTP who boxes I love the meta game of boxing. The setting traps, bluffs and figuring specific strategies for different opponents. I'm also way better in sparring than doing drills. Sparring feels very intuitive, whereas drills are more methodical and linear.

[@godKiller.369]

Interesting, I have done martial arts for a long time and watched the fighting archetypes video some time ago. As an INTJ though, I don`t really fit the technichian type and I think artist is where I am at. It does make sense though, as I had to learn to switch my brain to another setting when sparring to avoid complete information overload. My ISTP and ESFJ gym buddies are clearly technician and crusader, one being the ultimate practicalist the other using martial arts to teach kids good values and build communities.

[@TheFirstManticore]

My ESTP friend just enjoys a physical fight, as you say. As an INTP, I just want to be able to protect myself if necessary. It is rarely necessary to do so physically; but the gain in practice is agility and physical fitness.

[@kev0247]

I feel like ISTP's can often times fit in "The Bully" category. Jon Jones and Ronda Rousey, for example. It's interesting how everyone has their own unique style in either striking/grappling/MMA.. As an INTJ, I feel like my style reflects my personality in a way; sometimes I flow like water in a defensive manner, sometimes I'm aggressively offensive, etc.. I always strive to develop creative tactics/strategies that yield a high probability of success. Corey Sandhagen (an INTJ) is a phenomenal fighter one can observe in this modern era; he has a very interesting style.

[@creativenetworkbywyndellle256]

Ali is a ENFP 😂 who would have ever thought the nicest personality type would be the greatest fighter of all time

[@satyasyasatyasya5746]

*INTP* - the "sees red and rips out eyes and throats and honestly its horrific" because, we have alot of rage and resentment from the world and its people making zero sense and if you've seriously pushed us so far as to fight, well... no mercy, no rules, no empathy, no ethics. You get what you deserve; we warned you!!!

[@jtwright4095]

sounds right

[@julieolson1402]

Beating up the world because it makes no sense to you? Or because it manipulates this vulnerability? You may risk beating up friends if you can't make this distinction. I may be one of them, which would be a tragedy for me.

[@treasureshikongo]

Funny how I just watched the Martial arts edio that inspired this

[@chocolatefrenzieya]

I love these blood thirsty ones lol...prolly because I'm an ISTP. :P I have a one-punch move my dad taught me w/a 90% success rate, perhaps mostly because I'm a girl, and most girls come in expecting a hair-pulling fest and I'm going for a ko. (I don't want my pretty face messed up, don't ya know?!! ha!) I don't know how technical that makes me - I'm more relying on how non-technical the majority of my opponents seem to be.

[@KiwiiLoka]

It's an interesting way to see It Focusing on the opponent's visible weaknesses and exploiting them

[@jtwright4095]

classic

[@AmbientDisguise]

I think I was as much of an artist as I was a monk (I’m an INFP), I wanted to prove my way worked to a defiant level, and the moves I was using to better myself internationally for self growth, were also moves that were more difficult and flashy when standing.

[@Light_Of_Elohim]

I'm an INTJ but I just get lost in the moment and enjoy fighting since I love martial arts. I take what I can from the philosophies of different martial arts. My strength is my intuitive knowledge of physics that I apply. My motto is deliver the strongest attack at their weakest point.

[@rikunagami2751]

Watched that video when it came out in like march and have been wondering how would mbti fit In this thanks for the video I love martial arts and fighting and I like thinking about the type of fighter a intj would be

[@aninfphilosophy]

The Monk. Yup, 100000000000000%!

[@natedanger7841]

In my younger days, I was a boxer and I’m an ESTJ, my style was technical and sound but my mindset was to break my opponents spirit and control the tempo. It hilarious that he used the words that I would describe my game plan lol but I would always fight fair cuz there are rules and we all know ESTJs love rules lol 😂

[@prasg1186]

p4p #1 MBTI channel!

[@redhead_in_florida]

Crusader here although all our famous types were more lovers than fighters and peacemakers

[@The-Labbed-Life]

As an INTJ woman doing Brazilian Jiujitsu, this martial art is just perfect for my mind and the unlimited possibilities we can find in there. It’s a very mental game like physical chess and you never get fed up of it So the problems solving and efficiency you talk about is perfectly on point with BJJ haha

[@DanielByers-qf9qi]

As an INTJ, Ed Parker's Kenpo Karate appealed to me because it incorporates physics (angle, leverage) into the kata, optimizing efficiency of movement and force.

[@The-Labbed-Life]

@@DanielByers-qf9qi interesting. I’ve always seen beauty in how karateka do movement. I like to watch katas. How is your experience so far doing it yourself?

[@shadowboxing7029]

My man handles all the types in an even handed and fun way. Enjoyable as ever LW.

[@solarisan_]

I have a question for anyone willing to answer. Which cognitive function do you associate with the notion of : Listen to your inner voice. And why? What has influenced you to make such connection?

[@rashadruffin6413]

Fi and Ti….my opinion of course

[@SubtleAscension]

Here's 4 answers, depending: If your inner voice is *helping you make a decision* and _you have an objective reason for it,_ then *Ti* . Think "This decision makes the most sense to me, based on what I've reasoned out logically". If your inner voice is *helping you make a decision* and _you haven't an objective reason for it,_ then *Fi* . Think "This decision feels the most right for me. I'm not saying everyone should do this, just that I'd feel wrong if I made any other choice here". If your inner voice is *helping you make sense* of something, and _have an objective reason for the conclusion you're drawing_ then *Si* . Think "What I'm looking at here is like some experience, thing or event that I've seen in the past" If your inner voice is *helping you make sense* of something, and _you haven't an objective reason for the conclusion you're drawing_ then *Ni* . Think "I haven't necessarily seen this thing before, but it seems like it's connected to several other things - like there's a few layers to this. I could be wrong, and I don't expect anyone else to believe me without more evidence, but _my gut is telling me I'm right about this"_ . Source: I'm an INFJ, so _my gut is telling me I'm right about this_ 😂 I think this dovetails with most descriptions of the cognitive functions, though.

[@MoPoppins]

@@SubtleAscensionAn in INTJ and fellow Ni-dom, I can confirm that you’re correct on all these points. ✅ 😊

[@jtwright4095]

​@@SubtleAscensionthank you so much!! brilliant

[@chaelacovi5432]

Martial arts have always intrigued me as a former dancer - I’ve dabbled in it a bit as a teen and in quarantine.

[@DanielByers-qf9qi]

Michelle Yeoh was a dancer, and that enabled her verisimilitude as a martial artist.

[@LL-muddy1]

INFJ crusader/paladin here, BUT it's rare as I don't regard most fights at that level of importance. My usual normal life fighter tactic is octopus. I either NOPE ink cloud the hell outta there, or hit in 8 different ways all at once. Can't fight what you can't figure out or can't see...

[@introtheartist5625]

As an intp and someone that's done MMA (mostly training) for 11 years I am extremely technical and defensive. I am very boring to watch tbh but I am very good at studying and analyzing film and coming up with gameplans.

[@EresirThe1st]

As an INTJ who's done a few martial arts and HEMA I would characterise myself as a counter-fighter. Ni-Se allows me to be very good at interceptions and anticipations, as well as being calm and ready to pounce.

[@DanielByers-qf9qi]

I think, generally in life, INTJs are "counter-fighters". I am not usually aggressive, so people think I am weak. If they provoke me too hard and too long, they find out they were wrong. I do not violate my sense of ethicality, but I become strategic and ruthless. Then they "walk softly" around me. Some INTJs enjoy that; I do not: I hate that one must resort to extreme measures just to get people to behave in a respectful manner.

[@ocho8172]

No keyboard warrior here, but I DO like this presentation! Thank you!

[@drWoods-xq6sd]

I'm ENFP I'm somwere betwen trickster and artist

[@LunaticTactician]

While I lean most strongly toward Technician because I see real-life fights like video games and heavily use logic to exploit weaknesses in my foes, I'm probably one of the few INTPs who are partially Brawlers. I took a lot of hits since childhood like bites (ant, cat, dog, and human), burns, electrocutions, freezing, insults, loud sounds, punches, scratches (cat and human), slaps (belts and hands), toxic substances, and even a stab from a pen. As such, thanks to my increased physical durability as well as anger issues, I don't mind rushing in and giving my foe a brutal beatdown. When I have personal issues against my opponent, I also become the Bully. People normally see me as the type to be courteous and honorable so flipping that 180 degrees with the most scathing remarks I can think of can inflict Weakness Break on my foe for an extra effective Reverse Vaporize.

[@crystalemullen]

ENFP - 100% Accurate!!!

[@MoPoppins]

1:22 - THE TECHNICIAN: I like the point Nathan made about how BORING it is to watch this type, since they’re not out to entertain. As an INTJ myself, I’m impressed by the strategy, efficiency & economy of this type of warrior/fighter/athlete. I used to watch American Ninja Warrior and could spot the INTJs, but despite respecting them, they were never my favorites to watch. 😆

[@DanielByers-qf9qi]

Yes, that does make sense. In general (not specific to martial arts), I think INTJs tend to be non-entertaining. I have often been accused of being "boring" as a person.

[@MoPoppins]

@@DanielByers-qf9qi But on the INSIDE, we’re always excited/stimulated by new challenges, and figuring out strategies & executing them successfully NEVER gets old-we’re out to entertain OURSELVES, so it’s a very internal process. It’s nice to have the instincts for entertaining others (to win their support when it’s useful to have it)), but pleasing others to get them to like me has never been a priority-for some types, they can never overcome that propensity. Guess we can’t have it all…or maybe we can cultivate the entertainer gene to a point, but I don’t think it would garner much soul-level joy-we just don’t need that applause. 👏 🚫

[@Josuperhero]

As an INFP who likes to fight, I am disappointed. I would not consider myself a monk or an inner demon fighter.

[@christineherrmann205]

*waits to be diagnosed as the actual art she studied* *is not disappointed*

[@ponchoking55]

I'm an INTJ. I am a cat, a spider, and a snake

[@rikunagami2751]

As a intj I know I’m a thinker but because of my 5w4 wing I’m a artist as well but tbh because I’m very religious and Christian and involve God in Everything I do I know I’m a crusader so I’m a mix of all three but god comes first so for me it’s crusader but secondly thinker and artist

[@FatmaNadjahLManda]

PLEASE PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT INFPS

[@metas1779]

I want a Is whole anime with fighting styles based on personality type

[@zzzzzz69]

The better strategist tends to win fights, that's what I've observed as a casual INTP combat sports spectator, anybody can KO or get KO'd by anybody else, the contender who computes more effective patterns before and during the fight gets an unfair advantage over the opponent

[@tile-maker4962]

INTJ would be Wing Chun. Least flashy kung fu. *Giggles* right before taking on 10 people. It was over before it started.

[@EarthenCavy]

I’m an INFP and was halfway expecting to be called “the punching bag” 🤣😂😭😭

[@AngelaGoodwin-fh6fw]

INFP and very like the monk.

[@stevedavenport1202]

ESTJs dont dial down empathy. They never had it.

[@Roberto_Valencia]

I'm a technician.

[@jtwright4095]

actually, Just finding the fallacy not just in their arguments, but in their character. And their way of life. And everything they thought they knew about their reality. 👀 ...Is that what you mean?... 😊enfp❤

[@DaenaMichelle]

This resonates with me, I'm an ambivertNTJ and use technique to dominate combat so it fits perfectly

[@pezzy5014]

Where is the Foo?

[@jeremybrown2184]

don't underestimate the trickster element of a wounded INTP. the difference may be, in the end the defeated aggressor may not know who actually defeated him, or even better, it appears that their own actions brought about their own defeat ... not realizing they kicked over the first domino of a Rube Goldberg Revenge Machine ... I guess the difference between an ENTP trickster and an INTP trickster, is that an INTP doesn't need recognition. Just seeing a stymied opponent is reward enough. plus it limits further retribution. a clandestine one uppance is a fun project. a series of back and forth attacks is annoying and boring and each round reduces the value of a victory.

[@natureglimses]

👌🙂🎉

[@someoneusedtobe6655]

who si drunken master?

[@CaseyBlase]

As an INTP fighter, I very much fall into this description of an INTP. Though tricksters also were how I entertained myself :P

[@n.kirkevans6256]

Your description is too kind to INTPs. I think a better description would be the "tinkerer." If it ain't broke, we'll fix it. When doing something that will be judged, my natural implication is to "reinvent the wheel." Even if I've done it before successfully, I want to do it at least slightly differently the second time to incorporate improvement. This strategy produces great results in a fluid environment in which I have time for introspection between bouts to reflect and improve. If either of those requisites are lacking, then INTP's will lose.

[@AmirWoodruff-vh3qx]

Bro posting at 3:30am

[@ALMAGNZLZ80]

5:30 am for me,most likely afternnon for him

[@czeianamiguel5543]

7:48 PM here

[@aesthete3015]

​@@ALMAGNZLZ80dude 5:30 PM here

[@taipan8021]

Inyeresting

[@jtwright4095]

yerp.

[@faheemabid9646]

Khamzat chimeav estp George st peire infj Paddy baddy esfp Khabib narmahadov istp Islam machachev isfp

[@Heyokasireniei468sxso]

not bad i agree

[@YouilAushana]

I have already won a world championship in real life. You children keep wishing. Guess my type?

[@jtwright4095]

istp

[@ntaremichael4077]

ENTP i also don't shy away from physical fights

[@beefee7279]

As an ESFP I have to fully agree with you, even when I'm playing video games I take so much pleasure in making combat look flawless, impressive, and throwing tricks in to make it look even more visually pleasing lmao, I know it may be sad to mention video games instead of an actual real life sport but I am just a sad teenager so it's the only example I have 🥲

[@annissagraves3076]

No ISTJ’s in the comments 😂

[@MightyPooPSTEAM]

I wish u had used real-life examples of actual fighters like i thought u would in the first few seconds. Disappointed.

[@ThePitchblue]

I'm an intj but I'm a bully :(

[@AmirWoodruff-vh3qx]

First comment

[@Maddiethedumbasslesbian]

The trickster just sounds like me in fighting games when I'm trying to compensate for the fact that I have no idea what I'm doing