>>24787313Enough time to think. Let's get to it.
Now, I already said to someone that Totodile line seemed to be the most easy one to associated ENFP (and Mudkip line with INFP), so that's kind of settled.
Now, let's try to go for ENFJ. When you think of a protagonist, he is the kind that will have everyone drawn to them. They are the leaders, the one everyone's going to look up to. Or at least, the ones that find it hard to go along without a guide.
While strong, and thanks to the type 6 of the Enneagram, the problems of self-esteem and other that tend to spike on someone that's a ENFJ, get worse. The self-doubting can be pretty heavy to a Loyalist.
So, we have a strong character that can lead, but can fall to their demise pretty easily too, just by having a weak mind. This, to me, fits pretty well with two starters: Charmander and Chespin.
Let's begin with Cha. Cha is hugely popular with a big amount of people. Which of course, doesn't mean that they are good per se, but it shows a character that often is viewed as the one that can lead you to the victory. Fire, a strong element. Red, the usual leader. Characteristics are easily found on the first fire starter to make him be the perfect protagonist.
Now, that's just what you can see about it, let's get with mental capacity. As depicted, it's a strong willed mon, loyal. Doesn't tend to give itself on the problems around. But, at the same time, pretty prideful. He is the "Fire Dragon" after all.. Failing is not an option and in doing so, can hit heavily on the psyche. Something like that could lend to depression but it isn't something I'm going to go on about too much.
So, in the end, he's the representation of the strong and epic character. The protagonist that will kick your ass with (mostly) no downsides.
Except pebbles.(1/2)
