ENHYPEN’s Updated MBTI Types

ENHYPEN have recently updated fans on their MBTI with a new video on their official YouTube channel.

The members first introduced the last MBTI types they’d received, and then they retook the MBTI test, updating fans on the new results.

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Here are the most recent results of each of the members.

Ni-ki

Before he retook the test, Ni-ki had been an ESFP.

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After the test, his result stayed the same, confirming that he was an ESFP.

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ESFPs are known as the Entertainer type. This MBTI type is known for wanting to live life to the fullest, encouraging others to join in shared activities and explore the unknown.

Jay

Before he retook the test, Jay introduced himself as an ENFP, telling the staff who had given him an ENTP shirt that he had recently retaken the test and his result had changed.

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After the test, his result changed again to an ENFJ.

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ENFJs are known as the Protagonist type. This MBTI type is known for having strong ideas and values, which they support with immense creative energy. They make it a goal to be kind and helpful to others.

Sunoo

Before he retook the test, Sunoo had been an ENFP.

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After the test, his result stayed the same, confirming that he was an ENFP.

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ENFPs are known as the Campaigner type. This MBTI type is known for being free-spirits that encourage big ideas. They’re very social, particularly desiring emotional connections with others.

Jake

Before he retook the test, Jake introduced himself as an ISTJ.

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After the test, his result changed to an ESTJ.

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ESTJs are known as the Executive type. This MBTI type is known for following their own judgment and are great at supporting others by giving valuable and straightforward advice.

Jungwon

Before he retook the test, Jungwon was an ESTJ.

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After the test, his result changed to an ISTJ.

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ISTJs are known as the Logistician type. This MBTI type is known for being more reserved but having a very practical outlook on life that they reliably pursue.

Sunghoon

Before he retook the test, Sunghoon introduced himself as an ISTJ.

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After the test, his result stayed the same, confirming that he was an ISTJ like Jungwon.

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The Logistician type is also known for being incredibly reliable and dependable, staying grounded despite how stressful a situation may become.

Heeseung

Before he retook the test, Heesung was an INFP.

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After the test, his result changed to an INTP.

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INTPs are known as the Logician type. This MBTI type is known for being more unconventional and flexible in their approach to life, wanting to be creative and curious.

But, as ENHYPEN reminds viewers, types often change.

I’m always changing [MBTI types] so I don’t know how long this will last.

-Sunoo

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And Sunghoon shares that while he used to believe MBTI was a science since it’s just a general representation of your personality, you shouldn’t take the results too seriously.

Last time, when I did the “Park Review,” I said that the MBTI was science but I’ve changed my mind these days. I just think you should use it as a reference.

-Sunghoon

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And like Heeseung adds, there isn’t any good or bad MBTI type to get, so he just suggests taking the test for fun.

Like I said before, there’s no right or wrong in the MBTI. There are all sorts of people and we each have our own personalities so if you just do [the test] for amusement once in a while, then it’ll be fun.

-Heeseung

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