Naruto Series: Killer B (ENFP)

We don’t have any Bleach typings ready for publishing quite yet, so we’re jumping Killer B up to the front of the line since his draft has been sitting there, ready to go, for some time now…

Ne:

“Besides which, military strategy is a foreign concept to my little brother, the Eight Tails Jinchūriki. I can never predict what he’d do, and he might bring his own brand of chaos with him to the battlefield.” – Raikage A

“Even your non-dominant arm does me a lot of harm so sound the alarm!”

Killer B from the Naruto series appears to be an Ne dominant. As a young Jinchūriki, he’s shown essentially living in his head. He’s somewhat oblivious, whether by choice or on accident. He ignores everyone around him, and refuses to see the prejudices surrounding him. He keeps himself upbeat; he goes around singing to himself and laughing, even when he gets attacked or eggs get thrown at his head. He never reacts and never fights back.

Even as an adult, Killer B gives off the impression that he is generally oblivious, and ignores a lot of the serious stuff going on around him. (Eight Tails yells at him to focus a lot.) He constantly speaks in rhyme, and even thinks in rhyme. Much to the Eight Tails dismay, he’ll even find time to rhyme amidst a battle when time is of the essence. This poetic and metaphorical nature can be attributed to his Ne. Killer B is also unpredictable and random, which frustrates the Raikage constantly. He’s a free spirit at heart, shown occasionally running away on a whim at his own convenience. He also tries to put together a huge concert in spite of war brewing in the ninja world.

Fi:

“The world is dark and full of pain when you’re Jinchuriki, but I learned, you can’t give up. You gotta fight free. You gotta find a light that can let yourself see. Tailed beasts are not the only source of our power. What we were before them helps us in our weakest hour. Our true selves shine like the sun. They’re second to none. Our true strength means we will never have to run.”

“That might be so, but inside me hidden is something personal called spirit that I can’t abandon, no matter what may happen. Because with that gone, I’m just another weapon.”

“You gotta understand. Can’t you read what’s in my soul, my brother?”

Killer B is proud of who he is, and his status as a Jinchuriki. He connects with his tailed beast and becomes good friends with him, never feeling ashamed of who he is. Killer B looks inside of himself to find strength, and believes that one’s true self is the source of their power. He believes in never abandoning who he is and what he believes, even if that means ignoring what everyone else says and going against the rules. (An example being when he’s helping Naruto get to the battlefield and has to fight his brother as a result.)

Killer B also has a strong grasp on his own values, which he relays to others easily. B also initially refuses to train Naruto, due to a combination of seeing an evil inside of Naruto and Naruto insulting his rap. He does not struggle saying no to Naruto, and the Eight Tails has to convince him to change his mind. Killer B even rebukes Sasuke (when Sasuke had come to capture him) for not referring to Killer B in a respectful manner. However, for the most part, B chooses to see only the good in people, and remember the good times, which is why he never holds a grudge against Motoi.

Te:

Killer B is incredibly rigid and stubborn, especially when it comes to his values. Some of this was covered in the previous section because tertiary Te and auxiliary Fi go hand in hand. But, Killer B is very black and white in his beliefs, initially outright refusing to train Naruto. He doesn’t struggle to take charge and command others. He desires respect from others and even occasionally demands it.

Si:

Killer B refuses to acknowledge the negative events in his past, and only remember the good. He is an incredibly healthy personality, who does not allow his past to drag him down. He carries around a little notebook to write down his rhymes and various other notes, which is an Si tendency. He’s not very detail oriented, beyond getting very specific with his wording and his rhymes. He specifically re-words everything Sasuke says in order to demonstrate how he could have said things more respectfully.