Your Character Analysis [MBTI, From Prelude Character Analysis]

[Maou]

INTJ
INTJs love intellectual challenge, stimulated by the conceptual, the abstract and the complex.

Imaginative, quick and creative INTJs are intellectually curious who can grasp complex problems and data, analyse them quickly and come up with solutions. They are the strategic problem solvers preferring the big picture to the mundane and set high standards for themselves and others. Getting close to the INTJ will take some time, and they may not always involve others in the decision-making process. This can make them seem slightly detached, but it is simply that the processing which takes place, (and a great deal of processing takes place), goes on inside their heads and this can make others feel a little left out.

 

[Lord Lavender]

ENTP

 

[Morpeko]

Strengths
The ISTJ will set great store by their strong work ethic, moving step-by-step towards and agreed conclusion. The do not like working in chaos but to be fair if there is a lack of a plan the ISTJ will create one. The ISTJ is hardworking, organised and likes things done properly, having high standards. They prefer clarity and if there is none, again they will create it. This means they will expect, and set, tangible goals that they will work steadily and methodically towards with no shortcuts. They are efficient, reliable and although they may take time to understand what is required, this is simply so that they grasp all the facts to ensure they are clear and will not get it wrong, then they are best left alone to complete, on time. The ISTJ prefers using their own experience and ‘the known’ as they store it all in their pristine filing cabinets inside their heads and will apply these to all activities to bring consistency and a drive for closure, which is inexorable. They are independent, happy to work for long periods on their own, indeed they prefer it, immersing themselves in the facts and tangible details and they will follow what has been agreed to the letter. The ISTJ is detailed, practical, factual, sensible and responsible and they take these responsibilities very seriously.

Weaknesses
As with all personality types our strengths can, in some circumstances, be our weaknesses. The ISTJ is assiduous and detailed and so they tend not to like and surprises or even change unless the rationale is clear. Any changes to ‘the plan’ can throw them as they get seriously locked into their drive for closure as so they prefer stasis and predictability to an ever-changing landscape as it can potential blow their carefully laid out plans off course. This trait also means they tend not to be innovators, preferring activities that they have tangible experiences with, so they may not come up with, or indeed even see new possibilities or opportunities. The ISTJ prefers to take in the specifics, the ‘here and now’ and so may not be looking over the horizon as their focus tends to be on ‘what is’ rather than ‘what could be.’ The new and untried worry the ISTJ as they prefer things to be rigour tested so that is becomes part of the ‘known’ world rather than an unpredictable world, which makes them uneasy. Their desire to follow through on what has been agreed, a superb trait at times, can also make them slightly judgemental of others who take a different or more circuitous route and their factualness means they may at times project a little harsh. The ISTJ also tends to dislike noise or bustle, preferring a quieter, more focused atmosphere.

 

[Opal Star]

INTJ.