These quizzes are built for fans who know a cast well and want to check how well. Each one has ten questions with four options. Pick an answer and you'll see straight away whether you got it, plus a line explaining why. At the end you get your score and a link to the matching character guide if you want to brush up.
Every answer has been checked against the original series, film or game. Where a name differs between the Japanese original and the English dub, we use the version most English-speaking fans know and mention the other in the explanation. There are no timers and no sign-ups, and we don't show made-up play counts or leaderboards. It's just the questions.
Anime quizzes
The five anime quizzes cover the big shonen series. They're pitched at viewers who have seen the anime rather than manga readers chasing obscure details, so most questions are about names, teams and abilities, the things you'd remember after a first watch.
Naruto
Team 7, the tailed beasts and the line of Hokage. If you know who taught Naruto the Rasengan and which clan has the Byakugan, you'll do well. Our Naruto character guide covers every ninja in these questions.
One Piece
The Straw Hat crew is one of anime's best-loved casts, and each member has a clear job and a clear dream. This quiz is about who joined when, who does what on the ship, and a couple of Devil Fruit facts. For the wider cast, see the One Piece character guide.
Jujutsu Kaisen
Jujutsu Kaisen's fights hinge on cursed techniques, so this one asks you to match sorcerers and curses to their abilities. It's marked Medium because some answers sit right next to similar-sounding options. Nothing here spoils the late manga. Read up on the cast in our Jujutsu Kaisen guide or the Satoru Gojo profile.
Demon Slayer
Breathing styles, Hashira titles and the Twelve Kizuki. If you've watched through the Entertainment District arc you'll know almost everything here. The Demon Slayer character guide and our Tanjiro Kamado profile fill in the rest.
My Hero Academia
In a world where most people have a Quirk, knowing who has which power is the basic fan test. These questions cover Class 1-A, their teachers and the League of Villains. Check your answers against the My Hero Academia guide.
Disney and Pixar quizzes
Disney and Pixar casts are full of sidekicks whose names everyone half-remembers: the chameleon, the monkey, the horse. These two quizzes lean on those supporting characters, because the leads would be too easy. Both stick to the films themselves, not the sequels' spin-off series or the theme parks.
Disney animated classics
From The Little Mermaid to Encanto. The Disney character guide and our Disney and Pixar A–Z list every character mentioned.
Pixar
Toy Story, Monsters, Inc., WALL-E, Inside Out and more. If you've seen Inside Out 2, one question should be free points. The full cast list is on our Pixar characters page.
Cartoon quizzes
The Simpsons and SpongeBob SquarePants have been running long enough that whole generations grew up with them. These quizzes stick to the core cast and the jokes that come back episode after episode, plus one question on who voices whom.
The Simpsons
The family, the neighbours and the regulars at Moe's. More on everyone in Springfield in our Simpsons character guide.
SpongeBob SquarePants
Pineapples, rocks, treedomes and the secret formula. Our SpongeBob character guide covers everyone in Bikini Bottom.
Game quizzes
Game casts are trickier to quiz on because so much of their story sits in side material: hidden minigames, books and in-game notes. These two stay with what you'd learn from playing the main games and, for Pokémon, from watching the early anime.
Pokémon
Kanto, the original 151 and Ash's first season. See the Pokémon character guide for trainers, rivals and the anime cast.
Five Nights at Freddy's
The animatronics, the guards and the Afton family. Marked Medium, since a couple of questions need you to know the series' backstory. For more, see our FNAF guide and the full animatronics list.
Who said it? The mixed quiz
The last quiz mixes catchphrases and slogans from every corner of the site: shonen anime, Pixar, Disney, The Simpsons, SpongeBob and Rick and Morty. Each line is short and famous enough that you've probably heard it even if you haven't seen the show.
How these quizzes work
A few notes on how the questions were put together, so you know what to expect:
- One clear answer. Every question has one option that is right according to the source, and three that are wrong. Wrong options are usually real characters or techniques from the same series, so you can't win just by spotting the odd one out.
- Names follow the English releases. Where the Japanese and English versions differ (Gum-Gum Fruit, Unlimited Void), we use the common English name and note the other in the explanation.
- Light on spoilers. The questions favour the early parts of each story. If you're worried about a series you haven't finished, read our spoiler etiquette guide to see how we handle this across the site.
- Nothing is stored. Your score lives in the page while you play. Refresh and it's gone, so retake as often as you like.
When you've finished, see how your favourites rank in our character tier lists, or check which characters share your birthday on the anime character birthday calendar.
Frequently asked questions
Are these quizzes free?
Yes. Every quiz runs in your browser with no sign-up, and you can retake any of them as many times as you like.
Do the quizzes contain spoilers?
Mostly no. The questions stick to early-story facts: names, Quirks, techniques and team line-ups. The Jujutsu Kaisen quiz avoids anything past the first half of the manga, and the Coco question only asks who Miguel idolises, not what happens next.
How many questions are in each quiz?
Each quiz has ten multiple-choice questions with four options. You see whether you were right straight away, along with a short explanation, and get a score at the end.
What's the hardest quiz here?
The Jujutsu Kaisen and FNAF quizzes are marked Medium, because they ask about specific techniques and series lore rather than main characters. The mixed catchphrase quiz is tricky too, because it jumps between anime, cartoons and films.
I got an answer wrong that I think is right. What now?
Read the explanation under the question first; sometimes dubs and translations use different names. If you still think we've made a mistake, tell us through the contact page and we'll check it against the source.