Heroic Versions of the 16 Personalities

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ESTP 0:23 ISTP 2:03 ISFJ 3:21 ESFJ 5:10 ENTJ 7:20 INTJ 8:25 ISFP 9:40 ESFP 10:55 ENFP 13:08 INFP 14:11 ISTJ 15:42 ESTJ 16:52 INFJ 18:06 ENFJ 19:32 ENTP 20:59 INTP 22:31

[@trinaq]

Thanks so much for the time savers!

[@johnnybosnia554]

Thanks mate

[@lilamerican7296]

😍

[@jaekid8011]

Someone give this person a Nobel prize🙏

[@unitx3k]

@@jaekid8011 Not one, but two!

[@It_is_Okay_to_be_Sad]

I love your thumbnails... 🙂

[@xodroraccoon]

It looks so classic and classy

[@interludemediasg]

I’m here for the thumbnails as well 🤍

[@mewcelappleby]

Ikr! It’s simple yet very creative and original!

[@nurainiarsad7395]

I approve the highlighting of the INTJ’s ‘mind blowingly long term plan’. I also approve that the description of the INTJ hero can almost just as equally describe the INTJ villain 🤣

[@SuperKatiki]

It just all depends on the plan, lol.

[@xodroraccoon]

You got ENFP sooooo right. Believing in goodness of people is not just in books, it got me in friendships that squeeze my heart and human relationships that suffocate it. Also my ISTJ mother/ and many teachers i had always warned me that people may have other motives and that the world is not an angelic place. I used to ignore them. It takes time for the eternal child to mature, if ever.

[@mattblom3990]

I'm an ENFP and I totally agree! This video was shared in a Telegram group of MBTI friends I'm part of and I wrote this in response to the video: "I really agree with his ENFP, the "Eternal Optimist". I'm sure I've said her before I feel my brain has a switch for optimism hardwired to "on". When I'm down I can recover very quickly emotionally and usually do. I don't have social fears of any sort because my brain only ever thinks of positive results. Even if I try to think of a "neutral" result it has a streak of positivity."

[@xodroraccoon]

@@mattblom3990 im not a positive person i like to thonk realistically but i get the broader sense feels perfectly correct

[@ladyfoxwf1075]

I don't understand how this even relates to ENFP's functions beyond the endless possibilites that Ne brings. But surely that would bring both the positive and negative. I really only notice this faith in others in people with high Fe. I relate to everything else he said, but believing in the "good" in others sounds very foolish to me.

[@hyjjjkyikk3158]

@@ladyfoxwf1075 it is because ne always sees potential in people in good way because their fi makes them less critical of people which makes them cynical but I might be wrong however enfp are known for their optimism which cynics think it is naivety

[@ladyfoxwf1075]

@@hyjjjkyikk3158 Why would Fi make them less critical of people? Do you mean because in self reflection they form an understanding behind behaviours?

[@milliecarr3879]

the duality of ENFPs is unparalleled, we could either be Spider-Man or Harley Quinn🤷

[@savvageorge]

Neo is a great choice. The way INTPs navigate between the physical and non-physical world does make the Matrix film feel a bit like a documentary at times.

[@Tilnaor]

INTP and martial arts.., never thought about it, but seems true. INTPs never believed in brute force. Even if inevitable to fight, they fight with their mind. Tactics, agility, dexterity instead of raw power

[@tryagain7536]

I know 2 intps and their are not afraid of physical confrontation and I do believe that they're fierce fighters because both of them using tertiary Si don't use fancy or spectacular moves but very powerful and efficient once they understood the mechanics.

[@westlethegreat6388]

A logical person would always work out to maximize power output. Push in the right spots to maximize mechanical advantage? Sure. But power is important nomatter what form you use. -ENTP Yes I know that's not a cliche entp thing to say. But I've double checked my type quite a few times just in case and it seems pretty solid. Just to be clear. For more info, I used to think I might be intp since I can be quiet sometimes until I learned what extraversion and introversion is all about in mbti. It's interesting stuff. Anyway. Raw power and art go hand in hand. Nobody with a brain just picks one.

[@kittu7315]

@@westlethegreat6388 Yes, brute strength is one of the key part in a fight. And If the other person is stronger than you physically, then the the winning side is obviously slanted towards the stronger. And if someone is exceptionally weak and frail then I don't think any martial arts even the strongest or hardest can help that person. Being physically strong is the base point of every martial art. But not having enough brute strength doesn't mean you can't win a fight. But using witty tactics and plans can cope up with that person's shallow muscle power. And if we are to use whatever form we want to fight someone, I don't think we need a large amount of physical power. Just referring this to the movie 'Home alone', fighting like that kid (who doesn't seem strong physically) is possible. (And if you didn't get the movie reference, it's just about a kid who fights bad guys with traps and other cool brainy stuff and finally wasting them and making them regret what they did). If the 'form' you meant is a martial art then this paragraph is useless. Using the environment and other factors in it to fight can give you a huge advantage. And yes again for more info, I used to think I was an extrovert as I was very socially skilled. People usually mistakes the meaning of introverts as a person who speaks very little or not at all (not in the deaf dumb way).But studying and reading about personalities and other things made me realise that was just dumb. It is ofc not completely stupid, because introverts prefer quiet and alone time a lot, they get socially weaker and stops a lot of talking. So a majority of the introverts are actually quite and socially weak. But you can also be an introvert who is socially skilled and also be an extrovert who is socially unskilled.

[@savvageorge]

I think many of the top fighters, like Mohammed Ali or Bruce Lee, were probably STPs but very similar mindset to NTPs when it comes to strategy and being methodical.

[@westlethegreat6388]

@@kittu7315 I had my mind on the type of one on one hand to hand fight you jump to when you hear "a fight" but yes. Traps are a way to compensate for both weakness and inexperience in combat. I have seen home alone and I love it

[@anatonyjahs6464]

Who relates? As an INTJ. 1. Have one life long plan, supported by several lesser but equally important plans. 2. Makes all decision roughly based on said plan. 3. Non practicing machiavellian 4. Prefers stoicism > point 3 5. Has an improved future version of self at the back of your mind. 6. Non practicing machiavellian, NB. 7. Does things in absolutes. 8. Diligent in not repeating mistakes. 9. Wants to be understood, but does not know how to properly convey such understanding. 10. Suffers alone, hardly anyone who can help us, must help ourselves. 11. As some form of indulgence or controlled addiction. 12. Many, many interest and as such reads a-lot. 14. Arrogance either matured out or controls it. 15. Must regulate thoughts, more bad than good ones. An intj is a chameleon, and can be what ever or whoever serves the plan at that point in time , though this exercise can be exhausting it can makes social interactions work. Always learning never satisfied but aware of above average reservoir of knowledge. Knows strengths and painfully aware of weaknesses and afraid to love because much of our lives we go through it with our head and nor heart, greatly under developed concerning emotions however this is remedied by our ability to substantiate emotions with reason, logic.

[@wepsar]

You got INFP spot on. Truth be told, I believe in others more than myself. Thanks for the perspective!

[@johnknight9150]

It's nice to have an INTJ video where we are not just evil! This might surprise other types, or those with a cursory knowledge of typology, but we are going to have a fondness for INFP characters -- remember, it was George Orwell (INTJ) who wrote the character of Winston from 1984. And ENFPs are secretly adorable. But don't tell anyone we said that.

[@riduckulus1574]

by adorable you mean insufferably annoying right?

[@johnknight9150]

@@riduckulus1574 Honestly, both. There are two types of ENFP. 'Disney' ENFPs are as you describe, but the darker ones are cool. Colour and chaos. If you're willing to look beyond a surface level, you'll be surprised how deep your conversations will get if you give them a chance. The ones with the annoying-cute thing can feck off though.

[@johnknight9150]

@@sub.sa.3058 Interesting, would you say that applies to both male and female INFPs? On a simple, rational level, INFPs are easy to talk to about deeper, more universal concepts. On a deeper level of attraction (at least from this male INTJ towards INFP women), it's a lot more irrational and unconscious, and probably highly related to anima projections. Personally, looking back at my own history, it has always been INFP women for whom I instantly fell. When someone like Naomi Osaka is on telly, I can barely even think. I think the term "head over heels" is quite apt, all sense of up and down goes out the window and I lose all of my bearings. INFP women are probably the only people in the world who get to see the icky mushy side of INTJs, as if we turn into barely matured INFP children. We often become something we don't even recognise. I remember gushing to one INFP woman, who with a quizzical glance, remarked 'you look like a teenage girl!'

[@johnknight9150]

@@sub.sa.3058 Not annoying at all (I do it myself). Can you clarify what you meant with how you related "head over heels" to Fi-Ne? Wasn't sure what you meant there. With INFP blokes, I can't speak for the other INTJs, but I guess I have a soft spot INFP blokes and get on quite easily with them, as long as they're not *too* emotive. If they get girly and constantly need to talk out their feelings, well, bollocks to that, but I quite like the ones who are intuitive artistic types with a certain cultured presence. That strong empathy you have - secretly we have it too, and an INTJ would likely stick up for and aid most INFPs given the chance (especially looking out for school mates). Re: INTJ women, I've never met one, only seen interviews and television characters. I think they seem somewhat more stern, probably as learned reaction to a different environment. What interests me is their relationship to Se -- we INTJ blokes are secretly fetishistic, and enjoy a sensual relationship to certain forms (if there were a 24/7 secret camera, you might spot us stroke the textures of lush clothing, for instance). Perhaps by means of overcompensation, we are perhaps more feminine in that regard, while INTJ women seem to be more utilitarian. It may surprise you, and shatter many stereotypes, but I'm actually hankering for a time when I can have some spare cash to splash on some really good clothes with a classy aesthetic. I don't often think about things so trivial, but it's a kind of thirst that crops up from time-to-time. I want a strong signature look, and I want to exude a particular presence if possible, though I often find the real life process mind numbing.

[@johnknight9150]

@@sub.sa.3058 Interesting question. I don't think INTJs are very likely to wear jewellery, rings, etc. I've flirted with it, but ultimately it was just too impractical. We tend to always head in the direction of elegant simplicity - combinations involving perhaps something bold, but usually involving as few components as possible. If you ever want to see what it's like in an INTJ head, and a visual representation of INTJ tastes, check out 'Perfect Drug' by NIN. Dark colours, stark beauty, secret addictions and usually well hidden illicit desires - plus a strange habit of sounding like you're from another period of history. Re: Ni, I'm not sure fine details fit into its scope. Maybe sometime, deep into the process, but usually Ni wants to take 10,000 foot view of everything. We constantly have associations trigger from something we've just read, heard, or watched, and once we can pause and disengage from life's unfortunately necessary Te activities, our unconscious minds are always piecing together narratives to explain things in life. As a writer, I actually do most of my work away from the keyboard, when I go walking. As I walk through the landscape, my conscious mind largely just observes and records as my unconscious mind pieces together whatever I have been working on. I think the best way of describing Ni is taking impossibly large amounts of data (too large for the conscious mind to process), then filtering out anything that seems unnecessary until a strong and elegant narrative can be constructed. Re: INFP internal confusion, my ex would often get to 99% completion of something and stop. I think she was one or two hours away from getting her driver's licence, and to this day, I think she still doesn't have one. Always drove me bonkers, but the analyst in me also wanted to know what was happening internally to cause that.

[@christineherrmann205]

" After all, it takes a lot of time and effort to corrupt someone." (beat) "Um, so I've heard." *spits out coffee*

[@atthecore4560]

ENFPs are brilliant. Crazy, but still, very much brilliance defined. -an ENTJ

[@ivantung6976]

I'm an INTJ and I can really relate to this. Coincidentally, I'm trying to be a stoic myself. I have studied the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius and other works by Epictetus and Seneca and hope to imply their principles to my life and become a more enlightened and wise person.

[@veniceangelidelacruz2988]

Same.

[@ivantung6976]

@Luan Alencar being and intj can be shit a lot of times, especially in social situations lol

[@rain.booked]

"it must be exhausting always rooting for the anti-hero" 😵‍💫 on a side note, i wonder why ISTPs seem to be the least represent in online social spaces among all the introverted types

[@christineherrmann205]

Man, that ENFP bit kicked me in the gut with it's sheer perception. Signed, ENFJ.

[@kailanGoreng]

how so? signed, a curious ENFP

[@christineherrmann205]

@@kailanGoreng that fact that Fe dom can make a lot of tasks more complicated. But serving has additional rewards. I'd have to watch again to find the exact quote that hit me so hard.

[@ladyfoxwf1075]

See as an ENFP I related to everything he was saying until he said about believing the best of believeing in the potential of other people. Sure I have trust issues but even if I didn't, I'm sure that wouldn't be the case. I've spoken to ENFJ's who relate to that though, it sounds more like an Fe thing tbh. Especially with ESFJ's with their Fe Ne dynamic, they tend to be the suckers for abusive relationships bc they believe they can fix someone.

[@benbovard9579]

For an aspiring author like me who absolutely loves delving deep into characterization, these videos have been a Godsend, so thank you.

[@ilveyouful]

I guess she technically doesnt count but, whenever I think of a hero with my type, I think of Sophie Hatter from Howls moving castle (the studio ghibli one, mind you). Her arc is really great, as shes really unassuming at first but really saves the day by her sheer will and determination to save everyone. I absolutely adore it. -ISFJ

[@islathefoxchild2120]

I’m enjoying all of the Arcane references you’ve begun to incorporate into your videos

[@dandeliondot]

Such a good show to MBTI. Waiting for him to get into anime heh.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

This is actually super accurate, we can relate to each version.

[@trinaq]

I love your example of Ned Stark as the ISTJ archetype. Many of the ISTJs I know in real also fit, in that they're rigid and structured in their morals.

[@nargess8521]

Thanks for describing ESTJs so nicely 🙂🙏 that's very rare between content makers.

[@xodroraccoon]

I love esfjs types

[@combodad2235]

Their's a reason it's rare

[@nargess8521]

@@combodad2235 *There's Okay 🙂

[@combodad2235]

@@nargess8521 exactly my point. ESTJ's always think they're smarter than everyone, when they're not. And yes their's as in their is. So don't go there lol

[@nargess8521]

@@combodad2235 if you feel so dumb for a grammar mistake, how dumb would you feel if you know I'm not an ESTJ?

[@ip43627]

yesss i really like the isfp description, i've seen jon snow and harry potter typed as isfp and the 'reluctant hero' feels like a perfect description :) thanks - isfp :)

[@NoorNoonMoon]

Mature ENTPs are normally popular among audiences for being "cool" heroes with dark/strong background , especially in anime. From what I noticed, they are almost always paired with an INFP ,,mostly as a mentor for growing INFPs

[@merenwen4495]

Great video! Harry Potter is also typed as an ISFP and I really think your description of an ISFP hero also fits his character very well.

[@bebelmuniz]

I think Dr.Watson is also a great example of a hidden ISFJ hero.

[@fortune_roses]

The *INTJ* one is beautiful ♡

[@spaceangelmewtwo9074]

It's too bad you're not into anime. My personal favorite ENTP protagonist is Edward Elric from Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and the description of the ENTP hero you gave after the example of Tony Stark matches Edward's character arc exactly. He's someone who has a very important goal of restoring his and his brother's bodies back to normal, but there always seems to be no ethical way to go about doing so. He also has to contend with the arrogance that comes with his genius and learn to be humble.

[@flusel4949]

I was thinking of him, too! Truly one of the best Anime protagonists out there!

[@x-rex7236]

Honestly I hoping you would mention Batman as example for INTJ. He is kinda like a mastermind in chess board type universe with the Justice League members being his chess pieces and he is the player known for beating anyone with pre planning or he could easily bend all his enemies to his will using his status but he ultimatly doing it for the greater good

[@johnknight9150]

And using gadgetry to overcome his weaknesses.

[@x-rex7236]

@lord putin imagine if they team up

[@johnknight9150]

@lord putin L?

[@Cityweaver]

@@johnknight9150 L from Death Note, a world-class detective who is the heroic antagonist in a crime thriller about a serial killer with an impossibly unfair advantage.

[@johnknight9150]

@@Cityweaver Merci.

[@arielleung5958]

Okay this is JUST what I need. I have been researching about mbti to learn more about how my characters would behave in certain situations. My protagonist is actually a Isfp and the reluctant hero is EXACTLY what the protagonist would be in my head! Thank you sooo much for making the video, it sums up all my thoughts and is just ✨prefect✨

[@Kiki-Delivering]

Could you do a video on advice for ENFPs to stay motivated to complete a big picture goal or advice for jobs that they maybe wouldn’t get burnt out on but have a continuing turn over of passion for?

[@benjaminwellington8297]

I like your Neo comparison for INTP.

[@amyh7442]

Loved what you said about INTPs "trenscending their limitations in certain areas" when facing chaos. It would be very helpful if you share your opinion about balanced and imbalanced personalities and how they relate to "subtypes" , it is a bit puzzling how an INTP can be more focused on their Fe or Si but still be an INTP !

[@cinthiagoch]

Carrot, from Discworld, is definitely a less dramatic version of an ESFJ hero. And darn effective at maintaining social order too.

[@trinaq]

The ENFJ's type is literally called "The Protagonist", since they try to root for the underdog, and help everyone.

[@littleforfeited]

They can also use that for something bad. Enfj's are fascinating -Infp

[@duckbacon3117]

NTPs are the true protagonist.

[@Cooliemasteroz]

I’m an INTJ and I’ve suffered extremely badly and experienced injustice and then later in the last 14 years I’ve had to be very stoic. What’s been said about INTJ here is 100% me and it’s got me wondering if INTJS possibly attract bad experiences, I know at school I got bullied and I think it could’ve be because I couldn’t hide how I felt superior to others or it might have been just jealousy.

[@MaxShirt]

I think Tom Holland’s Spider-Man is a pretty iconic example of the ENFP hero. Spoilers for FFH and NWH. Mysterio was the perfect example of his trust in others being exploited while Otto Octavious was an example of his faith being rewarded.

[@FinleyFawkes]

I think another really good example for the ENTP Hero archetype you mentioned, would be Nick from Zootopia.

[@e--vlin4974]

It is funny how I feel much more empowered by hearing about my darkside than my heroic side. -infj

[@sagemaster1357]

ENFP is definitely tom Holland's spider man. He's clumsy but witty and has shown great intellect when facing villains and his own life problems. As for No way home, We see him easily redeem the Villains who came to the mcu because they were going to die if Doctor strange sends them back to thier original world. And he comes up with this new idea of fixing them so that they don't have to die in their world which sums up spider man's character on having great power which also comes with great responsibility.

[@kimchianimations940]

As an entp I'm so happy i wasn't anti-hero, only I'm glad he portrayed this side of an entp because i hear the anti-hero thing all the time an i used to love the notion of freedom and rebellion that came with it. Now im just rlly happy.

[@BaharehK]

I loved the INTJ part. I think being stoic has helped me a lot as a doctor to keep myself focused on problem-solving. On the occasions that I have found myself thinking about the absurdity and unfairness of life, I've had to find a private corner at work to cry lol

[@johnknight9150]

I think that's what people don't understand about us: that third slot Fi is the secret to the INTJ. Although we have a kind of poker face at all times in the public, we then need time to regather ourselves in our personal sanctuary to lick our wounds.

[@kailanGoreng]

dear INTJs, us ENFPs always have a shoulder for you to cry on. we won't judge. we promise.

[@johnknight9150]

@@kailanGoreng We know, thank you. But we're unlikely to cry, rather, we are more likely to simply state things in startling frank terms with a neutral expression. When we do unload, be ready for something... technical. And perhaps abstract -- certainly layered, at the very least.

[@kailanGoreng]

@@johnknight9150 well, i can't be sure if all INTJs are the same but i know one very well. my husband. we have been together for over 12 years now and i can read his facial expression, body language, slight changes in his tone of voice, to know his exact state of emotion. i never try to pry open anything unless he himself wants to talk about it. it took him many years to finally be able to trust me with his real feelings. to know that i am not going to judge him in any way shape or form. because i, like him both have Fi. i make every decision with Fi. so i get how it's tough. i get not wanting to seem weak or misunderstood. and he cannot hide his emotion with me. i acknowledge it without poking too much. and he appreciates that. and that is awesome. he is awesome. all you INTJs are awesome. sincerely, an ENFP

[@johnknight9150]

@@kailanGoreng Ooooh, you are the lucky chosen one. This is indeed what we INTJs are seeking, but are usually unable to find. Tell me, do you usually understand what he says, and how he structures his worldview? Is he perpetually thinking far into the future, and is it ever "spooky" what he sees in his mind? Speaking of "spooky", I have had several visions in the mystical/religious sense. I dare say this would happen more to Ni doms than other types. Has your husband ever experienced something similar, perhaps in (non-drug induced) altered states of consciousness? I feel this is something that has been historically valued by mankind, but in today's culture, would be viewed as madness or pathology.

[@dotyliou8236]

I definitely related. I had never thought being an ESFJ as a steward, but your explanation fits us. Definitely hate dilemmas. We stress and struggle with it. ~Saiyren

[@azmc4940]

So, who's side are you on? ISTP: I'm on my own side.

[@MelanieHooks]

SAMWISE!!! 🥔🥔🥔🍳🍳🍳🫖🍻🫖🍻 Of course he's ISFJ! One of my besties is exactly this guy. A professional caretaker that everyone loves and admires. He also makes the best cocktails around. 🍸

[@westlethegreat6388]

I'm definitely the naive version of the entp on the inside. Although I like to present myself as a calculated person, I have unrealistic expectations for what is possible. But if I didn't, would I have ever created a holographic game? Would I have ever signed up for all the classes I did? Would i have ever created 3d graphics in desmos? Would I ever meet my potential? Your potential does not boost you. Your potential is your limit. Don't undershoot and hope nature pushes you up. Overshoot and let nature pull you down to where it will.

[@hillary6563]

This was so well done! You are right that most entps want the title of anti-hero, but you gave us the title that was well deserved. 😂🤣😂 I've made everyone I know take the mbti test, so as you go through them I'm thinking of specific people. LOL You are very on point with all of them!

[@nitzan3782]

An ISFP who shows both the hero and the villain side of the type is Dayanera "Daya" Diaz of Orange is the New Black. For the ENTP equivalent, it's Jimmy McGill, the titular character of Better Call Saul, who's also remarkable as an example of a high-Fe ENTP. He starts out as a caretaker before using his impeccable people skills, if it wasn't for his cartoonishly Ne-dom mannerisms one might even mistake him for ExFJ. An excellent example of an ENFP hero is Avatar Aang.

[@sonpollo8995]

Mr. Miyagi from karate kid is the classic infj

[@CommonSwindler]

The exiled or aspiring ENTJ king is literally the story of Henry II of England in his younger years when he sought to make good his claim to his mother Matilda's inheritance of the English crown which had passed to him.

[@pearlsammo1638]

This is why I’m (INTP) such a fan of boxing, the sweet science. The best boxers are equally strategic as physical. Muhammad Ali comes to mind.

[@mialindvall]

This is exactly what I (INTJ) do, and why. Really insightful Nathan ⭐

[@jessicathespy]

Man Utred was the most inspiring character I have encountered in so long. I watched that show 3 times and he only got more inspiring, I think about stress decision making all the time. -infj

[@sometechydude2324]

Idea: How likely are the 16 personalities to benefit from being immortal? Basically, those that are likely to benefit from being immortal are those with basically unlimited interests and potential for new things they could do (i.e INTPs), while those that are unlikely would commonly have just one or two interests that, when they’ve completely exhausted them, the personality would completely stagnate

[@RonioFOX]

18:08 infj I feel cheated, I want a hero character, not the mentor

[@EidosTrantorianum]

Don't assume that a mentor hasn't lived through a hero's journey of their own just because the fanfare isn't there~

[@juliemarie3082]

ISFJ, my beloved.

[@darkvoid5525]

One great example that I think exemplifies the ESFP archetype pretty well would be Ben 10. Not only is he always willing to head into combat without hesitation, but it is also shown that over time, he experiences personal growth. At first, he starts out as an impulsive 10 year old who only thinks about the current moment, but then later in the series, he is able to examine his own morals and act of his own accord after maturing. The consistency mentioned is also evident because of how he is most often able to keep up in battle even if circumstances do not match up, such as transforming into the wrong alien.

[@sarahhamdan5470]

i went on a whole rant talking abt all the things I found cool abt this video with other mbti nerds but it would be too long to put in a comment lol so ill just say this was a super cool video! i especially loved seeing the types that often arent given enough credit for their great qualities, like the INTP, spoken abt in a herioc light! it's also a great way to learn more abt types who always seem to be viewed as villains like the ESTJ, this video gave them justice and taught u abt how there's so much more to them! great video!

[@Gio-sx7kt]

I always give people ideas, that they always forget that I gave them. I think it's pretty funny.- infj

[@corynnvorman2637]

Wish I had the time to watch full videos always, but thank you for the people who time stamp!

[@apessimisticpissant4429]

As an INTJ who practices stoicism, I am complimented. Thank you

[@anniefarrell9907]

I've re watched/listened the villain version so many times...im writing and it really helps...thanks for your vids

[@Snarl_Marx]

No examples for ENFP? Haha Great video as always! 💟

[@youssefjoseph5472]

Peter Parker was the first thing that came to mind (he’s usually typed enfp)

[@Terrazona929]

Wow! Very insightful and revealing ❤

[@sagemaster1357]

Your take on ISFP as hero's is spot on. I also have two fictional characters in mind who are like this. There names are Ichigo kurosaki and Ryuko matoi. (Bleach and Kill la kill) Both are not controlling people and just go with the flow of things and they rebel against people who are higher in power or make unfair justifiable rules. For example, Ryuko fighting against the rules of satsuki who what's power and order. As for Ichigo, Rukia broken the rules of a soul reaper and is now going to be executed. Ichigo could have not intervened but he wanted to save Rukia because it wasn't fair. And is now going against gotei 13 who basically a military branch of soul society.

[@jaredberensen4329]

The path to victory in LOTR seems to be paved with INFJs (Gandalf, Galadriel, Arargorn)

[@bebelmuniz]

Katniss Everdeen is an amazing INTJ hero 💛

[@kokofan50]

Raven Seldon from the Foundation trilogy is another great example of INTJ. His plans are so far reaching and subtle that they’re only realized after generations and at a galactic scale.

[@genasi9370]

I have literally fantasized before that I would love to be a powerful side character that guides the protagonist for a while before ultimately exiting the main story. I want to help stop the bad guys and everything but getting too involved felt too troublesome lol. I felt so called out when you explained the INFJ one.

[@kroolys5]

Naruto is a perfect example of an ENFP hero. Also Tom Holland's SpiderMan

[@BrimfulEmptiness]

I am not interested in sports, let alone being a fan of a team or a sportsman, but funnily, I like to watch MMA or street fights and did a little bit of boxing, karate, judo myself during adolescence. So, yeah, got me a little bit there. :) --INTP

[@rickwrites2612]

I do think Ne tends by its very nature to be optimistic in its ability to always see some sort of options. Im not really getting a clear idea of your ENFP archetype hero though. amaybe because you didn't have any examples. I'd associate them with someone who either inspires/rallies the troops, or a dramatic persona with sort of Aries-esque, almost childlike resilience.

[@kailanGoreng]

i don't know if you Naruto. He is one very good example of an ENFP main character.

[@ladyfoxwf1075]

Agreed, ENFP's are very perceptive, they don't tend to see the best in others since they intuitively can gather others motivations.

[@nononono8777]

It's very modern MCU Spiderman esque. Like if John Hughes wrote a superhero

[@MDSZilla]

ENFJ - Yep totally a Glitch In The Matrix :P

[@dobermito]

as an enfp, i almost cried with your description of us

[@quojo5757]

As an enfp sometimes i think Jesus is mad at me cos i can literally link what we´re talking about at church to something outside the whole Church thing. Like thinking of a car tyre i saw yesterday just because Elijah was carried away in a chariot to imaging Jesus having a haircut in a moving vehicle😂 FORGIVE ME LORD!

[@sylvia470]

When you were describing ENTJ, I though straight away of Maximus. ^^ I may be getting the gist of ENTJ after all...

[@CotswoldCreative]

Started with the type most likely to be a hero and ended with the least likely

[@aaronalvarez9954]

I think a good example of the eternal optimist is Kamina from Gurren Lagan. Wanted to mention him because an example seemed to be missed. I loved the video mate

[@arissetyanto1847]

that's right to me as infj, i always dreaming to be a secret mentor for a hero which a loved with

[@mrsmiawallace3554]

INFP here and I'm unsure about Winston Smith 🤔. I feel Holden Caulfield is a better fit as he looks for meaning in just about everything, he is overwhelmed by his emotions and he dwells on the past a lot. I can not comment on Luke Skywalker as I'm rather embarrassed to say...I've never seen any Star Wars movies 🙈.

[@MrRager1996]

The INTJ hero is a real one 👌

[@arinsrivastava6607]

Killua from hunter x hunter is a truly beautiful example of a good ISTP character in fiction. He isn't exactly a hero but he's definitely a good guy.

[@Mauripsu]

Killua is an INTP though

[@lulukrassova2196]

INTJ Hero NiTeFiSe iNTeNSe[Fi] close enough.... (Love from my Ne nonsense)

[@joemullany7621]

You understand ENTPs Other channels are so superficial about us.

[@veggi3215]

ENTPs Heroes: Phoenix Wright, Edward Elric, Deadpool, Satoru Gojo...

[@ryanside7095]

“ISFJs get kind of stepped on, and not in the fun way” 💀

[@iraqisailor]

No ENFJs in the comment section, they’re busy saving the world 😂

[@queenofgoldenhearts]

ENTP so real!!! tony and his quick minded answers lol also shuri (t’challa’s sister) is another great smart ENTP

[@midnightfield]

The ISFP description makes me think of Max Caulfield from the game Life Is Strange

[@NazzoMarth]

Love you, Love Who

[@luketodd618]

i was going to watch this video in class, but the saw how long it was. so im going to watch it at home

[@hollyjustine5]

I love watching your videos and always look forward to a new one coming out!

[@rumpertthejester3491]

It amazes me how obsessed everyone is with comic book characters! Has anyone else on this planet watched a movie made with real people or...I don't know...read a book?

[@Firehorse369]

Secretly, I always suspected that I was an ENTJ ;-p. Now, I know B-). 👑

[@lovewho]

Well, I’m glad that you could confirm that! Now I guess that world domination is the next move ~Nathan

[@Firehorse369]

@@lovewho Czarina II... but in a good way.🤩...🙂...👼... ... ...🤣.

[@angma_abode]

The damn thumbnail got me ROFL !!!! 😂😂💀💀

[@outoforbit00]

I wouldn't want an infj to be the hero in a national crisis, they are very intuitive but their actions based of their intutition could lead anywhere as they don't have the groundedness and moral universality of their humble susters, the isfj.

[@Pengalen]

I, an INTP, have never witnessed an ENFJ speak to me in "the proper way" for me, though they definitely thought they were.

[@farfaraway4285]

Stoic is my way of living so I guess I am a hero already. Btw are we sure Andy didn’t do it? We suppose to believe he didn’t but what if he did go to that house at the beginning, when he was drunk? He might not remember, or want to remember. Now he’s got to eat the cake and also keep it. Still sounds INTJ enough…

[@bryanakcasu]

We need X-Men as examples for all. What do we think for ENFJ? Cyclops? Xavier?

[@adelinec.789]

I would have typed Xavier as an INFJ. But I might be wrong, though.

[@bryanakcasu]

@@adelinec.789 I think you're right!

[@abbiestclair2911]

I knew you would bring Han Solo into it when you mentioned anti heroes