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Character MBTI by work

All 166 works and 1,682 characters, analysed in three layers: MBTI, attachment and the Big Five.
Why your favourite is that type, with a radar chart to show it.

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Full-length readings that take apart, through attachment theory, what a single character cannot explain: the relationship between two of them.

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1 🤝 Gon and Killua — a bond too deep to be called friendship, and what it actually is HUNTER×HUNTER 2 🏰 Killua's home in full — the Zoldycks as a perfectly dysfunctional family HUNTER×HUNTER 3 ⚔️ Tanjiro and Nezuko — a memory of being loved does not vanish when you become a demon Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba 4 👁 Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto — the loneliness of being strongest, and the one equal Jujutsu Kaisen 5 🧝 Frieren and Himmel — an attachment that began after he died Frieren: Beyond Journey's End

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📖 About this page

1 Coming in by the work

This page gathers, work by work, the MBTI, attachment type and Big Five readings of the characters. Starting from a cast you already know makes the differences between types far easier to grasp than starting from the theory. Read two contrasting characters from the same work side by side and the meaning of a dimension becomes concrete.

2 Common misreadings of these analyses

A character's type here is an inference from limited information: what they say and do in the story. The depiction can differ between the original and an adaptation, and it can change as the story goes on. This site states the grounds for each reading on that character's own page, so please read the grounds and not only the conclusion. Each work's list leads on to the individual analyses.

3 Why character analysis is the short way in

Learn a personality theory from its definitions and you get a run of abstract words that never quite land. Apply it to characters from something you know, and you see at once what a dimension actually looks like as behaviour. Compare two opposite characters inside one work and the difference between dimensions becomes a visible difference in what they do.

4 Characters people read differently

Argument tends to gather around characters who change a great deal inside the story, and characters drawn differently in different media. As a rule this site works from the original depiction and states the grounds for a reading on each page. That people read them differently is natural, so please read the grounds and not only the conclusion. Each work's list leads on to the detailed analyses.

📋 About this article

Writing and editing: Attachment MBTI editorial team(creating self-understanding content for a general audience)
Japanese original reviewed by: Clinical psychologist Ryoya Oogane. The reviewer also operates the site and is responsible for its editing. This review does not establish the accuracy of type estimates or quiz results and is not medical diagnosis or treatment. It applies to the Japanese original, not approval of this translation.
Original last updated: 13 September 2026
How we use evidence: Only statements with an individual source link are presented as explanations based on that source. Unsourced passages may include editorial interpretation and should not be taken as established research findings. Type classifications organize tendencies; they do not predict a person's behavior or future.
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