Ever since I found out about mbti, I’ve been really interested in it and I found that I’m really drawn to the personality types that Green and Yellow are! Soooo I wanted to draw those characters that I know of that match :>
I know there’s a huge difference between fictional and real life depictions of these personality types (since I think that usually it’s stereotypes for fictional and it’s much harder to know about a fictional character than real life people lmaoo) (people’s personality obviously don’t fit a single mold, we’re all so different and unique in our own way(with some similarities sprinkled here and there)) but I do notice a pattern at least in fictional media that feels like these types and I’ve loved them for so long haha
I’m not an expert on mbti, but I feel I have a jist on it (I’m no professional, purely for fun) so I mainly got their typings from the personality database (thank you database ahaha)
And I love connecting other ships with Feelingshipping, so I was so excited to see that a few that I love do match mbti with them :D (especially Commonershipping since I always had a feeling that they were so similar to Feeling <3 and I love pairing them together as my favorites <3)
anywho thanks for reading this! I love to explore all the dynamics of Feeling and this is one that I enjoy exploring ^v^
(there are definitely some other characters that I could mention, but I decided to stick with 10 each)
Idk if this blog is dead or anything. Sorry ive been insanely busy studying for the MCAT but anyways.
Im watching The X-Files in breaks and ummm Si dom Scully and Fi dom Mulder...idk something feels incomplete here. I agree that Ne and Te are in their stack but as their aux function idk. Im still in S1 so I can't make a complete decision yet but I dont think Fi and Si are their dominant function.
ISTJs have a serious, conservative air about them. They want to know and follow the rules of the game, and typically seek out predictable surroundings where they understand their role. You may find the ISTJ doing something useful even in social situations (for instance, organizing coats and hats at a party) as they’re often more comfortable taking charge of a task than they are chatting up strangers. When given something to do, they are highly dependable, and follow it through to the end.
Honestly, I know next to nothing about all the other myers-briggs types except my own, lol. But there's a lot of misinformation about mbti out there, and not a ton of good meta about fictional mbti in general, so lemme pop my two-and-a-half cents in here. (honestly though I've been thinking about this for a while and just wanted to get it out somewhere)
First of all, fictional characters are imperfect people in that no one is actually able to create a complete replica of a fully-functioning human (with all the different facets of their personality and stuff). A character is meant to be a part of a story, and each character is built for a specific purpose. So often, this makes it very hard to accurately type a character, because not only are they incomplete, they are also often inconsistent. BUT, we can try our best!!
Not every person within a type is the same. But in the case of fictional characters, I find there are a few similar tropes used that make it pretty easy to notice when they are an ISTJ.
The first one is that they almost always have some kind of personal moral code or concept that they follow to the ends of the earth. They take this "moral" very seriously, and a lot of their actions/backstory is oriented around it. If they are faced with a decision where they have to compromise this code, it gives them a lot of conflict. And in the situation where a previously-existing code of theirs gets suddenly disproven, they often are quite rattled by it and can become lost. If someone does something that is the opposite of their code (or conflicts with it), they often get irritated and can be condescending towards said character.
Secondly, they are often very forceful and often ruthless in implementing order (or in some cases, trying to convert people to their personal code). This is a behavior that is common for ESTJs and possibly some other types as well, but a key difference is that said ISTJ character only does it with a select few people that they encounter (i.e. the person they're stuck on an adventure with, or the person they're battling), whereas ESTJs are a lot more open with their correction. A key example of this is Iida Tenya from BNHA, an ESTJ. He is very open about keeping order, to the point of confronting people he doesn't know very well (getting on Bakugou's case about disrespecting the desks in the beginning, and directly telling Deku to stop muttering in front of a crowd of people). And Neji Hyuuga from Naruto, an ISTJ, only really conflicts with the people he's battling and the people in his team. Otherwise, he's pretty reserved. The same can be said for Uryuu Ishida from Bleach as well.
Thirdly, their past experiences (i.e. backstories) are very important and defining for them. This is a common thing for anime characters in general, but ISTJ characters usually take it farther than that, letting past events completely shape how they view the world and other characters.
Fourthly, they are almost always serious and quite reserved (though they are not always quiet).
There are other ways to figure stuff like this out too--in fact, some ISTJ characters you never get to know well enough to see these sides of their personalities, so you have to go off of other things. But for more main characters, these are the things I personally notice the most.
hope you found my random word barf of a meta useful lol.
It is that time of year again! 2016′s winner was Ben Wyatt (Parks and Recreation). He joined the Follower Favorite Chart and won an in-depth profile (disclaimer: because one was not already made. In the event one has been made the winner will get a review of their profile and be updated as needed). Due to him winning in 2016, you cannot vote for him in 2017.
-Her use of SiTe is incredibly healthy and is able to interact with her Tert Fi without any trouble at all. She is action oriented and always able to stick to her Si without indulging in the most unhealthy aspects of Si.
2.Mitchell Prichett
- His tert Fi is quite hidden and he sometimes struggles to define it. He did outgrow it as the seasons went on. It's mostly due to his coming up age with his father hovering over him and Mitch looking for his approval.
3. Rick Grimes
-His struggle to balance the use of TeFi is constant. His desire to stick to his principles makes him quite frustrated with the reality he lives on rn. He either goes full SiFi focusing on his values and hyper fixating on every metric or goes SiTe he ignores his Fi completely.
4. Carmine Berzatto
-SPOILER FOR S2
-Pure SiTe completely ignoring his Fi. Even when he tries to get in touch with it through his connections with Claire is very clear he just can't help himself. He is very hyper focused on every single little detail when it comes to his food ,constantly struggling to find the right balance of his TeFi.
5. Joel Miller
- Horrible SiTe with his desire to connect with someone yet rejecting them at the same time. He then makes a choice purely based on his Fi that dooms humanity.
It is that time of year again! 2016′s winner was Ben Wyatt (Parks and Recreation). He joined the Follower Favorite Chart and won an in-depth profile (disclaimer: because one was not already made. In the event one has been made the winner will get a review of their profile and be updated as needed). Due to him winning in 2016, you cannot vote for him in 2017.
