The Antagonist Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of The Antagonist? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for The Antagonist from Tropes and what is the personality traits.
ENTJ (8w7)
The Antagonist personality type is ENTJ, the Hero, which is dependent on being objective and on independent thinking. An ENTJ is a hard worker, who has high standards and strives to be the best in order to win respect. ENTJs often go into the business world, as they are very goal-oriented, and seek to be recognized by the people they work with. They are also dependable, and will do anything in their power to make sure the job is done right. They are usually very social, and will make an effort to maintain a good relationship with all of their coworkers. ENTJs are very strategic thinkers, and will often develop plans in order to accomplish a goal. They will also seek out information and strategies to achieve their goals. ENTJs also have very good problem-solving skills, as well as excellent memory. These people are very efficient, and tend to get things done quickly; however, they can become very impatient if they don't receive proper recognition for their hard work.
ENTJs are very goal-oriented, with a strong sense of duty. They will strive to do what they feel is right, and will often take on more responsibility than they are fully capable of handling.
The Antagonist is completely and totally dependent on The Protagonist for its existence. This is because they exist for the purpose of opposing the efforts of the Protagonist. They don't have to be a Big Bad, an Anti-Villain, or even morally objectionable in any sense (though they often are); they merely have to oppose The Protagonist. The Antagonist usually provides the conflict and thus the story. Because of this, The Antagonist is about as Omnipresent as The Protagonist, though there are stories that have No Antagonist.
