10 Best INFJ Anime Characters, Ranked by Popularity

INFJ stands for introverted, intuitive, feeling, and judging, and you just know that these people are always the ones to understand more than anyone else.

This is one of the rarest personality types, and INFJ people can be described as walking contradictions. They can be both emotional and logical, which sometimes makes them dangerous opponents.

10. Bishamon ― Noragami (2014)

Bishamon is not just a pretty picture, she's also got an incredibly strong personality. Giving up is something Bishamon has never heard of, and this fierce goddess can destroy anyone on her way. And look magnificent while doing so.

You definitely don't want to anger her and become the target of her vengeance, and Yato will prove it. But deep beneath this strength lies a kind heart, since Bishamon loves her friends dearly and will do anything to protect them.

9. Yoichi ― Blue Lock (2022)

Easygoing and friendly, Yoichi doesn't like participating in meaningless conflicts and chooses to be the peacemaker of a group.

Despite lacking confidence at the beginning of the story, Yoichi later shows that he's a force to be reckoned with, becoming quite assertive and earning the respect of others.

It took him some time to build up his confidence, but he managed. And his determination is something to admire.

8. Oda ― Bungou Stray Dogs (2016)

And again a walking contradiction. Despite working for the mafia, Oda manages to remain kind. He doesn't like killing people, but when he has to do so, he becomes a scary opponent with exceptional fighting skills.

Oda is not fond of lying and fake promises, he really means what he says and expects the same from others, that's why it's sometimes difficult for him to get jokes.

He's also very perceptive and it might seem like he's looking right into your soul.

7. Norman ― The Promised Neverland (Yakusoku no Neverland) (2019)

We guess great perception skills are something that defines INFJ characters because Norman is also exactly like that.

Don't let his young age fool you, Norman is one of the smartest characters you've ever seen. If you're in need of a clever and intricate plan, Norman is your boy.

This exceptional intelligence becomes even more appealing when it's combined with a kind heart. Norman feels a lot and truly cares about his friends.

He manages to stay level-headed no matter what happens. And remain human at the same time.

6. Yuta ― Jujutsu Kaisen (2020)

We once again have a character who can do it all: be the strongest person you've even seen and remain the kindest soul around you.

You really shouldn't make INFJ characters angry because it turns them into an absolute menace, and Yuta is a great proof. He might struggle with confidence at times, but when he collects himself, Yuta is capable of anything.

He's also truly kind and caring, and if it comes to protecting his loved ones, there is nothing he can't do.

5. Armin ― Attack on Titan ( Shingeki no Kyojin) (2013)

The balance between the emotional and intelligent sides in INFJ characters is unmatched, and Armin once again proves it.

He's one of the smartest Attack on Titan characters, and it's not a mistake that he was chosen to be the next Commander.

Armin would do anything for his friends. It doesn't matter that he's not exceptionally skilled when it comes to a fight, he makes up for it with his clever wits and intricate schemes.

4. Deku ― My Hero Academia (Boku no Hero Academia) (2016)

Polite and reserved, Deku seems like a regular timid boy. And it might be true that he struggles with insecurities at times. But the more he matures, the more we see how strong and incredible he is.

His strategic abilities allow him to be a great leader, deserving of respect. And his passion and enthusiasm make him even more appealing.

If someone's in danger, Deku will come to their rescue, even if he knows that he might not be strong enough to do so.

3. Johan ― Monster (2004)

INFJ characters can also be great villains. Some even might say the best anime villains of all time. Johan's intelligence is unmatched, and it's upsetting that he decides to use it for evil.

His wits make it easy for him to charm and manipulate others, which makes him such a dangerous person. Johan is calculating and clever, it's not an easy task to catch him unless he wants you to. He enjoys hurting others and takes great pleasure in seeing them suffer.

We guess that's what happens when INFJ turn dark, huh.

2. Itachi ― Naruto ( 2002)

Calm and insightful, Itachi has always shown outstanding maturity for his age. Despite everyone thinking he was a villain for so long, we found out that he's not evil. Moreover, his care and love for his brother forced him to do terrible things.

It might come as a shocker but Itachi doesn't like killing people, and prefers pacifistic ways of dealing with conflicts. But if it's the lives of his loved ones at stake, he's ready for anything.

1. Yuno ― The Future Diary (Mirai Nikki) (2011)

The most ambiguous personality on our list. And the most loved one, of course. There's a reason why Yuno is so popular and so adored in the anime community: she's really something else.

Despite her looking like a complete nutcase, she knows exactly what she's doing. Yuno can become a true monster if someone she loves (meaning Yuki) is in danger.

She can be brutal and violent, but gentle and caring at the same time. Yuno is a wonderful example of a Yandere, and this makes her both exceptionally appealing and absolutely frightening.