Captain America-ISTJ (I'd say he's an ESTJ in the comics, but ISTJ in the movies. The movie version seems to show a much stronger Fi than the comic version.)
I'd say Cap is a good example of a strong ISFJ character. He's not the submissive Enneagram type 2 kind of ISFJ, but rather one that has a very firm idea of the ideals he wants to live up to. IS
TJs are more concerned with effectiveness, while Cap is more concerned with teamwork.
Yeah, that's the typical typing, but he really doesn't come across as an Ne-dom. Also, Downey's ENTJ personality bleeds through a bit. So Iron Man comes across as both ENTP and ENTJ, depending on context. He's just a wild and unpredictable ENTJ. Type 7 Enneagram for sure.
Standard Enneagram type 5 INTP stereotype, yes.
Naw. ESFP all the way. Just watch the beginning portions of the first movie, the young Thor whom Odin must punish.
Hm. This is too cut-and-dried. Yes, her assassin/ninja characterization would normally be typical ISTP, but ISTPs tend not to have mad people-manipulation skills. Also, Johansson's typed as ISTP on Celebrity Types, and that would tend to bleed through into her character, biasing the character type reading towards ISTP.
I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say, INFJ (Ni-Fe), stressed and traumatized to usually act more ISTP (Ti-Se, her tertiary and inferior). [MENTION=16382]Ene[/MENTION], would you have an opinion on this (assuming you watched either of the Avengers movies)?
My reasoning is the extra backstory, showing how she was raised and trained. So she is an all-out martial artist style of assassin, but she is especially good at seduction and persuasion and insight, which don't come up so much in the typical plotlines. A good rare example of what I'm talking about is figuring out Loki's plan: it was a totally INFJ approach. Explore his personality, find the patterns, then catch the clues. There was nothing LOGICAL about that observation, and attributing it to tertiary Ni is a bit of a stretch, I think.
What do the rest of you think?
Yeah, probably. He's not well-developed enough to know with any certainty, though.
Quicksilver-ESFP/ISFP (could be any of the artisans really.)
I'd agree with SP. Probably extroverted: Se dom makes sense over Fi/Ti dom. Not sure of T or F.
Yeah. Almost certainly. A tightly wired bundle of emotions.
I might be biased a bit, however, as a close INFP friend of mine is Serbian, and the vibe from both of them is very similar, and it might be a cultural (i.e., East European) vibe, not a typological one.
Ultron-ENTJ/ENFJ (still trying to decide between the two.)
ENTJ. Remember, he's kinda-sorta got Stark's thinking programmed into him. Very practical direct approach to problem-solving.
Nick Fury's type is "Samuel L. Jackson"
But yeah, in terms of character, ENTJ with a big vision for SHIELD.
You're typing all the "agent" types as ISTPs.
Hill is ENTJ, almost certainly. If Nick Fury isn't around, she immediately takes charge. She does the kinds of things that would bore the hell out of an ISTP. She doesn't just jump in and improvise the way an ISTP would. Cobie Smulders is also typed as ENTJ by Celebrity Types, so the personalities sync up fairly well.
INTP, not ENTP. I don't get a sense of dominant Ne from Jarvis.
Surprisingly, INTP personality fits very well with the typical butler character. Reserved and intelligent, with enough access to tertiary Si to stay in touch with proper form and etiquette.
Not enough info, really.
INTP. Very much like Data from Star Trek TNG. BUT might reveal other personality quirks later that would contradict the initial assessment. After all, he's only one day old.
