Wheeljack MBTI -Persönlichkeitstyp
Persönlichkeit
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“I kinda figured it’d be bigger.” MBTI: Ti-Se-Ni-Fe —> Ti-Fe: Wheeljack had a less involved role in Season 1, but I believe an example for his possible predominant INTERNAL PREFERENCE for SELF-REFRIENTAL KNOWLEDGE manifested in the form of his initial decline to play a more active role as a team member in Team Prime, having preferred to go by his internalized logic that he operates better on his lonesome and had other priorities; it was his later more evident issues with having operated as a “loose cannon” that Wheeljack’s potential disconnection to SHARED SENTIMENT was made clear through, having glossed over the disruption he brought to the Autobots’ social standards in favor of his preferred, logical approach to the situation. —> Ti-Se: It was in Season 2’s “Loose Cannons” episode that Wheeljack demonstrated his ability to apply his internalized logic and skills to assessing practical, immediate situations, such as with his dedicated attempt to dismantle the bomb that Dreadwing had stuck to Bulkhead, thus having demonstrated that Wheeljack possibly BROADENED his sense of SELF-REFERIENTAL KNOWLEDGE through PRACTICAL SENSATION; again, it was Wheeljack’s more hasty efforts to gratifyingly bring fruition to his internalized knowledge - be it through having blown up the gas station in “Loose Cannon”’s beginning or taking up Dreadwing on his offer for a challenge - that demonstrated an unhealthier form of IMPULSIVE SENSATION. —> Ti-Ni: During Season 3’s major hunt for Predacon fossils, Wheeljack’s disagreement with Ultra Magnus’s more organized, procedural approach to objectives eventually agitated him to the point of having engaged in passive avoidance of the situation, using trite forecasting to Arcee in “Plus One” to state his reason for avoiding Bulkhead in particular, thus a weaker sense of ABSTRACT IDEALISM; however, when it came to partnership with Wheeljack’s problem-solving, dominant Ti, the Wrecker himself possessed a more balanced sense of ABSTRACT IDEALISM, such as in having made acute predictions in situations like preventing his execution on Darkmount and later warning Optimus Prime of the incoming plasma storm that endangered the Allspark objective in the Predacons Rising movie. Continued in comments…
