What Character Am I?

Take this quiz to find out your fictional alter ego.

Of the many iconic fictional characters out there, which one speaks to you and your personality most? Are you fierce and compassionate like Katniss Everdeen of Hunger Games fame? Daring and charismatic like Han Solo from Star Wars?

We can help you solve the mystery! Answer a few questions below to find out who your fictional alter ego is, down to the personality traits and values you share.

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Questions Overview

1. How would you approach a challenge?
  1. I think it through carefully to find a solution.
  2. Nothing’s a challenge next to my strength! I can overpower anything.
  3. I do my best to push through and keep working until I overcome it.
  4. I ignore the challenge and pretend there’s nothing wrong.
2. Do you worry often?
  1. All the time. I can’t stop.
  2. Sometimes—but don’t we all?
  3. Rarely. If I do, it’s only about big, important things.
  4. No. Why worry when it won’t change anything?
3. How often do you make people laugh?
  1. Constantly! I’m always cracking jokes. It’s in my nature.
  2. Sometimes! I can think of funny stuff when I want to, but I have to focus.
  3. Every once in a while. I make people chuckle, but not lose it with laughter.
  4. Never. I prefer not to joke around! I’m a pretty serious person.
4. Would you consider yourself family-oriented?
  1. Yes. I’m super devoted to the people I love!
  2. Somewhat. I love my family and friends, but I have other equally important priorities, too.
  3. No. I’m very independent and prefer not to worry about family stuff. I’m more of a lone wolf.
  4. I care about the entire world equally—I dream of improving the lives of everyone, not just my family.
5. Do you consider yourself charismatic or an outcast?
  1. Charismatic. I can charm anyone!
  2. Somewhat charismatic. I can be charming when I want to.
  3. Neither. I’m not super charismatic or an outcast. Just myself!
  4. Outcast. I can be awkward around people.
6. How would you describe your work ethic?
  1. I might be a workaholic. I can’t stop working!
  2. I work hard, but I make time for relaxation, too.
  3. I struggle with procrastination but do my best to get work done.
  4. Work? Nah. I’d rather take shortcuts and relax all day.
7. Are you confident or humble?
  1. Confident. I can do anything I set my mind to!
  2. Somewhat confident, but I know it’s important to be humble, too.
  3. Humble. So many people have helped me get to where I am today.
  4. I might be too humble; sometimes, I doubt my own abilities.
8. Are you creative or practical?
  1. Creative! I love the arts, books, and the power of imagination.
  2. Somewhat creative. I enjoy exercising my creative chops at times.
  3. Somewhat practical. I’m usually down-to-earth, but I like being creative, too.
  4. Practical. I prefer to focus on real-life matters.
9. What would you say your maturity level is?
  1. Mature beyond my years. Everyone says I’m an old soul!
  2. Mature. I’m responsible and act my age.
  3. Somewhat mature. My maturity doesn’t stop me from having a goofy side!
  4. Immature. I have a childlike sense of fun and curiosity, and I like it that way!
10. Which of these best describes your usual temperament?
  1. Bubbly and optimistic.
  2. Calm and laid-back.
  3. Stoic and serious.
  4. Moody and emotional.
11. What kind of intelligence do you feel you excel at the most?
  1. Logical intelligence. I’m analytical and good at understanding complex concepts.
  2. Emotional intelligence. I’m very aware of others’ emotions (and my own).
  3. Social intelligence. I’m great at leadership and communication.
  4. Bodily intelligence and athleticism. I’m a skilled athlete with great physical control.
12. What happens when you get angry?
  1. I try to talk out my feelings.
  2. I bottle it up…until it explodes.
  3. I stay quiet and don’t talk about it.
  4. I get over it fast and keep going.
13. How do you feel about taking risks?
  1. What’s life without some risk? I’d take risks in a heartbeat!
  2. I enjoy taking risks, as long as they aren’t dangerous.
  3. I take very calculated risks and think every decision through.
  4. I never take risks! I’d rather feel sure than take any chances.
14. How important is politeness to you?
  1. Very! I’m always on my best behavior.
  2. Pretty important. I’m polite when I make a conscious effort.
  3. Less important. I prefer telling it like it is over sugarcoating my words.
  4. Not important at all. I don’t care about politeness or manners!
15. Why do you think people respect you?
  1. Because I’m compassionate towards everyone I meet.
  2. Because I’m ambitious and successful.
  3. Because I’m honest and trustworthy.
  4. Because I’m brave and can face any problem head-on.

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Additional Information

This quiz is based on the Open Psychometrics Statistical “Which Character” Test, an expansive test based on a database of over 2,000 fictional characters. To create the test, over 3,000 volunteers provided descriptions of those characters using different adjectives (popular, charming, driven, coordinated, and so on). From there, each user’s test responses are measured against the data for each character to offer the closest personality match possible. The test isn’t totally scientific, of course, but it’s definitely viewed as a more accurate way to match personalities with fictional characters!

Other popular personality tests (unrelated to fictional characters) include:

  • MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator). There are 16 MBTI personality types based on 4 core categories: introversion or extroversion, sensing or intuition, thinking or feeling, and judging or perceiving.
  • Enneagram. Enneagram is a personality typing system based on old spiritual traditions. It separates people into 9 different personality types based on their core beliefs, motivations, fears, and behavior.
  • DiSC. The DiSC personality model has 4 main “styles” or quadrants: dominance (D), influence (i), steadiness (S), and conscientiousness (C). While personalities are typically a combination of different styles, most people tend to have 1 or 2 primary styles.

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