Practical Typing

“ Adonis Creed values staying true to himself and his feelings. The first movie starts out with him walking away from a stable job, in spite of just receiving a promotion, so he can follow his dream to box. He doesn’t try to hold onto the job as a security blanket, but instead completely commits without getting any...”

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“Silco speaks in terms of visions and dreams. He fixates on his future vision, and works steadily toward it. As a character that relies on advance planning, Silco is described as being two steps ahead. His personal vision seems to remain fixed and unaltered throughout his life, but he’s flexible enough to adapt his plan when necessary, when circumstances require it. Early on in the series, he hears about...”

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“ Arcane’s first season was surprisingly short (only 9 episodes), yet managed to pack in a lot of action. As a result, not all the individual characters get enough focus for us to confidently identify their personality types from season 1 alone. (We’ll hold off on the ones we can’t until season 2, and hope they get enough development then.) With that being said, Vi is one of the characters that...”

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“ Introverted Intuition, or Ni, is one of the eight cognitive functions laid out by Carl Jung. The cognitive functions are the basic building blocks for each of the 16 personality types. Exploring Introverted Intuition (Ni) is the eight, and final, installment of this series. If you want to read the previous ones, check out...”

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“ Most people who type Loki as an ENTP, do so based on his recent Disney + series. We did not do that. We paid close attention to Loki, and treated his TV iteration as separate from the rest of the MCU universe. INFJ is the most prominent theory on Loki, so we watched closely for that possibility, in addition to INTJ, ENFJ, and ENTJ, which are all alternate theories that we’ve heard other people put forward. However, we believe there is actually a case for Loki being...”

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“In the past, I’ve written multiple articles about inferior Fe. I wrote Inferior Fe from the Mind of an ISTP, Positive Inferior Fe from the Mind of an ISTP, and Inferior Fe in Relation to Social Anxiety. Unfortunately, I believe I made an error in regard to its true nature. I’m not saying that my prior articles were outright wrong, but I accidentally overly associated inferior Fe with social anxiety, and that was...”

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“Bocchi the Rock! is about a character named Hitori Gotoh (who appears to be an INFP) that dreams about being a part of a band. The show centers around four characters, but most don’t get a significant amount of character development, since Hitori Gotoh is the primary focus. We considered multiple types for Hitori Gotoh (also called Bocchi), but ultimately...”

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“ Unhealthy versions of every personality type exist, and how they manifest depends heavily on the individual’s preferred cognitive functions. Many people assume that someone will always use their dominant cognitive function in a healthy way, but that is incorrect. Some people are just generally unhealthy, for a variety of...”

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“Spy X Family is an incredibly enjoyable anime that Ryan and I recommend whole-heartedly. It provides lighthearted entertainment, with the perfect mix of comedy and action. We already typed Loid Forger from Spy X Family, which you can read here. Yor Forger was a bit harder to peg down, for a couple of reasons. The most obvious is that she gets less focused on than...”

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“ It’s extremely common for sensors to mistype as intuitives, for a variety of reasons. Of course, anyone can mistype as anything due to misunderstanding themselves or misunderstanding the eight cognitive functions that form all sixteen personality types. In this article, I want to get a bit more specific than that, and focus specifically on...”

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“Wednesday Addams has been an extremely popular character lately, thanks to the recent Netflix series. We’ve already typed that version of Wednesday as an ENTJ (as opposed to INTJ), which you can check out here. As for Christina Ricci’s Wednesday, we feel the need to put out a big, fat disclaimer before we actually get started. This version of Wednesday did not get as much development as we typically prefer to see. However, we did land on INTJ for this Wednesday, in spite...”

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“Jane Foster prioritizes her current understanding or internal framework above everything else. From the beginning of the first movie, she drags her colleagues out to chase storms, because of how the data synced up with her current theory. They are skeptical, because storm chasing is outside their typical purview. However, Jane...”

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“ I always knew that the INFP stereotypes weren’t great, but to be honest, I’m a bit surprised by how bad they actually are. When preparing to write one of these stereotypes articles, I always read accounts from people of the type who are discussing their own stereotypes. Naturally, I did the same for INFP stereotypes. In the end, I found so many...”

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“ The Jenny Ortega iteration of Wednesday Addams is almost unanimously voted INTJ. We can definitely understand why. She’s a fairly obvious NTJ, who is also socially reclusive. However, it is common for Te dominants, or EXTJs, to be socially introverted. (See 7 Reasons ENTJs and ESTJs Mistype as Introverts). Cognitively, Wednesday doesn’t display the correct strengths and weaknesses for the INTJ personality type. Instead, she aligns much more with that of...”

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“Natasha Romanov, or Black Widow, is a quiet individual who emphasizes doing what makes the most logical sense. She tends to approach situations in a detached way, focusing on rational analysis. For example, in the movie “Winter Soldier”, during their raid on a pirate ship, Captain America asks her if she knew that Nick Fury hired the pirates. Natasha doesn’t actually...”

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“ The INTP personality type is one of the top four most coveted personality types, up there with INFP, INTJ, and INFJ. Of course, there are a multitude of stereotypes that people associate with it. Usually, coveted types have a large amount of positive stereotypes specifically associated with them, but ironically, INTP seems to be a mixed bag. Of course, in this article, I don’t intend to bash the type, nor put it on a pedestal. The goal is to paint an accurate, objective picture of the INTP, so that...”

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