Personality Bleed: One Piece
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I’ve been on a bit of a kick recently, updating old content. As I mentioned in the last article I updated, it’s not typically recommended (from a business strategy standpoint) for content creators to waste time going back over old content, but inaccuracies nag my brain as soon as I’m made aware of them. This […]
By Mara on October 8, 2026Personality Bleed: Hunter X Hunter
As with our last major series, we’re going to close out the Hunter X Hunter marathon with a Personality Bleed article. (Although, can it really be called a marathon if the articles have been so delayed? Meh.) I don’t always feel compelled to write Personality Bleed articles, but Hunter X Hunter stood out to me. […]
By Mara on December 1, 2022Personality Bleed: Attack on Titan
Our Attack on Titan marathon was very enjoyable, and actually inspired me to write this Personality Bleed article on the series. Honestly, I forgot about these for a while, until I was reminded by a follower semi-recently. With that in mind, it’s been a really long time since I’ve broached this subject. Naturally, if I […]
By Mara on June 16, 2022Personality Bleed: Typing the Creator of Naruto
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A few months ago, I wrote an article called Personality Bleed: Typing Fictional Characters. In it, I discussed how every author, creator, actor, artist, and etc. imprints a piece of themselves onto their creation. Works of art are, in reality, just an extension of someone else’s personality, which, as result, makes some fictional characters incredibly […]
By Mara on November 8, 2018Personality Bleed: Typing Fictional Characters
Fictional characters represent a special challenge when it comes to typing. Why? Because every author or actor imprints something on each character they bring to life. I’ll call it “Personality Bleed” (kudos to my cohort, Ryan, for producing this term for me) I know myself. I’m an ISTP. I understand dominant Ti, auxiliary Se, tertiary […]
By Mara on August 20, 2018