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J. Jonah Jameson MBTI Personality Type

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Personality

What personality type is J. Jonah Jameson? J. Jonah Jameson is an ESTJ personality type in MBTI, 8w7 - sp/sx - in Enneagram, in Big 5, SLE in Socionics.

Get this wailing infant out of ESTJ 8w7 so/sp 863’s face, out of his city room, OUT OF HIS TOWN! MBTI - Te-Si-Ne-Fi —> Te-Fi: I feel that JJJ most likely did “not like chaos” and strived to “maintain order”, having been “naturally” inclined to “take charge of situations and start giving orders”. — In “Survival of the Fittest” (S1-E1), it was demonstrated right from the get-go that JJJ sought to enforce order and control upon the work environment in the Daily Bugle, firmly delegating tasks and such. —> Te-Si: I feel that JJJ sought “the most reliable or well established method of … approaching a situation”, having not really been interested in “discovering new ways of doing things”, more focused on “tried and true methods”. — This Te-Si preference may be represented in JJJ’s character Wiki describing his perceiving the first responders and other official vocations as the real heroes, such as in “The Uncertainty Principle” (S1-E9), when he wrote off Peter Parker’s photos as “freaks in costumes”. —> Te-Ne: I feel that JJJ more than likely did “not want to entertain too many ideas or possibilities at once” and found himself “easily frustrated with those who [did]”. — In “Growing Pains” (S2-E6), John Jameson had questioned his father’s enthusiasm for the possibility of his becoming Captain Jupiter as John thought that JJJ hated superheroes, to which JJJ explained he only hated those who supposedly wore masks, perhaps put off by the numerous avenues of secrets being harbored, such as by Spider-Man. ENNEAGRAM - 8w7 so/sp 863 —> Type 8: Alright, I’m guessing that JJJ experienced an “anger” about “shaping reality to how [he wanted] it” and if reality didn’t “yield” to him, this “[caused] anger” and a need for JJJ to “assert [himself]”, being “highly reactive” in his assertion. — I only really have my memory to go off of, but in “Persona” (S1-E10), JJJ was quick to catch onto the opportunity to quash Spider-Man’s good name when the friendly neighborhood spider himself was being framed, seeking to powerfully overcome the threat to the “real heroes’” publication. —> Wing 7: I feel that JJJ’s potential “‘I want’ energy from 7” reinforced his likely “8 lust license to grab and over-extend” and tended to “really tell it like it is” . — In “Identity Crisis” (S2-E7), I feel that JJJ demonstrated his expansive opportunism in trying to find the truth in Venom’s claim about Peter Parker being Spider-Man by promptly deploying his journalists to cover as many bases as possible. —> so/sp: I honestly feel that JJJ was instinctually focused on the “‘Participation & Contribution’” facet of the Social Instinct; he was “passionate about what [he contributed] to others”. — In “Opening Night” (S2-E12), JJJ was very vocal in social allegiance against Spider-Man when the hero was testing out the security measures of a new Oscorp prison, perhaps having sought to persuade others to viewing Spider-Man with the same disdain that he had. SOURCES —> The Spectacular Spider-Man: https://marvelanimated.fandom.com/wiki/The_Spectacular_Spider-Man_(TV_Series) —> MBTI: https://practicaltyping.com/ESTJ/ —> Enneagram: https://www.enneagrammer.com/type-8 —> Instincts: https://www.docdroid.net/QTXfwgk/hudson-subtypes-pdf LINGERING THOUGHTS —> I honestly considered the possibility of ENTJ for JJJ as he seemed to follow the internalized inclination towards following the truth, but I think his adherence towards communicating the truth is probably more indicative of maintaining a stable and reliable reality, as he is vehemently against the rise of super-vigilantes. —> I also really sought the possibility of JJJ being a counterphobic 6 who sought to expose falsehood and aggressively maintain the security of the truth, but what changed my mind was reading JJJ’s character Wiki, which described he was initially indifferent to Spider-Man before the press and coverage began to overpower the lead he had with the Daily Bugle, so he proceeded to seek to quash the threat to his power. —> If they want Spider-Man, we’ll give them Spider-Man. Thanks.

Biography

J. Jonah Jameson is the publisher and editor-in-chief of the newspaper the Daily Bugle. He is the father of astronaut John Jameson. He is known for his hatred towards Spider-Man.

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