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Kotoko Yuzuriha 010 MBTI -Persönlichkeitstyp

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Kotoko Yuzuriha 010 Persönlichkeitstyp

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"Welcher Persönlichkeitstyp ist {profilename}? {profilename} ist ein {MBTI} -Persönlichkeitstyp in MBTI, {enneagram} - {iv} - {tritype} in EnneArgram, {big5} in Big 5, {socionics} in Socionics."

Also here’s an argument for ESFP > ISFP and I’m not extremely sure on this but I really don’t think there’s any way she could have inf Te. Cognitive extroverts are focused on the objective, and Se doms are very specifically focused on the information they have access to. Se as a function is based on perceiving external factors and keeping that perception as it is without branching off from it (Ne) or without assigning any subjective value/importance to it (Si). When Se is dominant, the person views the world through an objective view and their judging functions tend to be more equally balanced (though tert functions are usually less favored) Kotoko’s observation skills and ability to adapt and act accordingly to what happens in the moment are recognized many times in Milgram. The best example of this is in her voice drama when she points out all the noticeable differences in her voice drama I think is very evident of some sort of leading cognitive extroversion: “Kotoko: Sakurai Haruka. The vigor in his actions has increased. Though it looks like he's weird and immature, it seems like he's starting to have an interest in the conversations of the people around him. Kotoko: Kashiki Yuno doesn't seem to change much on the outside, but I think her habit of going along with others is getting less. Or maybe the real Kashiki Yuno is only starting to reveal herself now. ES: Hey, what kind of show is this!? Kotoko: Kajiyama Fuuta definitely has a major change. Using aggressive words against others - that’s happening less, though words that justify and defend himself, that’s increasing- ES: KOTOKO!” Kotoko is always in tune and more focused on the outside objective facts instead of viewing the world through a subjective lens. She’s able to quickly notice immediate details present, compare them, and use them to her advantage. She doesn’t view the actions of the others through a subjective Fi lens, she views them as they are and keeps track of them without placing much subjective value on them. Kotoko’s ability to adapt to situations and make the most of her environment (sneaking into Mikoto’s interrogation, taking advantage of said situation in order to make a deal with Es, and honestly her entire crime) seems very Se. Just because she plans and makes connections doesn’t mean she can’t have inferior Ni. In fact, her murder didn’t even seem all that planned out. The newspaper clippings in her MV prove that she wasn’t going after one particular guy, but multiple people who were hurting others. It’s more likely that she noticed this guy was a lot more of a threat to people (more specifically children) after the multiple occurrences and decided to target him specifically (this is my own theory though). Also Kotoko just accepting Es’ judgement on the prisoners really doesn’t seem Fi dom. If she were Fi, her own judgements would be first and foremost, however she very readily accepts whatever Es thinks is right. It seems more like a Se “accepting the current reality of whats in front of you” decision, and with the way she reacts to the judgements, it seems a lot more like a Se-Te reaction. She completely accepts Es’ standing as an authority (Se, that’s an external factor and truth of the situation she’s in) because she believes she can use them and the system of Milgram to act out and justify her own beliefs on others (SeFiTe). She may have a plan, but her ability to adapt to the situation of Milgram to enact out what she wants seems very objective like Se more than subjective like Fi. I think people tend to forget Se is not just being active/impulsive and Ni is not just planning I’m not too confident on this argument so if anyone else has any other arguments or insights then let me know

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"You're not going to collaborate? ...But we should all have the same goal." ―Kotoko Yuzuriha Kotoko (杠琴子 Yuzuriha Kotoko) is one of the 10 prisoners in MILGRAM. She is voiced by Aimi. Trial 1: https://youtu.be/_gTTtS0Fvxk (Harrow) Airplanes in the night sky like shooting stars / like a wolf to the moon ~ olivia hye.