One Piece: Corazon [Donquixote Rosinante] (INFP)

Note: There was a grand total of what… 3 or 4 episodes for this guy? If there were more coming, I’d probably wait to publish this, but since he’s dead, and this isn’t Naruto, here’s what I got…

Fi:

“I don’t know how that beast was born from our warm-hearted father and mother.”

“You stabbed me that day, but it didn’t hurt at all. I know you were the one who was in pain.”

“Marine Code 01748. Commander Rosinante of the Navy Headquarters. Don Quixote Family captain Doflamingo. I have been undercover to prevent a future tragedy of your doing. I am a Navy soldier!”

Corazon from One Piece is initially driven by his desire to stop Doflamingo. He spends his entire time with Doflamingo, pretending to be mute, which suggests an introvert. Corazon emphasizes that Doflamingo has no humanity, and basically calls him pure evil. He joins the marines and then later goes back undercover in order to take him down. His values come across as more individualistic, and in stark contrast to the Fe driven mentality of Doflamingo, suggesting that Corazon is Fi. (Corazon never really speaks of stopping Doflamingo for the good of all, but because of the monster that he is.) Additionally, he does his best to drive any children away from Doflamingo’s family in order to save them. Corazon has a strong capacity for empathy, which is demonstrated in his relationship with Law. He approaches Law with considerable patience, recognizing how much pain he is in. (I also bet how well Corazon handles Law ties into him having his own tragic past.) He risks breaking his cover the sake of Law, and clings the belief that some hospital somewhere might have a doctor willing to look into finding a cure, even after several failed attempts. He’s shown being sensitive to Law’s possible emotions, apologizing to the boy and asking him after the first hospital if it had brought back old memories.

Although occasionally (and understandably) feeling embarrassed due to his clumsiness, Corazon is also relatively accepting of that part of himself, telling Law that “I’ve done those dumb things since I was a kid. I can’t change it. I’m dumb.” Lastly, knowing he was about to die, Corazon feels the need to declare his name, rank, mission, and purpose to Doflamingo and Law (mostly Law), which suggests an Fi user.

Ne:

“The most ridiculous part of you is the only thing that’s not a lie?” – Law

“Whoa! He tripped and he’s on fire at the same time!” – (Someone random person)

“This is an unbelievably great coincidence! As I thought Law, something compels you to stay alive. Saviors keep descending upon you one after another.”

Corazon is quirky, bubbly, dramatic, and goofy once he breaks cover with Law and reveals his true personality. He tends to be over eager to explain once he starts talking, for instance when he explains the middle initial D to Law. Additionally, he feels the need to demonstrate to Law the validity of his ability, which could be anti-Se, since he feels the need to put on a demonstration, rather than just letting his future actions do the demonstrating. Corazon is also very clumsy. Now pause for a second and really pay attention to this: I DO NOT THINK THAT ALL INTUITIVES ARE CLUMSY, nor do I think that sensors cannot be clumsy (but that’s a different story). Intuitives due to detachment from environment might end up being this way. (I know some who have, and some who haven’t.) The main reason I’m willing to use this as evidence is because Corazon, in spite of marine training, is still known for being, what I would deem, ridiculously clumsy. I can relatively confidently call that high Ne evidence.

Si:

Corazon’s Si can tie closely into his tendency to overshare information with Law, like explaining all the history of the family of D to the boy. He didn’t have to explain near as much as he did. Plus, Corazon probably could have gotten away with just attacking the boy or distracting from the situation. Additionally, when realizing that he wouldn’t make it off the island alive, Corazon decides to put on a fake smile for Law so that Law would remember him smiling. This focus on Law’s future memories (plus the smile during his final moments specifically, rather than assuming Law would remember the way he was as a whole) could suggest Si.

Te:

Corazon’s Te comes out in his stubborn resolve. He submits to the Navy, and then goes back to take down Doflamingo. He also demonstrates tough love, and drags Law from hospital to hospital in spite of the boy’s protests. Corazon also shoves the Op-Op fruit into Law’s mouth when they are in a rush, despite Law’s hesitancy. His inferior Te can also be seen in how overly violent he appears to be with the children in Doflamingo’s crew, in his efforts to scare them off.