Hulk personality type
What MBTI is Hulk?
Introverted and Turbulent
From the 16Personalities perspective, Banner's personality type is that of a Turbulent Logician (INTP-T).
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Is Hulk an INTJ?
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Bruce Banner is an INTJ, a highly interesting and rare Personality Type.
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What MBTI is Thor?
When we first meet him, Thor seems to behave as an Assertive Entertainer (ESFP-A). Through his journey and across the time and space of Marvel's progression of movies, Thor's character seems to change, and eventually he seems to pull more on his Judging side, appearing more like an Assertive Consul (ESFJ-A).
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What personality type is Bruce?
Bruce Wayne is an INTJ personality type.
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What MBTI type is Yoda?
Yoda was an INTP personality type. Yoda valued knowledge above everything else. He was constantly working on generating new theories or analyzing existing theories. INTPs approach problems and theories with skepticism, ignoring existing opinions and taking their own approach to working it out.
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What MBTI is Thanos?
Thanos - INFJ
The 'advocate' personality puts a personal mission above all else - regardless of the costs.
They are principled, passionate, and altruistic. Thanos believes he is this, too, but he's also blinded by his ambition - making him the biggest villain of them all.
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What MBTI is Darth Vader?
Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader – ENTJ
One of Anakin's personality traits is that he likes to find effective solutions to problems (“Life seems so much simpler when you're fixing things”).
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What MBTI is Superman?
Superman/Clark Kent: ESFJ. Sometimes called the Big Blue Boy Scout, Superman follows the rules and takes care of the weak. Like many ESFJs, he sees his role as a protector, and makes sure that the gears of society hum along smoothly and that people have what they need.
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What MBTI is black panther?
T' Challa [Black Panther]: INTJ. The Mastermind
With Introverted Intuition dominating their personality, INTJs focus their energy on observing the world, and generating ideas and possibilities.
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What MBTI is Batman?
INTJ: Batman
Batman's personality differs slightly depending on the installment, but the comic books usually portray him as an INTJ. This type is driven by knowledge, making them active self-learners, intelligent thinkers, and specialists in their areas of expertise.
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What MBTI is Loki?
Loki, the “god” of mischief and the slighted younger brother of Thor. He's one of the most well-rounded villains in comic book history and is a very obvious INFJ.
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What MBTI is Captain Marvel?
Captain Marvel - ISFP
When applying the MBTI®, Captain Marvel fits right into the ISFP type. ISFPs are compassionate and concrete, often holding a strong moral compass. Carol has a strong will, and her values are incredibly important to her.
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What MBTI is Black Widow?
Black Widow was an ISTP personality type. She was practical and was drawn to understanding how things work. Freedom is important to people of this personality type and she shied away from situations where she felt tied down. As an ISTP, she was observant of her environment and noticed even the smallest of changes.
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What MBTI is Dr Strange?
Doctor Strange - ENTJ
As was the case in his earlier appearances, it's very clear that Doctor Strange falls into the ENTJ personality type. He is frank and decisive, and any time that he is confronted with a problem he is very quick to decide on a course of action and follow it through.
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Who in Marvel is INTJ?
INTJ – Stephen Strange/Doctor Strange
Many INTJs in fiction find themselves cast as villains, but in the Marvel universe we have a few examples of them playing heroes. Doctor Stephen Strange is one example of an INTJ who is incredibly confident in his role and his abilities as a surgeon and, eventually, as a sorcerer.
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What MBTI is Iron Man?
Personality Analysis.
With all that in mind, let's dive into the detailed traits of Tony Stark's Turbulent Commander (ENTJ-T) personality.
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What MBTI is venom?
Venom - ESFP
His constant sense of adventure and his bold attitude make him an ESFP.
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What MBTI is Ultron?
Ultron - ENTJ Commanding Ultron is a revolutionary who makes changes from the moment he is “born”. He is a villain who takes charge, recruits others to work for him, and creates his own army.
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What MBTI are dolphins?
ENFP – The Dolphin
Smart, friendly, and curious – dolphins capture many of the personality traits we love about ENFPs.
These marine mammals are very creative and inventive, finding unique ways to capture fish and survive.
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What MBTI type is Deadpool?
ENTPs pride themselves on being independent, skeptical, intellectually-disciplined thinkers who see a lot of nuance to life. .
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Which MBTI are dictators?
Thus, Commander (ENTJ), Debater (ENTP), Executive (ESTJ), and Entrepreneur (ESTP) personalities are more likely than other types to slip into domineering dictator behavior.
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What MBTI is Catwoman?
Which personality type is Selina Kyle? Selina Kyle is an ESTP personality type.
She is impulsive, thrill-seeking and indulges in all kinds of sensory pleasures.
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What MBTI is Slytherin?
Slytherin: ENFJ, ESTP, ESFP, ESTJ
Slytherins are resourceful, clever, and self-aware; like these Myers-Briggs categories, they know who they are and what they want, and they have the work ethic to achieve their desired results.
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What MBTI is Hercules?
ESFJ. Organised, caring and driven by duty the ESFJ loves to contribute and remain constantly valued, productive, busy and liked.
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What personality type is Voldemort?
Voldemort is an INTJ, also called the architect.
INTJs are introverted, intuitive, thinking, and judging. “People with INTJ personalities are highly analytical…and logical”, Voldemort is evidently very analytical and logical in his actions (verywellmind).
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Bruce Banner - MBTI in Fiction
Bruce Banner
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Personality Type: INTP
Dominate Function: Introverted Thinking
Bruce Banner tends to keep to himself, even before his accident. He is exceptionally introspective, and uses his time alone to formulate an internal construct of rules and paradigms to organize his ideas. He engineers things in his head, looking for the best and most efficient course of action before presenting as though it is a concrete fact.
When he presents his procedure for hunting down the tesseract to fury, he had already engineered and simulated the plan in his head. Unlike Tony, who starts poking all the buttons at the SHEILD base looking for answers, Bruce harbors his reservations about SHEILD’s trustworthiness, building his own internal theories until they are pried out of him.
Auxiliary Function: Extroverted Intuition
Banner has the ability to see a lot of possibilities. He looks for different solutions, and looks at the big picture. He looks to the outside world for inspiration and the ability to come up with new ideas. He is always worried about what kind of destruction he might cause, seeing an unlimited potential, and working his way from one anxious thought to another. Bruce is also a wry observer, making witty remarks about what is going on around him. He tries to avoid drawing conclusions and making distinct choices, preferring to leave that to the other members of the Avengers, and instead taking a ‘live and let live’ stance.
Tertiary Function: Introverted Sensing
Bruce gets his data about the world from his memory and experience. His memories of leaving destruction in his wake as the Hulk haunt him, and make him even more fearful of “the other guy”. Instead of enjoying or even accepting the times when he is in full control, he lives under the shadow of the Hulk. Bruce also describes being the Hulk, who does act completely in the moment as “a nerve. Completely exposed." It suggests that Bruce has a difficult time being present and in the moment, unable to use memories to absorb the world through internal filters.
Inferior Function: Extroverted Feeling
This is Bruce’s least developed function, but an important one. He has a tendency to want to be polite and appropriate, although his objective nature and biting wit don’t always line up with these instincts. Bruce tries to avoid conflict, not just to hide from the Hulk, but he doesn’t want to offend or upset people and knowing well that his internal anger could end an argument badly.
The Hulk becomes a manifestation of his internal anger, and as Bruce develops his extroverted feeling side he learns to control 'the other guy’. Bruce does want to try and help people, but out of wanting to be normal, or at least make up for his above-average destruction with above-average heroism. Banner even tried to kill himself if it would take the Hulk with him, just so he would not accidentally disrupt the lives of innocent people again.
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It was Bruce’s insatiable curiosity that led him to get dosed with Gamma radiation and become the Hulk in the first place. Of course, Bruce is always trying to do best by people, he tends not to act on principals, and does not have much taste for other people’s staunch principals either. Although he feels like he has a duty to atone for his destruction, Bruce is a curious scientist at heart. He enjoys making discoveries, and searching for the truth, which is why he helps Tony dig up dirt on SHIELD.
Banner even scares Natasha, just as an experiment to find out the truth behind her agenda. With a strong conscious, but an even stronger curiosity, Banner would be sorted into Ravenclaw.
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What mental disorders tormented the heroes of Suicide Squad and other comics
Harley Quinn - hysterical personality disorder
Charming and dangerous Harley Quinn, who fell in love with the Joker and turned from a psychiatrist into a patient, suffers from a hysterical personality disorder10 . It is based on "the need to be in the center of attention and excessive emotionality", while the emotions are theatrical and feigned. Such people may use appearance to attract attention, exhibit sexually provocative behavior, and be influenced by authority figures. nine0008
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Joker - schizophrenia
In the case of a sinister clown with green hair and an insane smile, we can talk about one of the variants of the course of schizophrenia - schizotypal disorder , Viktor Nurdaev told WMJ.
ru . With him, "patients are characterized by eccentric and asocial behavior, a tendency to isolation from society." However, the specialist notes that the Joker is able to plan and implement complex schemes, which is difficult for patients with schizophrenia. nine0008
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Daredevil - depression
One of the saddest heroes of comics suffers from depression. In this disorder, the patient loses interest in life, he "reduces the ability to enjoy the surrounding positive events." The condition may be accompanied by suicidal thoughts, apathy, guilt and worthlessness.
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Hulk - emotionally unstable personality disorder
This character can burst into flames like a match and put his opponent in his place both in word and deed. The Hulk diagnosis is "characterized by a tendency to act impulsively, outbursts of often negative, difficult to control emotions.
" He can be conflicted, aggressive and unpredictable.
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Deadpool - psychosis
A controversial character with the ability to regenerate, suicidal tendencies and a specific sense of humor - cynical and vulgar - suffers psychosis . For the most part, it is characteristic of schizophrenia, and among the manifestations are hallucinations, delusions and loss of contact with reality.
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Jessica Jones - post-traumatic stress disorder ( PTSD )
The purple man subjugated Jessica with the ability to control his mind, forcing him to help in his atrocities. When the girl was freed from his power, she had to fight PTSD, which occurs after a shocking stressful event. The condition is characterized by tormenting intrusive memories and nightmares and a desire to avoid events that could trigger re-experiencing the trauma.
Shot from the series "Jessica Jones" © Kinopoisk
Lex Luthor - antisocial personality disorder
Superman's sworn enemy is insidious and cunning, lacks empathy and suffers from antisocial personality disorder. Such people are unfamiliar with guilt and remorse, they ignore the law and the rights of others, and lie for pleasure or profit. nine0008
Shot from the movie "Superman Returns" © Kinopoisk
Two-faced - obsessive-compulsive disorder
Batman's enemy, using a tossed coin to solve his villainous questions. The obsessive-compulsive disorder from which he suffers is characterized by obsessive thoughts and the performance of certain rituals to release tension or avoid unpleasant emotions.
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The history of Hulk's degradation in the Marvel Cinematic Universe - Movies and series on DTF five years.
I would like to dwell on this topic in the form of a longread and try to figure out why the superhero franchise completely forgot who this character is. 45658 views
Let's go from afar.
One of Marvel's longest-running heroes, the Hulk was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby back in 1962, immediately gaining worldwide fame. His official debut in the MCU took place in 2008, and to this day the green giant continues to visit the screen, being part of the original Avengers, who survived after the end of of the Infinity Saga . Not a single character, not even the almighty Thor, has seen so many changes in his lifetime as Bruce Banner, a talented scientist who received monstrous powers due to participation in a project that was associated with gamma radiation. nine0008
Recently, the figure of the Hulk has significantly receded into the background before other characters, and has also taken on a much more comical character.
This is partly because The Incredible Hulk was the biggest disappointment for Marvel, forcing the studio to drastically change the direction of the character - at a production cost of $ 150 million, worldwide rentals stopped at around 264 million, and cooperation with the leading actor Edward Norton has reached a dead end. Bruce Banner Norton was replaced by Mark Ruffalo and the whole dynamic of the Hulk changed, a lot of the dark stuff faded away. By the end of the first decade of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Bruce had learned to completely control the Hulk, thereby combining his two personalities into one. This idea is taken straight from the comics, where a similar plot move led to the birth of Professor Hulk, but, unfortunately, within the framework of a multi-year franchise, it turned out to be not as effective as in the same source. nine0008
TheMarvel did not so much fall into the need to turn all stories into comedies, but forgot what the essence of many characters is.
Hulk featured in the third Thor , Avengers: Endgame and the most recent She-Hulk , as silly as it sounds, looks more like a CGI version of the real Mark Ruffalo than a powerful monster. Every superhero has a core concept, a central idea from which he must never stray too far—or perhaps only for a short time. For Spider-Man, these are the motives of strength and responsibility, for the Fantastic Four, family and the exploration of the impossible, and for the Hulk, suppressed rage that robs Bruce of a chance for a peaceful life. nine0115 "The Avengers" in 2012, where the Hulk was already played by Mark Ruffalo, did a great job of pitching this idea, but then everything went downhill.
Director Thor: Ragnarok Taika Waititi gave a controversial interview to The Empire Film Podcast in 2018 in which he complained about the Marvel superheroes he works with:
When you look at comic book characters, you don't see anything in common with them.
Especially with a rich kid, a space viking, or that bipolar, vicious green monster. nine0008
Taika Waititi about the Hulk character.
A highly noteworthy statement demonstrating a failure to understand why the Hulk has such enduring appeal in superhero culture. In essence, the Hulk symbolizes the struggle with suppressed anger - the more angry the Hulk, the stronger he becomes. From that, many authors are in a stupor. How to manage such a strong hero and find his place in the plot. The Russo brothers, for example, deliberately took the Hulk out of the plot thanks to the battle with Thanos, although in reality Banner could easily compete with the mad titan, and not lose to him in a minute of time. nine0008
In turn, Edward Norton, in an interview with the New York Times, stated that he planned to give the character an exciting story, he was interested in a dark and serious continuation of "The Incredible Hulk" . According to Norton, he was inspired by Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy, so he wanted to do something similar with the Bruce Banner franchise, but it didn't work out:
I loved the Hulk comics, they seemed very mythical to me.
And I liked the way that Christopher Nolan went with Batman - long, dark and serious. If there is a character who is close to all this, then, from my point of view, this is the Hulk. nine0008
His story is literally the myth of Prometheus. This is a real tragedy. I proposed to them [Marvel Studios] a plan for two films - an origin story and the concept of the Hulk as a lucid dreamer, someone who has everything under control. They said, "That's exactly what we need!" But later it turned out that they needed something else.
Edward Norton on the cancellation of The Incredible Hulk sequel.
Valuable material remains behind the scenes.
nine0113There is reason to believe that such a transformation of the hero symbolizes his moral growth, but if we accept such a thought, then the fact remains that the most important changes in the image of Banner occurred behind the scenes. According to Ruffalo, the triquel Thor and the final Avengers should be seen as a loose Hulk trilogy in which Bruce tries to find an elusive inner harmony.
After becoming the Smart Hulk, again out of our sight, Bruce jumps from this form to human. In a post-credits scene "Shan-Chi" Banner has turned back into a normal human by building a special device...off-screen. And already in She-Hulk this device fails and returns to the screens of the Professor. As if the scriptwriters are playing hot potato and can't come to their senses.
We all remember the story of how Edward Norton interfered with the writing of the script of his solo film, fiercely argued with the director of the film Louis Leterrier and producer Kevin Feige, but we have to admit one thing - the actor tried his best to give the character a truly fascinating adaptation on big screens. The fourteen-year-old film didn't have a strong script, but the peppy shooting, all-consuming atmosphere, and perfect performance of the Hulk himself worked well:
From their side [Marvel Studios] it was brand protection or something like that.
Ultimately, they were not interested in dark, dark and long films. But it doesn't matter anymore. We had some good talks about future films and how long it would take, but I wasn't going to do it.
Edward Norton on folded plans for the development of the Hulk.
In comics, many people associate Banner with the image of a loser who is trying to find his place in the world, wandering from city to city, trying to make ends meet. It was on that note that we met the character at The Incredible Hulk . The modern Hulk is a wealthy man, accustomed to living in luxury. He is isolated from the rest of human society, his laboratory is more like a resort than a prison. It even has its own luxurious bar, where Banner used to enjoy drinks with his billionaire best friend. Returning to the previously mentioned criticism of Waititi, which version of the Hulk is more understandable - a working-class hero trying to cope with internal trauma, or a softer version of Tony Stark? nine0008
Humor is a priori a very specific thing, but it is by no means forbidden.
Another thing is in what context it is applied.
It can be extremely difficult to successfully combine the internal tragedy of a character with comedy within the framework of a superhero project. In such cases, the humorous component must be correctly inscribed in the overall structure of the plot, where the main character is a really complex person. Bruce Banner is just such a hero. Having become a victim of an unsuccessful experiment, Bruce was forced to spend a huge period of his life on the run. However, saving yourself is only one thing, but protecting innocent people from the consequences of your decisions becomes an extremely difficult task. One slightest mistake, and the victims of the next release of the Hulk will be a crowd of people who find themselves in the wrong place at the wrong time. nine0008
Bruce stubbornly trained himself to control his own emotions, cut off all previous ties, abandoned love, and soon experienced a series of unpleasant incidents that led to the massacre in Harlem, where the Hulk clashed in battle with the Abomination.
Now imagine that such a hero one day starts walking around in the frame with a bare bottom, joking, using a burp, flying into a rock from the smooth acceleration of a jeep at a speed of 20 kilometers per hour. Sounds like a bad dream, doesn't it? At least the character now appears in a similar light. The writers are even smart enough to belittle Bruce's sacrifice. In series "She-Hulk" Banner's cousin Jen refuses to take advice from him when she gains the Hulk's powers, calls Banner a pathetic outcast who spends time alone and thinks only of himself. A very interesting way to build sympathy for the new heroine with the help of her disregard for her predecessor.
Not only the character of the Hulk suffers, but also the inner circle of the character.
The sad fate was not limited to Bruce Banner alone, cardinal changes also affected one of the main opponents of the Hulk, Emil Blonsky, played by Tim Roth. The character from the 2008 movie is back at She-Hulk .
For comparison, the first appearance of the antagonist and his scene fourteen years after the debut:
And again - the problem lies far from the choice of comedy genre, it is clear that after so many years spent behind bars, people change. And that the battle-hardened, uncompromising and determined psychopath Blonsky, who longed to be the best fighter, turned into a hippie, talking about accepting the mistakes of the past at the snap of the screenwriters' fingers. Why is this transformation left behind the scenes? We just have to accept that the man who dreamed of getting the super soldier serum and smashed Harlem to smithereens would claim that the government was to blame for forcibly injecting him with that very serum? And the beauty is that the authors of the series, in all seriousness, claim that this is not Blonsky's cunning trick in order to get out of the cell, he's just a different person now. With no premise, no flashbacks, or minimal clarification, Abomination is now a good-natured guy doing Japanese haiku poetry.
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As for She-Hulk. She's cool. Here's everything you need to know. Jennifer Walters gets her cousin's powers, but she doesn't need training. She doesn't have to fight a dark alter ego for years. She is better than Bruce in every way, and therefore says that she is used to controlling her anger, as her male colleagues in the legal field look askance at her every now and then. How Bruce, a man who was on the run from the government, wanted to put a bullet in his head, nearly killed the love of his life, appeared in the eyes of the media as one of the central threats to all of humanity and still did not lose heart, Jennifer can understand, right? Marvel Studios is simply unwilling to touch the hero drama, use it as a way to competently pass on the legacy to a new generation. Why, if you can reduce all topics to off-screen things (even Jennifer's transformation takes place off-screen, in just a few seconds) and then you don't have to take a steam bath. nine0008
Now all the prerequisites point to an imminent film adaptation of the comic arc "World War Hulk" .
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