As a result, he vowed to never lose again and being pushed into a corner would cause him to be traumatized like before. Дuring the Tournament of Power, it is revealed Jiren's motivation to get stronger is a result of losing his parents and losing to the person who killed his parents. In spite of this, Jiren desires something, and this desire to grant his wish with the Super Dragon Balls did motivate him to enter the Tournament even at the cost of contradicting his own principles. He initially refused to even participate in the Tournament of Power, loathing the idea of protecting his own Universe at the cost of multiple others. Having devoted his whole being to the ideal of justice, Jiren doesn't act on self-interest. Jiren, by Vermoud's admission, does not kill his enemies, due to this sense of justice. As with the other Pride Troopers, he has a strong sense of justice, albeit it is far more subdued than their bombastic methods. In the manga, Jiren is portrayed with far more individualism.

Jiren illustrated a nihilistic view on the potential of having his universe erased, if it was at the cost of destroying others. But will disregard them if they go against his principles such as the elimination of life, just to survive. In the manga, Jiren shows a sense of mutual respect towards Toppo.

During his fight against Goku, who was beginning to master Ultra Instinct and beginning to give him a challenge, he genuinely smiled for the first time for having finally found a worthy opponent.ДЄlbeit, showing a deeper concern in the manga Jiren has appeared to have a aloof and merciless reaction of the erasure of the 4th Universe. Jiren smirked at this, the very few times he ever shows emotions. When Toppo sacrificed his ideals of justice for power, and subsequently lost to Vegeta, Jiren was notably disgusted with the former, but praised the latter for defeating Toppo and attaining his strength without compromising who he was as a fighter and a person. Jiren has also shown himself to be a man of principles, in spite of his comrades. Jiren, to those he respects, he honors by calling them warriors. Due to his quiet, and calm demeanor, Jiren often grunts in astonishment. He is also highly disciplined, as he does not even leave an opening when he finishes off an opponent, a weakness seen in most warriors. Jiren is defensively inquisitive when asking GokЕ« of his intentions to become stronger, his responses normally leaving Jiren speechless.ДЄt the same time, he appears to have a warrior's spirit, as he waited out GokЕ«'s Genki Dama until it was fully prepared, as he wanted to test GokЕ«'s trump card. What minimal personality he has displayed has shown an emulous personality, he will fight to crush the enemy, but doesn't partake in unnecessary cruelty on both occasions, he used what he deemed enough force to dominate the enemy and render them unconsciousness Jiren has displayed little personality on his own accord, a stark contrast to the other members of the Pride Troopers from his respective universe, all of whom are bombastic to the point of boorishness. Jiren's leadership is incredible, enough to even give orders to his superior, Toppo. Jiren often takes initiative against stronger threats that can cause greater harm to others. Jiren was originally introduced as a calm, stoic, warrior who can, at times be confrontational, and have a blunt disposition, upon his arrival to the Realm of Nothingness, Jiren threatens GokЕ« after mistaking him as a threat.

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