Yogiri Takatou mbti kişilik türü
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"Yogiri Takatou hangi kişilik türü? Yogiri Takatou, MBTI, 5w6 - sp/sx - 513 'de INTJ kişilik türüdür, RCUEN, RCUEN, büyük 5, LII' dır."
I get why people read Yogiri as ISTP 9w8, but I think INTJ 5w6 still fits him better. Let me break down why. 1) “He doesn’t plan” doesn’t mean “no Ni.” Ni isn’t always about grand masterplans or complex step-by-step strategies. Mature Ni is minimalist: it strips away irrelevant noise, narrows down to the essential outcome, and ignores everything else. That’s exactly what Yogiri does. He doesn’t experiment or play with the environment (Se), he just recognizes what’s irrelevant and acts only when it matters. That’s convergent Ni, not open-ended Ti. 2) Efficiency: Te vs. Ti. Yes, ISTPs can be efficient. But their efficiency comes from clean internal logic (Ti) and mechanical curiosity about *how* things work. Yogiri shows none of that. He isn’t tinkering, refining, or optimizing; he’s flipping a switch and getting results. That’s Te pragmatism: “problem gone = success.” **3) Reacting in the moment ≠ Se.** Se is about sensory engagement, attunement to the environment, physical timing, performance, or tool-use. Yogiri shows almost zero sensory curiosity. He’s not “feeling out” the situation or testing angles—he’s checked out until the instant he cuts things off completely. That’s Ni–Te minimalism, not Se-driven presence. 4) The “laziness” looks like an Ni–Fi loop, not Ti–Se detachment.** His passivity isn’t casual Ti disinterest. It’s Ni withdrawal plus Fi gating: “I’ll act only when it aligns with what *I* judge as necessary.” That inner filter is very INTJ. ISTP laziness is more about keeping things light and fiddling only when it feels interesting—Yogiri has no such playful detachment. 5) 5w6 vs. 9w8. Fives aren’t just bookish hoarders. At the core, 5s are about conserving resources, setting hard boundaries, and managing energy. That’s Yogiri: maximum distance, minimal expenditure, cold precision. The 6-wing shows in his quiet risk-awareness and low-key protectiveness of allies. Nines, in contrast, dissolve into their surroundings, preserve outer harmony, and avoid rocking the boat. That’s not Yogiri. He doesn’t smooth things over; he cuts them off. A 9w8 might be earthy, stubborn, or warm in their inertia. Yogiri is sterile and cold—like a scalpel, not like “peaceful earth.” He doesn’t mediate conflict, he erases it. That’s 5 logic, not 9 harmony. 6) Decision-making style. * INTJ: Ni converges → Te executes → Fi sets the boundary. * ISTP: Ti calibrates → Se tests → Ni considers implications later. Yogiri matches the first. He’s value-gated (Fi) and outcome-focused (Te), not mechanically fascinated (Ti) or sensorily engaged (Se). 7) The overall picture. What you’re calling “ISTP precision + 9 minimalism” would actually show more real-time adaptability, sensory engagement, and harmony-keeping than Yogiri ever displays. His signature is different: radical filtering, binary interventions, cold detachment. --- Conclusion: No Se-tasting, no Ti tinkering → not ISTP. Convergent filtering + outcome switch (Ni–Te) → INTJ. Cold detachment, energy economy, cut-off responses → 5w6, not 9w8. Even his “laziness” makes more sense as an Ni–Fi loop than Ti–Se detachment. That’s why INTJ 5w6 explains Yogiri’s stoic minimal-intervention style far more consistently than ISTP 9w8 (954).
