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Sherlock Holmes has had many faces in media, resulting in multiple different personality types, especially in regards to Myers-Briggs (colloquially known as MBTI). I know that may seem odd. After all, if every rendition is based on the same character, how could his Myers-Briggs personality vary? Well, each recreation has had its own unique flavor, […]

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Robert Downey Jr’s version of Sherlock Holmes presented an entirely new take on Sherlock’s personality, which required a new take on John Watson. After all, different combinations of Myers-Briggs personality types (colloquially known as MBTI) provide different balances. This version of John Watson seems most consistent with that of an ESTJ. We hope this makes […]

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Once upon a time, someone requested the MBTI type of Hiccup from How To Train Your Dragon, but with the request list backup, we didn’t get around to it until just recently. Of course, it seemed like a shame to watch all three movies and only produce one solitary article. However, the other characters don’t […]

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John Wick barely talks, which makes his personality type extremely difficult to determine, because cognition, not behavior, determines someone’s Myers-Briggs personality type (colloquially known as MBTI). The best way to understand how someone thinks is to listen to them speak. Regardless, after really thinking through this character, we believe ISFP for John Wick makes the […]

in Movie/TV MBTI Types, Paid Requests

Nearly every character that Robert Downey Jr. plays has the ENTP Myers-Briggs personality type (colloquially known as MBTI). His version of  Sherlock Holmes from this series is no exception. Of course, we’ll make sure to provide a breakdown of our reasoning below. If you’re curious to explore other versions of Sherlock, make sure to check […]

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Hiccup from How To Train Your Dragon is a good example of the INTP Myers-Briggs personality type (colloquially known as MBTI). We considered other personality types, but landed fairly quickly on NTP. Hopefully this make sense, and if you haven’t already, be sure to check The MBTI Personality Types in How To Train Your Dragon. […]

in Movie/TV MBTI Types

This version of Batman seems strikingly different from previous versions, and we’re not just referring to the constant look of melancholy in his eyes. He acts and presents himself significantly different from previous iterations of Batman and Bruce Wayne. After careful consideration of possible Myers-Briggs personality types (colloquially known as MBTI), we ultimately decided that […]

in Movie/TV MBTI Types

Ah, Emperor’s New Groove. Maybe it’s the child in me, but I love this movie. I die of laughter every time I watch it. The other day Ryan randomly suggested we watch the movie again. Of course, after blogging about personality theory for over three years, we naturally analyze characters every time we watch anything, […]

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Suits has several characters with identifiable Myers-Briggs personality types (colloquially known as MBTI). Most identify Donna Paulsen as an ENFJ, rather than ESFJ. However, we think that ESFJ makes more sense. Read our analysis below, and if you haven’t already, be sure to check out Myers-Briggs Types in Suits: Harvey Specter (ESTP). The Myers-Briggs Personality […]

in Movie/TV MBTI Types

Suits has several characters with identifiable Myers-Briggs personality types (colloquially known as MBTI). For the record, we struggled a bit with Mike because he seems to blur the lines between ISFP and INFP. (The photographic/perfect memory trait makes him a bit of a Gary Stu.) Overall, we found there to be a stronger case for […]