[The Great One]

Just.......why?

[firedell]

I could elaborate but Disney is about fantasy and staying true to your morals. Seems pretty NF.

[marked174]

Seriously, do you see an NT singing any of those damn songs?

[firedell]

I don't see any NT and ST's with main roles. SP's come close second.

[The Great One]

Seriously, do you see an NT singing any of those damn songs?

They always make NT's the villians. They have a terrible history of making villians INTJ's.

[Inverse]

To draw from a lot of the parallels in life~ do you think any of the world's villains were NF? Fantasy can sometimes mirror reality.

[OrangeAppled]

I'm not a big fan of Disney movies, so maybe I don't enough to say, but I can't think of one lead character that really strikes me as NF....I always got an SF vibe from them.

[The Great One]

I'm not a big fan of Disney movies, so maybe I don't enough to say, but I can't think of one lead character that really strikes me as NF....I always got an SF vibe from them.

Hmmm...

Belle - INFP- Beauty and the Beast

Ariel- ENFP- The Little Mermaid

Alladin-ENFP.........

I can go all day

[rowingineden]

Because NFs are misunderstood and underappreciated dreamers with hearts of gold, and INTJs are intimidating, scary, scary! It's easy for an audience to relate to NFs because people tend to see themselves as misunderstood, outside the norm, and as generally people-oriented, compassionate people.

It's easy to paint INTJs as villains because they seem distant in several ways; introversion has them living more isolated lives, iNtuition makes them sort of hard for most people to understand, and Thinking makes them seem cold. The audience can stay safely disconnected to that villain.

[firedell]

Aladdin is an ISFP, so is Simba and Mulan.