The Second Coming mbtiパーソナリティタイプ
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"The Second Comingはどのような性格タイプですか？ The Second Comingは、ENFJ in MBTI、7w6 - so/sp - 794 in Enneagram、 in Big 5、IEE in socionics のパーソナリティタイプです。"
. ₊ ⊹ . ⟡ ... 𝗧𝗦𝗖 i𝘴 𝒂𝒏 𝗘𝗡𝗙𝗝 (𝙵𝚎 𝚍𝚘𝚖.) 6so w 5sp. (FE-NI-SE-TI. 6 social w 5 conservation) (6 social, 9 conservation, 2 sexual.) After following Alan Becker's series for several years and focusing on getting to know each character, I'm ready to share my perspective on The Second Coming and his typology. First, I'd like to remind you that just because someone has a certain MBTI, enneatype, socionics, or other trait doesn't lock them into a single, fixed behavior. The theories are much more complex and vary by individual. Because what's important isn't how they act, but why they act and what drives them to do what they do. "Among fans, TSC is seen as a protective and loyal leader. They interpret his name “The Second Coming” as literally the return of the original hero (The Chosen One), reinforcing the idea that he is a heroic successor full of hope. The fandom emphasizes his love of friendship and justice: he is considered courageous and kind to allies, though occasionally somewhat arrogant or quick-tempered (for example, he sometimes takes charge of the Stick Gang, which some fans describe as a “control freak” moment). In summary, on-screen TSC combines childlike innocence (enjoying simple pastimes) with heroic courage. Officially Becker calls him “well-rounded” in combat, while fans view him as a loyal friend figure who fights for what is right." "Officially, Becker positions him as the redeeming hero of the series: the character who embodies renewal and teamwork. In Alan’s own descriptions and Q&As he has been noted as a “responsible” and dutiful figure. To the fandom, TSC symbolizes friendship and justice—without him there would be no new main hero in this era of the series. In sum, his existence shapes the story’s direction: his heroic deeds (reviving friends, defeating villains) and his moral leadership drive later storylines." 𝅄 ׄ ✧ׅ͡ 𓈒 𝗝𝗨𝗦𝗧𝗜𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 FOR 𝗧𝗦𝗖 AS AN 𝗘𝗡𝗙𝗝. ( FE dominant, NI inferior, SE tertiary, TI inferior. ) From his first appearance, The Second Coming presents us with a character curious about his surroundings, eager to face new experiences and become familiar with his atmosphere. (SE > SI.) In front of Alan, he appears motionless and lifeless, but when Becker is forced to leave, he eagerly begins to explore his around. It is there that he immediately meets the other Stickmen, forming a bond with them and a lasting friendship in a future. In addition, he takes leadership in the group, showing the rest the other parts of the monitor, exploring together without hesitation. Faced with the elimination of his colleagues, even without having known them well, he shows resignation and a need to do justice for THEM immediately, refusing reconciliation if his friends do not return: In other words, from its first appearance it presents a clear representation of FE+NI+SE and their motivations: their loved ones. Throughout the plot, we are given a deeper understanding of him. Beyond his need for calm and enjoyment of sleep, when the situation calls for it or he needs to show character in front of his friends, we see a loop of his proper functions. A clear difference between a TE and a FE is found in leadership, mainly, is the MOTIVATION of that. TSC displays a strong sense of leadership and a need for efficiency in his plans and objectives, and can sometimes seem controlling. However, we find on many occasions that when his friends are involved, he focuses on the well-being of the group and is willing to listen to others. His priority is not efficiency even if it is important to him, but the social environment. On top of that, TSC demonstrates intuition by anticipating problems, predicting threats like Virus, and quickly visualizing strategic solutions without relying only on past data. This points to a strong NI as an inferior. ESTJs, by contrast, rely more heavily on past experiences (Si) and proven frameworks, while TSC dynamically adapts to each new challenge, improvising based on a vision for the moment and the future, although he may take its time. Wanting to stay calm without getting into conflicts is totally different from being guided by past events, like a SI user. Another reason TSC is not ESTJ is the way he relates to others. He does not behave like a boss who imposes orders, but rather as an inspiring leader who moves the team through emotional closeness. That is classic ENFJ: not just organizing, but empathizing and motivating, with a talent for reading others’ emotions.
