Jung came to Gotham. He couldn't remember how he'd ended up in the city, but the moment he landed, the locals robbed him.
Looking up as a bat-shaped shadow flew overhead, he watched as the kind big Bat returned his wallet.
Jung was deeply moved.
Then he remembered he seemed to have sixteen different secret identities.
Why not use one of them to help the kind Bat?
The Purple Team in Gotham
In a basement in Gotham, a young-looking girl in loose clothes adjusted her glasses. Data flashed across the lenses as she prepared to hack into Wayne Enterprises.
She'd heard that Wayne Enterprises funded Batman. The INTP planned to check out the company's financial reports and investigate the link between crime in Gotham and Wayne stock, as well as its connection to Batman's equipment.
Mafia ran rampant in Gotham, when a mysterious purple-haired queenpin suddenly appeared with an elegant older gentleman. They wiped out the underworld forces in an entire district, putting Batman on alert.
The ENTJ and INTJ tried to establish order in Gotham.
The ENTP was fascinated by the legendary Lazarus Pit. But when he went to the League of Assassins, he saw a bandaged man running out of the pit like a madman and took him along on a whim.
The Yellow Team in New York
A rising business mogul from New York attended a gathering of the rich. There, the newly wealthy playboy ESTP hit it off with Anthony Stark, and the two became close buddies.
ESTP introduced Tony to his wonderful older sister, the elegant and charming rising star ESFP, as well as an artist, ISFP.
As for ISTP, he works as an agent for S.H.I.E.L.D.
The Green Team in space
The Blue Team on the sets of various other American and British TV shows
[Reader's Guide]
1. The sixteen secret identities are based on the sixteen MBTI personality types. The story will draw on theories such as Jung's cognitive functions, the Beebe model, and Keirsey's temperaments.
2. You don't need to know about MBTI. I'll introduce the concepts and add plenty of headcanon. You can think of them as sixteen different secret identities.
3. The story will include plenty of stereotypes about MBTI, which may not match real-life personality types or specific people. For entertainment only.
4. The DC and Marvel crossover world also includes lots of headcanon and will draw on both comics and movies.
5. Blurb subject to change.
Theme: Friends, learn about MBTI
