Stephen Strange (Doctor Strange)

Stephen Strange's dominant Te is unmistakable from his very first scene — he selects surgical cases based on their potential to enhance his reputation, optimizing every decision for measurable achievement with a ruthless efficiency that alienates colleagues and lovers alike. His auxiliary Ni gives him the capacity for the kind of singular strategic vision that later defines his role as Sorcerer Supreme: viewing fourteen million possible futures on Titan is essentially Ni on a cosmic scale, and his willingness to surrender the Time Stone based on one optimal outcome shows the ENTJ's confidence in their own long-range judgment. Strange's transition from surgeon to sorcerer maps perfectly onto ENTJ development — he initially resists the Ancient One's teachings because they challenge his Te need for empirical proof, but once his Ni grasps the larger framework, he pursues mastery with characteristic relentlessness, reading forbidden texts and practicing through the night. His tertiary Se emerges in his surprisingly quick physical adaptation to the mystic arts and his enjoyment of dramatic flair — the Cloak of Levitation and theatrical portal usage reflect an ENTJ who has learned to appreciate sensory impact. His inferior Fi, typically suppressed, surfaces in his growing capacity for self-sacrifice: the man who once cared only about his hands ultimately holds the gauntlet for the universe, showing the ENTJ's deepest growth occurs when they learn to serve values larger than personal ambition.