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Yuukoku no Moriarty
Count Blitz Enders mbtiパーソナリティタイプ

Count Blitz Enders mbtiパーソナリティタイプ

Count Blitz Endersパーソナリティタイプ

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"Count Blitz Endersはどのような性格タイプですか？ Count Blitz Endersは、 in MBTI、3w4 - so/sp - 386 in Enneagram、SLUEN in Big 5、SLE in socionics のパーソナリティタイプです。"

I had voted ESFP for him but after reading the manga I'd say ENTJ makes more sense. He strikes me as a very unhealthy Te-dom who measures his own and other people's worth and significance according to external standards, as seen right after he is exposed in the theater (https://imgur.com/a/3OBAkvv). He doesn't acknowledge intrinsic individual differences—his Fi is completely overclouded by his Te fact-oriented criteria. Moreover, his Ni fuels his Te by instilling in his mind abstract notions which assimilate themselves in an internal, interconnected web of concepts. In other words, he easily sees beyond Se concrete reality, or as Jung puts it, "it peers behind the scenes, quickly perceiving the inner image that gave rise to the specific phenomenon". For example, the symbolic way in which he views all the nobles in the Noahtic and the commoners—he is a grandiose noble chosen by God who deserves to board Noah's ark and escape the filth of the rest of the world, while the rest is just a bunch of mere animals who deserve nothing more than to drown in the waters of a torrent (https://imgur.com/a/UBA7oPT). In his eyes, Noah was just like him—he was chosen by God and was thus a noble—and the Noahtic embodies the concept of Noah's ark (Ni deriving underlying meanings from Se data). Another example is when he mentioned that he represents the nobility's future generation, which seems to be a rather bold and prophetic stance (https://imgur.com/a/cjMos0o) and is akin to Jung's description of the Ni type: "it can even foresee new possibilities in more or less clear outline, as well as the event which later actually transpires. Its prophetic prevision is to be explained from its relation to the archetypes which represent the law-determined course of all experienceable things". He also complements his Te-Ni dynamic by resorting to Se-heavy activities—spontaneously stabbing and murdering that man when he thought there was no risk of getting caught—as a way to find relief from all the stress he was experiencing, i.e. Se is more likely to be his tertiary function than Ne or Te. Edit: you guys could at least post a comment explaining your votes.