Anidle
Name the mystery anime, comparing each pick's year, season, episode count, score, studio, genres and tags with the answer, with tag and image reveals as hints.
Anime and manga fans have daily games for nearly every way of knowing a series. Some hide a whole show and compare your guesses on year, studio, episode count, genres and score; others play a clip of an opening theme or show a single frame and ask which series or episode it comes from.
Character guessers cover the big franchises one by one, One Piece and Naruto among them, or mix series together, with clues from traits, a line of dialogue, a portrait or a wanted poster. Grids, three-by-three groupings, popularity face-offs and multi-mode sites with an emoji round fill out the list.
Name the mystery anime, comparing each pick's year, season, episode count, score, studio, genres and tags with the answer, with tag and image reveals as hints.
Two classic modes, one for anime and one for manga, each hide a title drawn from MyAnimeList, with every guess showing how close it comes.
Guess the mystery isekai series from MyAnimeList's catalog, narrowing it down with what each wrong pick reveals about the answer.
Name the anime behind a clip of its opening theme, skipping ahead when the snippet is not enough to recognize the series.
Anime guessing in several modes: name the series from hints, a character from clues, an anime from four emojis, or a show from its opening song.
Anime quizzes in several formats: name a show from screenshots, openings or endings, identify characters by portrait, or play Anidle, which narrows the answer using clues from earlier guesses.
Five anime modes a day: name characters from portraits, sharpen a blurred image, fill a row-by-column grid, identify an opening by ear and guess a series from clues.
Seven anime puzzles make up one run, from naming a show told in emoji to quickfire popularity calls and chaining titles by studio, with a separate anime Wordle.
Name the hidden anime character, drawn from series such as One Piece, Naruto and Dragon Ball, in eight guesses, with traits marked same, close or different.
Choose a manga series, from One Piece and Naruto to Frieren and Kagurabachi, then track down its hidden character using what each guess reveals.
Classic trait clues, a jutsu animation, a line of dialogue or a single eye: four ways to name characters from Naruto and its Shippûden sequel.
Guess One Piece characters from trait clues, the name of their Devil Fruit, a wanted poster or the sound of their laugh.
Tackle four One Piece challenges each day, covering the daily character, a mystery figure, a theme song and a duel, plus blind tests, blurry photos and a card game.
One frame from the One Piece anime, five guesses at its episode number, and a bounty score that grows the closer you land.
Find the Digimon of the day, where lookalikes are common, by comparing each guess's level, attribute, type, color, anime debut and year introduced.
Pick an anime for each of nine cells that fits the category on its row and the one on its column, like a genre, voice actor or theme, using each title only once.
Each square of a 3x3 board needs a series fitting both its row clue and its column clue, like a genre, decade or manga source, with uncommon picks rated rarer.