Thor

Thor embodies the ESTP through his dominant Se — a visceral love of combat and physical experience that makes him never more alive than when Mjolnir is in hand and lightning crackles around him, as seen in his exhilarating arrival in Wakanda during Infinity War. His auxiliary Ti gives him tactical adaptability, letting him improvise in the heat of battle whether fighting the Destroyer in New Mexico or taking on Hela without his hammer. Thor's inferior Ni surfaces in his struggle with deeper purpose: he spends much of Ragnarok learning that he is not defined by his weapon but by something more fundamental, a painful Ni realization for someone who lives so fully in the present moment. His tertiary Fe shows in his genuine warmth and camaraderie — banter with the Avengers, his friendship with Korg, and heartfelt conversations with his mother in Endgame reveal emotional depth beneath the bravado. Thor's depression arc in Endgame is a powerful depiction of an Se-dominant personality cut off from their source of vitality, retreating into sensory numbing rather than processing grief. His recovery begins only when he reconnects with physical purpose, reclaiming Mjolnir and re-entering the fight with renewed conviction.