Clark Kent "Superman" MBTI 성격 유형
인격
"Clark Kent "Superman"은 어떤 성격 유형입니까? Clark Kent "Superman"은 mbti의 ISFJ 성격 유형입니다. enneagram의 9w1 - SO9 - 926, big 5의 SCOAI, socionics의 SEI입니다."
So let me get this straight. Because Superman cracks a few awkward jokes, is a bit more emotionally expressive than Cavill’s deadpan version, and seems momentarily confused about his origin, he’s suddenly… ENFP? Or ISFP? Of course. That must be it. “Oh wow he’s quirky!! NE!! He has feelings!!! FI!!” Jesus Christ. PDB has officially lost the plot. Let’s actually look at the damn character in the story, not just your emotional reaction to his vibes. This is a Superman who is fundamentally anchored in his moral upbringing. His identity isn’t something he builds through personal exploration (Fi), it’s something he inherits, internalizes, and tries to uphold (Si–Fe). When the second Kryptonian message is revealed — that he was sent to conquer, not save — it shatters him not because he’s unsure who he is (Fi crisis), but because it contradicts the moral framework given to him by the Kents. He is stunned because the authority he built his life around betrayed him — that is Si in crisis. He then reorients around the Kents again. Stability. Legacy. Principle. Not some spontaneous, individualized “what do I want to be?” arc. ISFJ all the way. The idea that he’s “too assertive” or “too confident” to be ISFJ is hilarious. Have you people ever met an ISFJ who’s secure in their values? They’re absolute rocks — kind, sure, but not indecisive pushovers. Superman knows what he believes… until it breaks. That’s the plot. His impulsive moves aren’t Ne chaos or Se thrill-chasing. They’re trauma responses from a guy who just realized half his life might be a lie. But when the dust settles, where does he land? Right back on Earth. Right back to the people. Si. Fe. Home. Also, people saying “he’s written by James Gunn and played by an ENFP actor, so that means he must be an ENFP!” — do you even hear yourselves? Are you typing the character or just throwing vibes into a bingo wheel? I guess every Nolan character is INTJ now and every Tarantino character is ENTP on account of “directorial osmosis.” Great methodology. Really smart. Lastly — “He’s rebellious! He acts on instinct! He values identity!” Oh no, someone in 2025 showed emotion and moral confusion? Must be a Fi-dom! What are we doing here? It’s like people hear the words “feelings” and “authenticity” and start barking “ISFP!” like they’re pressing a buzzer on Family Feud. This Superman is not Ne-Fi. He’s not some chaotic soul-searching dreamer chasing possibilities. He’s not a values-first lone wolf. He’s a grounded, duty-driven, family-rooted protector with a massive internal map of what’s right and wrong that he inherited and painstakingly rebuilt. You can dress him in awkward charm and give him a dog named Krypto — doesn’t make him an ENFP. Grow up. Watch the movie again. This is an ISFJ. Deal with it. Edit: Referring to his final line, I’m frankly confused how something so clearly Si-Fe is being read as Fi: “I’m as human as anyone. I love, I get scared. I wake up every morning and despite not knowing what to do, I put one foot in front of the other and I try to make the best choices I can. I screw up all the time, but that is being human and that’s my greatest strength.” He never wants to be seen as “Superman” or as himself (i.e., an alien immigrant with superhuman powers). His greatest strength lies in being human, just like everyone else. He is Superman not because he has superpowers, but because he has humanity. This Superman neither tries nor wants to be “authentic.” He wants to be approachable, he wants people to trust him. And there is nothing further from Fi than that.
전기
A survivor from the destroyed planet Krypton who lives on Earth as a superhero. He hides his identity at his day job, working as a journalist for the Daily Planet in Metropolis.
인격 correlate
Lois Lane
Michael Holt "Mister Terrific"
Lex Luthor
Krypto the Superdog
Jimmy Olsen
Eve Teschmacher
Kendra Saunders "Hawkgirl"
Kara Danvers Zor-El "Supergirl"
