Yaoyorozu Momo is a passionate, smart and disciplined student who has a stellar personality, as her MBTI type shows. My Hero Academia is a mega-popular shonen series that ranks in modern anime's "big three" thanks to its excellent Quirk-based combat system, the novelty of superhero schools and most of all, the stellar personalities and heartfelt character arcs of characters such as Midoriya Izuku and his classmates.
These characters, heroes and villains alike can be evaluated with the MBTI personality type chart.
Bold, heroic characters such as Izuku and All Might are the Protagonist type, or ENFJ, while Ochaco's gentle, earnest nature marks her as an ESFJ. Meanwhile, Izuku's brilliant classmate Yaoyorozu Momo fits a different MBTI archetype entirely -- one that perfectly describes her enthusiastic but disciplined personality as a trainee hero.
News chapter of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes moves the spin-off series one more step through the final battle between Koichi Haimawari and his ultimate villain, Number Six. The more they fight with one another, the more their respective quirks continue to evolve and grow stronger. It's reached a point in the newest chapter where it's almost as if the two had been fighting on a plane that was resonant with one another and away from everyone else. It's something that we actually might see in full with Izuku Midoriya and Tomura Shigaraki.
Yaoyorozu Momo's MBTI Type: ESTJ-T, The Executive
Yaoyorozu Momo is best described as an ESTJ-T, or the Executive. This personality type's code stands for Extroverted Observant Thinking Judging, while also being somewhat turbulent and insecure at times. The Executive is one of several MBTI types that describes a natural leader, along with the Commander and Campaigner types, and Executives aren't afraid to busy themselves with tedious but essential work to get the job done. An Executive can easily take charge of a company, political campaign or any other project and keep everything and everyone organized and running smoothly.
Similar to Commanders, Executives are people-oriented while also being calculating, careful and detail-oriented. ESTJs always put others first, but they aren't entirely the touchy-feely type either. That sets them apart from Defenders and Mediators, but of course, any ESTJ can show compassion and personal warmth. They aren't nearly as aloof as the INTJ Architect type or the ISTJ Logistician type.
Executives set a good example both as workers and as people with their emphasis on honesty, integrity, fairness, hard work and organizational skills, which is why they make for effective leaders with moderate charisma. ESTJs despise laziness, corruption and dishonesty, and they will distance themselves from anyone who puts their own needs ahead of the group's.
Unlike Architects and Logisticians, Executives want to share their skills with other people and inspire them, creating a workplace that functions like a well-oiled machine. In an Executive's eyes, a workplace is only as strong as its weakest member, and ESTJ Executives won't hesitate to inspire and motivate anyone who needs help. It takes a whole crew to run the ship.
An Executive has many positive traits, such as their remarkable willpower and their enthusiasm for their projects, which is another factor in why they're such good leaders. An ESTJ won't just think up practical ideas -- they want to light a fire in everyone's hearts with those ideas and create something amazing in the process.
ESTJs are also highly organized and value efficiency, and they value honesty and openness as well. No ESTJ would use manipulation, coercion, threats or passive-aggressive behavior to get what they want from others.
However, ESTJs do have their drawbacks. This personality type might become too inflexible or stubborn when an Executive latches onto a brilliant idea, and this could cause problems within a team. Similarly, Executives aren't that flexible, and they might struggle when a situation calls for last-minute solutions or improvisation. These people might also become too judgmental, dismissing anyone who doesn't perfectly align with their values, which may cost them allies. Executives must understand that not everyone thinks the same way as they do.
My Hero Academia: Vigilantes spin-off series are now making their way through their respective final phases, and with one getting much closer to that end, it's a good tease of how Kohei Horikoshi might be planning to bring the main series to an end. Horikoshi recently revealed that if all goes as planned for My Hero Academia, then the series will be coming to an end in about a year's time. Looking at the Final Act's recent chapters, that's looking all the more likely.
In Chapter 119 of the series, Koichi and Number Six fight to such an extent that the two of them connect on a whole other wavelength. It's like the two of them leave their bodies and imagine themselves playing with one another as children. This continues in Chapter 120, but rather than confirm that this was just a metaphor for how Koichi is trying to reach out to Number Six in this fight, instead it's confirmed to be something that might be tied into their quirks as All For One mentions that they have seemingly reached a "domain beyond the singularity."
Instead of this being an artistic interpretation of the surprising fun the two fighters feel in the moment, this actually might be a huge clue to how the main series will go about its fight between Izuku and Shigaraki. As we have seen throughout the past, Izuku wants to legitimately reach out to Shigaraki and see if there's a way to save him. The two have mentally connected on a deeper level within the One For All and All For One power space, and they both appeared as young children within it, much like Koichi and Number Six.
My Hero Academia: Vigilantes has had some surprise ties to the main series' events, and this could end up being the biggest clue for the main series yet.
New My Hero Academia Figure Shows Midoriya and Stain Mid-Combat
Takara Tomy releases a brand new, stunning My Hero Academia figurine that showcases the epic battle between Izuku Midoriya and Hero Killer: Stain. A new figure from Takara Tomy depicts the epic showdown between My Hero Academia's hero-in-training Midoriya Izuku and the villainous Hero Killer: Stain.
The figurine, which is currently available for preorder on Sideshow, stands at roughly 12" tall and showcases Midoriya, surrounded by intense blue energy, about to throw a devastating punch at Stain, who is preparing his own counterattack. Both characters are highly detailed and are seen wearing their original costumes; they are "ready to go head to head in a fight!"
Kōhei Horikoshi first published his ongoing My Hero Academia manga series in Weekly Shōnen Jump in July 2014 and since then, he has produced 33 volumes worth of content. Set in a world where most of the human population has developed some kind of superpower, known as a Quirk, the story follows Midoriya, a young man who is born Quirkless but still dreams of becoming a great hero.
Over 65 million copies of the My Hero Academia manga have been sold globally and it has won several awards, including the Next Manga Award in 2015 and the Sugoi Japan Award in 2017.
The manga was adapted into an anime by Studio Bones, which premiered in April 2016; the show's sixth season is set to make its debut as part of the Fall 2022 anime lineup. It is directed by Kenji Nagasaki with Yoshihiko Umakoshi designing the characters and Yōsuke Kuroda writing the story. Daiki Yamashita (Blue Period) voices Midoriya and Go Inoue (Hetalia - Axis Powers) plays Stain. Like the manga series, the anime adaptation has won multiple awards; for example, it won Best Fight Scene and Best VA Performance (English) at the Crunchyroll Anime Awards in 2021.
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