Kiruma Souichi mbti kişilik türü
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"Kiruma Souichi hangi kişilik türü? Kiruma Souichi, MBTI, 1w9 - so/sp - 153 'de INTJ kişilik türüdür, RCOEI, RCOEI, büyük 5, ILI' dır."
I'm completly sure that he is a Ni dom, his main way of seeing life is through a relation of the outside world to his main vague and personal idea of perfection. It is not a logical or emotional judgement, it is an irrational drive that made him define a concept like "perfection", and sticking to the path of reaching it, creating a narrative that relates everything that's happening outside him to him and his idea. I think there are a few example of clear Ni usage. I also think he prefers Fe over Te and Ti oover Fi. He has seen that he tends to manage other people emotions and roles to make them feel secure and safe, he doesn't seem to really care much about objective logic or managing resources, instead, he creates logic and rely on other people while taking in consideration their emotions to reach his goal of perfection. I also think he is a E1, not because he seeks perfection, I think other enneagram can search for perfection too, like so6, sp3 or 5s, but because his main drive for perfection is anger, he has a repressed anger from when he was a child because his father wanted him to be perfect, and he obviosly as a child, coulnd't, so he bottled up a lot of anger that can be seen in the game between baku and vincent lalo.
Biyografi
Kiruma Souichi (切間 創一, Kiruma Sōichi; "Souichi Kiruma") is the current Royal Leader (お屋形様, oyakatasama) of Kakerou. His public persona is Hachina Naoki (蜂名 直器, Hachina Naoki; "Naoki Hachina"), who has a position in the Cabinet Intelligence and Research Office (CIRO). Hachina is also one of the people behind the creation of the ACIA. Souichi has the view that due to "God's will" or "destiny", he will keep on winning gambles. Though his behavior often fluctuates, and he is capricious enough to not know what to do at times, he often resorts to childish behavior, making jokes or refusing to take orders from others. He also feels immensely pressured by his duties and thus feels a need to be "perfect." In order to deal with the pressure, he developed a coping method where he loses stretches of his memories after making a mistake or finding himself in a bad situation. He then has to have them re-implanted by his attendants.
