NTJ heroes

[Harold Saxon]

Harlock from Arcadia of my Youth?

Captain Harlock strikes me as more of an INTP, perhaps even a particularly stoic INFP.

 

[BlackCat]

I observe more cunning and strategy in Riker as a character than you do, but to each his own.You're wrong-- LaForge is a sensate dominate, but keeps it to himself.

No-- LaForge is a intuitive dominant, but keeps it to himself. We can justify anything with this reasoning. But we both notice LaForge's natural friendliness and warm sympathy, and I'm content with that.

Well an interesting thing to consider is that in the main star trek thread, Antisocial One pointed out that everyone has different types on duty and off duty. Off duty Geordi was put as an IS_P (my guess would be ISFP), and on duty an ENTP. Riker on duty an ESTJ, Riker off duty an ESTP. Here's the post-

http://www.typologycentral.com/forums/686671-post14.html

 

[Aleksei]

I wouldn't say there's much reason to think people to change types on and off the job. Rather they likely project a different personality type on the job, if they have to. Most commonly, Perceivers project Judging and Introverts project Extroversion when they need to.

 

[BlackCat]

I wouldn't say there's much reason to think people to change types on and off the job. Rather they likely project a different personality type on the job, if they have to. Most commonly, Perceivers project Judging and Introverts project Extroversion when they need to.

This isn't real life, it's a show. They were probably written that way because that's how the show is. In a way it seems like a totally different show when they are off duty and when they are doing official stuff. In real life, no, absolutely no one would have their type changed based on whether they are working or not.

 

[JHBowden]

Antisocial One pointed out that everyone has different types on duty and off duty.

That's an interesting theory. One tautology we need to keep in mind is that characters change depending on how they're written. Riker in the earlier episodes is more by the book, while in the later episodes he's more intuitive-- winning by bluffing when playing poker, seducing women, craftily inventing a maneuver named after him, and so forth.

Still seems like a challenge-seeking Te in either case, though I understand the ambiguity on the auxiliary.

 

[Aleksei]

This isn't real life, it's a show. They were probably written that way because that's how the show is. In a way it seems like a totally different show when they are off duty and when they are doing official stuff. In real life, no, absolutely no one would have their type changed based on whether they are working or not.

That makes more sense.

 

[BlackCat]

That's an interesting theory. One tautology we need to keep in mind is that characters change depending on how they're written. Riker in the earlier episodes is more by the book, while in the later episodes he's more intuitive-- winning by bluffing when playing poker, seducing women, craftily inventing a maneuver named after him, and so forth.

Still seems like a challenge-seeking Te in either case, though I understand the ambiguity on the auxiliary.

Yeah that's probably exactly why he thought he was ESTJ on duty and ESTP off duty.

 

[VagrantFarce]

Tom's INTP not INTJ.

wtf is this shit

 

[Benny]

wtf is this shit

Ok why is he a J?

 

[Aleksei]

Brom (Inheritance series) - INTJ

 

[Aleksei]

The Green Lantern - ENTJ

 

[SillySapienne]

Captain Jean Luc Picard!!!

 

[Aleksei]

He was mentioned in the first page, but thanks for your input.

 

[Aleksei]

Brenda Leigh Johnson - ENTJ

 

[Stanton Moore]

Any real heroes? Instead of fictional ones...

 

[Aleksei]

Depends on how you define "hero," but most likely.

 

[Stanton Moore]

Depends on how you define "hero," but most likely.

Same as the OP...only real.

 

[murkrow]

Treize Kushrenada - ENTJ

 

[Harold Saxon]

Treize Kushrenada - ENTJ

...how are you defining the word "hero"? Treize is a Char Aznable expy, and is thus a very dark anti-hero at best, and most aptly described as a somewhat sympathetic villain. If one includes him, Light Yagami and Lelouch Lamperouge might as well also be chucked in there.

 

[Vie]

I would think Gregory House would be an INTJ and a hero, by definition.