Aikawa Maki Personality Type, MBTI
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ISFP (8w9)
Aikawa Maki personality type is ISFP, which means that she is an Introverted, Sensing, Feeling, Perceiving type. This means that she is being introverted in the sense that she prefers being alone in her thoughts to being with others. She can also be very quiet in a crowd. She is also sensing in the sense that she is able to sense when things are not right or when something is wrong when she is in a crowd or in public. She feels being feeling being in the sense that she can feel what other people are feeling in a crowd. Lastly, Maki can be perceived as perceptive in the sense that she has a keen eye for details, like noticing what people are wearing (which is basically her observing how people dress), and noticing small details like the way someone's hair is styled or how someone's face looks.
Maki's cousins are Misaki and Riku, who are also her best friends. They are very similar to one another, but they are more like siblings than cousins (since they are only second cousins). Her cousins are very close to her, and they can be very protective of her. Maki's mother is Kazumi Aikawa, who is the head of the Aikawa house.
Formerly a gymnast who trained under her now-deceased mother, Maki uses her acrobatic skill in her fighting style to increase freedom of movement. Her attacks combine vertiginous leaps and somersaults with the fearsome, furious power of her kicks and throws. Maki has the ability to replicate most nearly any move she gets hit with or sees, and when in combat possesses an awe-inspiring resilience, presence, and strength of will. Since her relationship with her father is conflicted, she lives alone. Maki seems to enjoy street fighting for the 'rush' rather than any sense of revenge or honor. When not fighting, Maki tends to stick out in a crowd due to her unusual height (6 feet, which is very tall for a Japanese girl) and appearance, preferring to follow her quartet of friends quietly. Her younger sister comments that Maki is somewhat simpleminded. Maki is reluctant to deal with several people obsessed with her.
