Iron Man / The Avengers
Te: Tony says himself that following isn’t really his style. He likes to be in charge and gets into conflict when he doesn’t consult the team before acting decisively. In fact, he doesn’t even really play by the rules of his company. Tony is sharp tongued and logical, constantly making fun of people’s reasoning through sarcasm. He knows how to assert control over nearly any group of people (including fell ENTJ, Loki).
Ni: Rather than running his company himself, Tony delegates that task to someone else so that he can pursue his ultimate obsession (Iron Man). He has one singular idea that he focuses on with a laser determination. He innovates new pieces of equipment to satisfy the ends he wants to achieve.
Se: Though Tony is a long term planner, he’s also a lover of instant gratification. He is often caught in the grip of his lower functions and makes spontaneous decisions that either win him the world or ruin his life. He likes gadgets to do his dirty work for him, but can sometimes be overly reliant on them, making him helpless without them.
Fi: He can turn off his emotions to make decisions and doesn’t usually like to talk about them. Rather, his actions reflect his inner feelings. Tony is a bit of an egotist who has a hard time noticing or taking other people’s feelings into consideration.
Also often typed as an ENTP. Wrong because he has an Ni focus.
The Book Addict's Guide to MBTI: 
He is ESFP; he is charming mechanic who is often acused of being self-absorbed and shalow ( S not N; he is mechanic not engeneer) and he is at his best when surounded by inspiring/interesting people who can keep his attention and morals straight (pepper rhody steve)
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“Te: Tony says himself that following isn’t really his style.”
Yes, “one sentence” of the character is how you determine his dominant function ^^ I’ve read a lot of bad conceptions of MBTI type here. But clearly, with this typing, you’ve created your master-piece.
It’s obvious you want to put every cool characters in NTJ category, but sorry for you, they’re not :D
Stark is a complex case for a simple reason : HE IS ******* FICTIVE CHARACTER :D so he has the cool sides of every NT personnalities. (leadership of ENTJ, cool and surprising attitude of ENTP, plan of INTJ and ingineer skill of INTP).
But thinking he is ENTJ when seeing his autodestructive behavior in Iron man 2, or his borderline perosnnality, is just a crual lack of objectivity.
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Thanks for the swears. I really appreciate them. Mostly I’m just fascinated by how much emotion you put into this post though.
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Would you kindly take time to moderate comments?
Anyway, I strongly believe Tony has a Fi inferior. Firstly, his actions represent his repressed feelings, which sometimes stand out as moral principles that haunts Tony (and sometimes ignored by him). ENTP with Fe would be a lot more approachable and less badmouthed towards friends and foes alike. Secondly, Tony is definitely a visionary. He does not, did not and will not ever live in the moment, always anticipating, always building for the future, specifically, to prevent threats to Earth. When his lower functions grip him, Tony seeks out materialistic satisfaction (parties, cars, villas, shiny machines that earn him instant respect and admiration). This is not true for ENTP, who might seek out consolation from other people, something Tony never did, not even with Pepper.
And again, would you might publish comments. The traffic is waning.
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Tony is not an ENTJ, he is an ENTP. He has Ne, and he has multiple ambitions and ideas for the future. For example he invents new machines AND has the idea of being iron man.
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I rematched the Iron Man movies, and I actually agree with you on this one
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Soooo, you’ll retype him as an entp
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I don’t really have time right now because I’ve gone back to school, but at some point…or anyone else is welcome to
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I don’t think that tony stark is an ENTJ. He is definitely an ENTP.
You really think that the cool and that quick a tongue comes with an Ni? Tony hates making plans.He just likes to jump into action.He is not ‘focused’.He clearly leads with an Ne,which is evident from his manner of speaking and his plans and experiments.He is a bit full of himself and knows it.His genius intellect which is primarily used in his inventions or gadgets and not in making money. He is never stressed and would rather spend a day arguing about science than actually doing something useful to his company.His Fe is displayed when he shuts down the weapons department so that people would be safe even though he makes a lot of money from it.
he is a mad scientist.
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Yeah, like I mentioned earlier in the comments, I’ve actually been meaning to re-type him as ENTP, but as always, I have far too much to do at the moment to constantly be thinking about this blog
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Couldn’t he be an ESTP? He is an externally emotional character, he has a need to be praised, a tendency to be the center of attention and he tends to takes things apart in order to rebuild them. I think that his Ultron project is an act of his fear of what the future will bring, indicating Ni-inferior.
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Actually, I haven’t seen the new Avengers movie yet, but I’ve been meaning to retype him (based on reconsideration of the past movies). I don’t see ESTP though. He has a clearly intuition based thought process and doesn’t really use that much Se.
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