Found some down time, so I put on
Frozen for the thousandth time. For Anna, I found evidence of both Ne and Se.
Ne/Si: Like
@mistakenforstranger said, she is terribly clumsy. I'm sure clumsy ESFPs exist, but likely not on her level. She has a habit of blurting out random thoughts, self-related info, and redacting mildly insulting statements, which is pretty Ne. She's also incredibly verbal and is a chatterbox. She isn't composed as a princess like Elsa is, she's kind of all over the place, unaware of where to stand, etc. Obviously idealistic, to her, opening up the doors = I can find love! She also uses Si to appeal to Elsa (if she were ISTJ) when trying to persuade her to come back home by bringing up childhood memories.
That being said, I agree with
@angelcat that her accepting Hans so readily as an ENFP is somewhat questionable. I know one ENFP that would totally do that but she wasn't healthy at the time. I think it's more typical of Ne to relish the relationship blossoming naturally, and more importantly, want/need to know EVERYTHING about the person before fully jumping in. This is one of those things that is debatable because Anna has been encaged for so long, it makes sense to be eager for connection when she finds it, especially as a vivacious extrovert.
Se: Besides living in the moment and wanting to immediately wed Hans, she does have moments of Se brilliance, for example, when she's trying to climb the mountain, she suddenly yells "Catch!" and falls directly into Kristoff's arms. The line in the beginning: "The sky's awake so I'm awake!" seems Se-dom ish. Some of her attempts to connect with Elsa are sensory, like with the snowman and the love for chocolate. She also does have moments of force, like when she asks Kristoff for help to find Elsa, she throws gear and carrots at him, semi-accidentally, but verbally says, "You WILL help me up the mountain." She abruptly punches Hans in the end. And upon meeting Olaf, she immediately rejects him by dismembering him, which doesn't seem Ne-ish to me. I didn't see much Ni but that's not something I'm especially perceptive to anyway when it's not clear, like in Moana or Pocahontas' case. Maybe the fact that she meets Hans right as she ends "FTFTIF"? It's kind of premonition-ish.
Conclusion: IDK, lol. An ENFP with Se? An ESFP with Ne? Both seem possible, since she's made up.
As for Elsa, I still stick with ISTJ.
@Librarian has some super spot-on points for Si that cemented it in for me. I lol-ed at the scene before the henchmen and Hans attack, she repeats: "Don't feel, don't feel, don't feel!", meanwhile the ice behind her is getting worse and worse, haha. There's so much evidence for Te, especially in "Let It Go". "The cold never bothered me anyway” “You’ll never see me cry." "Here I stand and here I stay."
One thing that I don't understand for the INFJ argument is that, the whole movie, she's trying to gain control of her powers. But her powers are directly related to her emotional state; the more emotion she pushes away, the less control she has. There's a way to explain this with Fe-aux, I know, but this seems to be more the experience of a Thinker, someone who will obliviously ignore their emotions and find themselves in more and more trouble.
Unnecessary, but I can't help psychological diagnosing

Elsa: General Anxiety Disorder (trauma based). This is why she's so relatable, I think (which is so cool! Yay mental health awareness!). She also has acts of service as her love language. Anna: ADHD, and I think she may have an anxious-ambivalent attachment style that's verging on secure, explaining her eagerness for love. She was rejected by Elsa repeatedly, and lost her parents, which makes her transfixed with connecting with someone. I love the dichotomy of introversion and extroversion in this film, I feel as if that is captured perfectly in Anna and Elsa.
Kristoff: ISTP
Hans: ENFJ
Olaf: ENFP (ENTP with Fe makes sense too, but I get ENFP vibes)
Sven: CUTE
A-hole Guy with the Bad Toupee: ExTJ
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Continuing on with our Frozen discussion,
@mistakenforstranger...
That mbti-notes link is an especially awesome resource! I bookmarked it, thank you <3 That Jungian neurotic Si-dom description fits Elsa pretty well. This inferior Ne description from the tumblr link REALLY fits. They even used the word "flurry". How fitting!:
They may try desperately to counter or prepare for the undesirable possibilities they imagine or even foolishly chase after what they perceive to be positive possibilities in hopes of solving a problem quickly, but often fail to do anything useful because of being overwhelmed by unconscious dread, unwittingly allowing a strong sense of risk aversion to color all incoming information. They can become irrational in trying to avert “potential disasters” or lose themselves in a flurry of reactive or impulsive behavior.
Regarding ending of Frozen: Haha, and it was so simple too. When I first saw the movie, I thought she was ISFJ, so I took this to be her Fe that was breaking out of the Si-Ti loop. I'm glad you like the idea of Olaf as Elsa's Ne, and I was thinking too today instead of it being Ne-aux, it's her shadow side, so Olaf is her inferior Ne. If you've seen Fight Club, it's similar to Edward Norton's character in Fight Club, who I think is an INFJ, and how Brad Pitt's character is the manifestation of repressed Se. :shocked: Though, I doubt Disney was thinking of that when they made it. They probably just wanted to create a cute, funny sidekick for the comedic relief. There's an article on this for Fight Club, but spoilers if you haven't seen it:
Shadow Boxing with Fight Club - Personality Type in Depth
Yeah, I agree that inferior Ne created Olaf. She is in such a state of flow in that scene, happy to be her introverted, authentic self

Sadly I have not seen Fight Club! I need to. It's referenced pretty often in pop culture, so I wouldn't be surprised if it was a source of inspiration. Disney animators are pretty sneaky!
Yeah, and because she's an Type 1 too, so everything must be perfect!! She was still rather bossy in it too, like giving out orders to Kristoff/Olaf at the beginning. I'm even wondering if there's P-types who are Type 1s. It seems like that would be a confusing life. The only thing is I think maybe you could see Fe in her more, putting on the party for Anna, but I don't think that would necessarily exclude other types from doing the same for your sister, especially because Elsa's trying to atone for shutting out her sister all those years too. I really don't understand why Elsa didn't just wear gloves all the time, and then she would have been able to play with her sister. It worked at the banquet until her glove came off, but maybe she hadn't controlled her powers as much then...The inconsistencies in this movie. She could've been like Rogue from X-Men. Even Anna has the white streak in her hair!! I also read how Elsa was supposed to be the villain in the movie, but they changed it halfway through making it.
I think there's 6 with Elsa too, along with 1 but 1 is definitely strongest. I'm sure there are a few 1 P's. A friend of mine who is either ISFP or INTJ (she's slow to open up/haven't seen clear Ni yet) is likely a 1w2, 6w5, 4w5, she's kind of scary when she's in that 1 mode haha. Yeah, that's true about the Fe party thing, she's definitely trying to show love, one way or another. I don't get why she didn't wear gloves all the time either! That really bothered me and distracted me when I first saw it haha. But it's all for the plot I guess. Lol love that X-men connection. I think Elsa is still kind of the villain in the movie, she's both an antagonist and protagonist, which makes her very interesting for Disney, once again. It would have been interesting if she was full villain.
Oh, I didn't know they did that with the villains, and I can picture you giving tour guides while sprinkling in little tidbits about the MBTI types of the Princesses haha, and everyone would be...

:laughing: I haven't seen Maleficent.
I can see that. I'm generally starved for MBTI talk so that does sound like something I'd do in an awkward moment of silence, haha. But maybe that's how I meet my soulmate! Babbling on about a nerdy topic like MBTI. Only in my dreams... *sigh* Maleficent was one I didn't want to like but dammit, I did. Angelina is really good in it. Elle Fanning (Aurora) was a horrendous choice. She almost killed it for me.