Ken Amada MBTI 성격 유형
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"Ken Amada은 어떤 성격 유형입니까? Ken Amada은 mbti의 ISFJ 성격 유형입니다. enneagram의 6w5 - sp/sx - 461, big 5의 RLOAN, socionics의 ESI입니다."
I think I generally agree with Fe Ken. Ken's reasons for taking revenge on Shinjiro seem moreso motivated by a desire to do right by his mother than his own feelings. He pretends that he is the one with navigational powers to protect Fuuka. He asks Minako to eat with him. He tries to impress her and those around him with a facade of maturity. He asks Minako if she'd rather eat with friends her own age. He apologises for talking too much about himself. Overall he's a very nice, polite young man. The way he relates to the operatives here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsRhXAy7FR0) is reasonably Si, I'd think. Using the dorms and walks with Koromaru as familiar stimuli to elicit certain emotions? Well. I do feel as if 1 is a pretty good typing for him. There's a lot of hyper-rigid self-control in this guy, from his decision to throw away his comics because they promote violence to his decision to train with a weapon that's difficult for him to use plus his insistence on eating well and drinking the milk he's allergic to in order to grow stronger. The way he constantly critiques his own feelings and seeks to control them through a lens of morality feels very 1 to me (and not very Fi also). Idk about 6 core tbh since Ken seems to actively detest dependence -- not out of paranoia, but simply because he holds himself to a higher standard (potentially his 3 fix focusing on idk independent male figures like Akihiko, for instance). I'd argue that his fixation on making himself an adult and becoming this image of maturity he creates in his head would suggest a 3 fix.
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Ken Amada is a playable character from Persona 3. He is the youngest member of SEES, and one of the two who doesn't attend Gekkoukan High School until he attends its middle school branch in Persona 4 Arena Ultimax two years later. Despite his young age, Ken is very intelligent and mature. It is shown that this is a coping mechanism due to the death of his mother at a young age, which more-or-less forced him to give up his childhood.
