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Danny Phantom MBTI Types Jack Fenton: ESTJ

Te-Fi: It’s hardly a surprise that Jack is a Te dom. He’s a very one-dimensional character to the point that his Te is pretty much all we see, and it’s not very healthy either. All he sees are his goals, to the point that he misses the reactions and feeling of everyone around him.

Danny Phantom MBTI Types Tucker Foley: ISFJ

Si: Tucker, for the most part, does what he knows. He doesn’t like getting out of his comfort zone, and he prefers to make his own judgments of people, even when his friends are telling him otherwise. During his time dating Valerie, he refused to listen to Danny and Sam when they told him she was bad news.

Fe: Barring a few instances, Tucker puts his friends first. He goes into a hospital, his worst nightmare, throws himself on a sword that literally sends him to his worst nightmare, and leaves safe places all the time in order to help Danny. He does this less so with Sam, but he does do it (the time he dressed as her so she could go the Circus Gothica comes to mind, even if he was being paid for it).

Ti: Tucker is a tech sponge and is always up to date with the newest gadgets. When he sees something new, he wants to know more about it, provided he views it as worthy of his time. You could also argue that his retention of the Crammaster 5000 information could contribute to this, but it’s also just a natural function of who he is as a person.

Danny Phantom MBTI Types Valerie Gray: ENTJ

Te: Surprise! Sam and Valerie are MBTI twins. Valerie’s got a plan and she sticks to it, even when it doesn’t work out too well. She even lets her strict plan get in the way of her feelings and budding relationship with Danny. It’s not personal, it just is (ironically, her issue with Phantom is very personal, probably part of her Fi coming through).

Ni: This was harder to pin down because Valerie’s lower functions are terribly underdeveloped. In fact, if it wasn’t for the fact that I’m certain Valerie’s in a Te-Se loop, I wouldn’t know how to type her. The closest thing we’ve got to her exhibiting Ni is her refusal to accept new evidence that she doesn’t agree with, particularly when it comes to Phantom.

Se: Looping time! A loop is when the dominant and tertiary functions are duking it out for superiority. She’s always running around doing crazy stunts, fighting ghosts in a suit she got from a stranger. She misses the nice life she had, and while that’s understandable, the lengths she goes to are a little excessive.

Danny Phantom MBTI Types Danny Fenton: ISFP

Fi: Usually I start by trying to figure out a character’s inferior function (Te in Danny’s case), but this one was just so obvious to me. Danny’s Fi is the strongest because he can’t depend on the outside world to guide his moral decision. If he did, he would’ve stopped being a hero after Public Enemies. Heck, with how his parents see ghosts, he might not have even started in the first place if he had strong Fe.

Se: Se depends on the character’s sense of the outside world. High Se users are competitive (Eye for an Eye anyone?), restless, and kind of impulsive, and that definitely fits Danny.

Ni: Danny doesn’t like asking for help. He prefers to come up with ideas on his own and has a tendency to fixate on the future (cough PTSD from TUE cough). He has a habit of sensing something’s going to happen (aside from his ghost sense), but he never gets it until it’s just seconds before he’s attacked.

Danny Phantom MBTI Types Jazz Fenton: INTP

Ti: Jazz is an analytical thinker. She bases her world on science and fact and even wants to study how the brain works. She makes what she believes to be rational decisions without considering how those around her might take it (she gets better at this as the series progresses). Jazz wants to understand everything and has an answer to every problem. Even when that answer is unethical, if it’s the most viable option, she’ll take it (tripping her mom so she can’t go to the portal, going to Vlad to find out about the battle armor, etc.)

Ne: Auxiliary Ne is all about perspective. While she doesn’t believe in ghosts at first, once she’s given proof she dives right in, even developing a thesis on “ghost envy.” In addition, she sees Danny’s potential and isn’t afraid to tell him about it. She goes to Lancer and Spectra trying to help Danny be the best version of himself, and she doesn’t tell Danny she knows he’s Phantom because she knows he’ll tell her when he’s ready and is able to handle the ghosts without her, and she pushes Danny to do the best he can on the C.A.T.

Si: Jazz wants things to be normal and follow tradition. She still has Bearbert with her, she tries to get her family to be normal, and she keeps her mind set on psychology because it’s what she knows. Even when ghosts get involved, she just barely shifts her interest in order to accommodate them. When she’s upset, familiarity is a solace for her.

Danny Phantom MBTI Types Sam Manson: ENTJ

Te: I know it’s not exactly common to see the broody goth girl as an extrovert, but Sam’s a Te-dom. She thinks objectively and can easily lay out a plan for just about anything. Save the frogs? Hijack the school assembly. Save her friend’s memory? Practically attack him and when that doesn’t work, plan B is pretty in pink.

Ni: She knows who’s worth her time and who isn’t. She likes gothic literature, which is so commonly filled with metaphors and puzzles to solve. She has big goals and isn’t afraid of fighting with or even potentially losing a friend to achieve them.

Se: Sam thinks quick in battle but sometimes acts recklessly. Like Danny, she wants to win and doesn’t hesitate to gloat to Danny and Tucker when they realize she’s Chaos. Also, tertiary Se users are known to like the finer things in life, and while Sam mentions that she doesn’t like other people to know she’s rich, she certainly doesn’t have a problem with enjoying it herself.