Kazuma Kiryu Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Kazuma Kiryu? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Kazuma Kiryu from Yakuza and what is the personality traits.
ISFP (9w8)
Kazuma Kiryu personality type is ISFP, which means he is a quiet and reserved individual.
He is a bit shy and reserved but has a strong sense of justice, as well as a very strong sense of duty.
Kazuma's quirk is his ability to sense the emotions of others.
He can also see emotions as auras around people, although he can't see it like how Ryotaro Dojima can.
Kazuma can feel what people are feeling and he senses the emotions of those around him.
He can sense what somebody's mood is or their level of happiness or sadness.
Kazuma can also tell what someone is thinking, although he can't read their mind like how Ryotaro Dojima does.
Kazuma can't see the color of someone's aura, but he can tell how many emotions they have.
Kokonoe's quirk is her ability to manipulate energy, which she uses to create various weapons and to boost her own power.
She mainly uses the electric-based quirk, however she can also use fire and other types of energy.
Kazuma Kiryu (桐生 一馬, Kiryū Kazuma) is the former main protagonist of the Yakuza series from the first Yakuza up until Yakuza 6. His legendary ascent through the ranks of the Tojo Clan earned him the nickname "The Dragon of Dojima" (堂島の龍, Dōjima no Ryū). He was the fourth chairman of the Tojo Clan and previously managed Morning Glory Orphanage. Kiryu is the honor-bound dreamer of the dark Yakuza world. He is not the type to judge others and is generally accepting of anyone who is friendly towards him. He lives by a strict code of honor and holds a very strong sense of justice. While he is extremely kind and goes out of his way to help civilians, he considers himself a Yakuza at heart, commonly using violence above words, so long as it is justified. He generally lets his actions and mannerisms speak for him when possible. He tends to be the listening ear to the world, giving advice in response to his environment rather than seeking out conversations.
