[ENTP] Your favorite ENTP villains

[Society]

What about Loki? sure he's depicted as the wildcard in most modern adaptations, but in the original norse mythology he was supposed to be the bringer of the apolcaylpse.. that's pretty strong on the villain side of things.

 

[entropie]

What about Loki? sure he's depicted as the wildcard in most modern adaptations, but in the original norse mythology he was supposed to be the bringer of the apolcaylpse.. that's pretty strong on the villain side of things.

I thought about that, but he is so dedicated. I dunno but I tend to suspect dedicated entps as intps

 

[The Great One]

nope. i know it's hard to believe, but fight club is fictional...

although, i do have a theory that most great fictional characters are characterized by double-typing or "extra functions":

IxTP: spiderman, INTP with super Se & Ni.
INTx: sherlock holmes, the INTJ with Ti.
ISTx: james bond, the ISTP who is Si.
etc...

in my book, jack / tyler durden is very much another version of this trope.

I could agree with Spiderman but I disagree with Sherlock Holmes and James Bond. Sherlock Holmes seems like he is always either typed as an ENTP or an ISTP with strong Ni. The only Bond that I think is ISTP is the Daniel Craig one, and the rest seem to be ESTP.

You think Callisto is ENTP..?

I never could figure out her type.

Funnily, I just googled ENTP villains, and saw someone listed Freddie Krueger on the INTJ forum. He actually resembles Callisto. Maybe they're right.

She is Ne and Ti as fuck.

 

[KDude]

She is Ne and Ti as fuck.

She's always delirious though. It's hard to tell.

 

[Abbey]

Tyler Durden.

NOT THE VILLAIN! HE'S THE HERO!

 

[Within]

NOT THE VILLAIN! HE'S THE HERO!

I'm aware of that you moron. Besides, arguments can be made for any one of the mentioned characters in this thread to be as well. Matters of perspective. In the book, he's the antagonist.

 

[Abbey]

I'm aware of that you moron. Besides, arguments can be made for any one of the mentioned characters in this thread to be as well. Matters of perspective. In the book, he's the antagonist.

He's the only one who deserves an argument.

 

[Riva]

I'm aware of that you moron.

Did your 5w6 turn to a 6w5 overnight?

 

[The Great One]

She's always delirious though. It's hard to tell.

Well she's certainly not an ESTP: she's just too far out there. LMAO

 

[10blackroses]

Heath Ledger's Joker is ENTP.

Other ENTP villains (I hope my INxP self is allowed to have opinions):
Ryuk (Death Note)
Jim Moriarty (Sherlock - BBC's Moriarty, not the original mastermind from A.C. Doyle's books - a blatant INTJ.)
Diva (Blood+)
Kanone Hilbert (Spiral: Bonds of Reasoning - I've only seen the anime)
George Foyet (Criminal Minds)

Just the ones I can think of right now; there are bound to be more, though.

 

[yenom]

You think Callisto is ENTP..?

I never could figure out her type.

Funnily, I just googled ENTP villains, and saw someone listed Freddie Krueger on the INTJ forum. He actually resembles Callisto. Maybe they're right.

Callisto is too F. There is nothing Ti and logical about what she is doing.

Ares from Xena is a better ENTP.

 

[jcloudz]

not sure if i can say he was a villain but i liked Q from star trek.

 

[FireShield98]

Dr. Robotnik/Eggman from Sonic.

 

[Froody Blue Gem]

I would say Syndrome from the Incredibles for one. He was one of the first villains who I liked more than the heroes.

Hades from Disney's Hercules, Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls, Magic Man from Adventure Time (He isn't by any means the main villain of the show, more of a jerkish trouble maker and has a change of heart in the end), there are probably others who I'm not thinking of off the top of my head. xD