You think
you know
the canon
Questions written by fans who actually watched it — then watched it again. No soft trivia: arcs, details, dates. The canon, and nothing else.
question,
right now
Chūnin level, Chūnin Exam arc. Answer without thinking too long — in the app you get twelve seconds, and the clock is the easy part.
The card turns over on the spot: verdict, the scene it comes from, the exact episode, and the fans arguing underneath. That reveal is the app — the question is just the ticket in.
One franchise, its arcs in story order. Start where you want, unlock the rest by getting things right.
15 questions, the same ones for everyone that day. Twelve seconds each. One streak you won't want to break.
Your score leaves as a card. Your rank is defended weekly. Whoever beats you sends theirs back.
Put it forward. At 500 votes we start writing, and it ships the day it hits 500 questions.
Sixteen neutral creatures, given to everyone. Then one face per franchise — earned by finishing its arcs, never bought. 12×12 grid, never smoothed.
card doesn't
exist.
Every finished quiz prints a card: your face, your score, your rank, your top % of the day, and the QR of that exact daily. Whoever opens it gets the same 15 questions — nobody gets to lie about the difficulty.
we get
asked
One missing? write to us — we answer in ink.
Fans, reviewed by two other fans. Every question carries its episode or chapter. If it's wrong, you report it and it's gone within 24 hours.
No. The daily, the arcs and the leaderboards are free. Rare quizzes — interviews, behind the scenes — unlock by inviting friends, not by paying.
Both, never mixed: every question states its source. Fillers are marked, and excluded from arc exams.
The rank stays, the leaderboard moves. Your streak breaks after 48 hours without a daily — that's the one thing we don't forgive.
500 votes and we start writing. It goes live at 500 questions — franchises in progress are greyed out in the list, with their count.
The quiz for people who actually watched it. Written by the community, checked by the community, printed in ink.