Haruka ‘Haru’ Nanase Personality Type, MBTI
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ISFP (9w8)
Haruka ‘Haru’ Nanase personality type is ISFP, and Haruka’s dominant function is Extroverted Feeling. Haruka’s secondary type is judging (J).
Haru’s Extroverted Feeling (Fe) is very important to her. It is largely responsible for the optimistic and cheerful nature of her personality, and for the cheerfulness and friendliness that permeates all her actions and speech.
The feeling component of Haru’s personality is also responsible for the fact that the Extroverted Feeling type is often able to make friends easily, and to form long-lasting relationships with them. Haru has a great capacity for friendship and is a very positive person. She will always want to do things for others, and she will never refuse to help a friend in need. Haru can rarely stay angry at anyone for more than a few minutes.
The Extroverted Feeling type is also known for being highly social and empathetic. As a result, Haru is one of the most sociable characters in the series, and it is no surprise that she is a member of a student council.
Haruka is a quiet but determined individual with a strong affinity for water. His greatest asset is his confidence in his decisions, once made. Despite his cool persona, which many perceive as uncaring, he is protective towards his friends, particularly those on his high school swim team: Makoto Tachibana, Nagisa Hazuki and Rei Ryugazaki, but particularly Makoto, his best friend since childhood.
Haruka's fixation with water sometimes makes him a comical figure as he will strip down to his jammer just about anywhere if there's available water nearby (including a fish tank). He even considers an encounter with a waterfall to be romantic. Despite being stoic, he is ticklish, as seen in the seventh FrFr short.
