Meguru Bachira MBTI 성격 유형
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"Meguru Bachira은 어떤 성격 유형입니까? Meguru Bachira은 mbti의 ESTP 성격 유형입니다. enneagram의 7w8 - sx/sp - 748, big 5의 SCUAI, socionics의 ESE입니다."
Where is the Te-Fi on him? His whole thing is that he's looking for an external source to signify his life, and his monsters are what tell him how he should feel and what he should judge things as in terms of value. "My monster says that when we feel threatened, we SHOULDN'T feel afraid, but rather, extreme excitement!" "There's a monster inside me that guides me, Isagi." His value judgment is completely based on how this external source judges what he should value and do. It is obvious Fe. While it is something internal, it's basically telling him what to do, separated from him, it's an external subject. "Why am I playing soccer? Because I don't want to be a weirdo? Because I want a friend? Someone who can signify my way of playing soccer? Since when I joined this selection, I never really had a reason to do what I do. For a moment playing soccer with Isagi, has transformed itself into my reason to live. But, what do they want, monsters? What does everyone want from me? What do i do so that Isagi and Rin can...recognize me?" To Bachira it is important that he shares his experiences with people, or at least it was until he reformulated his logic around his Se. He was asking the monsters in his head what he should do, and value that judgment as a way for others to see him as a friend. His values are extremely flexible and he doesn't look inward for value judgment, but to external subjects, such as his mother and the monsters in his head, but it's never his personal judgment. I would understand the ENTP votes tho
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Meguru Bachira (蜂ばち楽ら廻めぐる Bachira Meguru, #on knees) is a major supporting character in Blue Lock. Bachira is a whimsical forward who plays following his instincts, and when first arriving at Blue Lock, he was a member of Team Z during First Selection. His main goal was to find soccer rivals to play with, who also have a "monster" inside of them, but that later changes to becoming the best striker in the world when he overcomes his childhood trauma.
