Ja'far MBTI -Persönlichkeitstyp
Persönlichkeit
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ISTJ 614so/sp 6w5-1w9-4w5 Ja’far is undoubtedly an ISTJ 6w5. However, I have different perspectives regarding his Enneagram type, largely based on the prequel *The Adventures of Sinbad*. I need to write a lengthy analysis to explain my thoughts. First, I support his tritype being 614. Characters with a 613 tritype should exhibit more determination, restraint, and achievement-oriented traits. These qualities are not distinctly prominent in Ja’far (if we ignore the stereotypical "steward" persona). I believe Ja’far displayed clear 4w5 traits during his youth. Examples include: using detached, unique phrases like "blood-stained fate" and "my heart has long been frozen" to describe himself; self-doubt after failures; believing he was an unrelated "scum" to Rurumu and thus unworthy of love, etc. Since this trait only occupies the third position in his tritype, it became overshadowed by the practicality of his core 6 and 1 fixations as he matured. Meanwhile, his role as a leader’s right-hand man and an irreplaceable, multi-talented steward allowed his pursuit of "uniqueness" to be sufficiently fulfilled through his career. Second, contrary to most current community votes, I argue that Ja’far’s 6 subtype is not sp/sx or sx/sp, but so/sp. I agree he exhibited strong self-preservation (sp) traits in his youth, hence confirming sp6. However, I don’t believe he aligns with sx6. Insecurity in one-on-one relationships typically leads sx6 to display dependency, exclusivity, and testing behaviors (somewhat "yandere"-like), but Ja’far shows none of these. Furthermore, examining Ja’far’s monologues in *The Adventures of Sinbad* (e.g., during his Household Vessel awakening, self-doubt after failing to rescue Sinbad, rejecting Shaka’s persuasion), we see that while Ja’far calls Sinbad "the most important person to me," it’s because Sinbad is someone who "brings everyone together." Every monologue emphasizes phrases like "by their side," "acting with them," "to protect them," "to safeguard the people of this nation"—all texts highlighting the concept of "community." I believe maintaining this community is his driving force. After Sinbad leaves, Ja’far returns to their nation to continue dedicating himself to the group. From the perspective that "subtypes stem from different early trauma types," sx6 likely originates from unpredictable intimate caregivers, so6 from simultaneous dependency on and fear toward early group dynamics and harsh authority, while sp6 arises from unsafe survival environments. Ja’far’s childhood in an assassin organization also aligns more with the formation of a so/sp6. Ja'far's early obedience to the assassin organization was a sp-strategy (excelling to survive), but its root was so-anxiety (maintaining membership in his only available group). After joining Sinbad, his sp tendencies (securing freedom/wealth) initially served the so-desire to belong to a new community. As the group's reliability grew, his sp energy shifted from self-preservation to sustaining the collective (e.g., managing national resources), while his so-motivation evolved into self-sacrifice for the idealized "us." This aligns with the so/sp 6's pattern: using sp pragmatism to fuel so idealism.
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