Anirealm
Four animated-film quizzes in one lineup: name a movie from a blurred poster, its characters, its soundtrack or a set of clues, across Disney, Pixar, Ghibli and more.
Page 5 of 6: 40 games, from Anirealm to Watchdle. The shelf’s first page starts with the games to try first.
Four animated-film quizzes in one lineup: name a movie from a blurred poster, its characters, its soundtrack or a set of clues, across Disney, Pixar, Ghibli and more.
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.
Hunt down a Rick and Morty figure, Smiths and Citadel Ricks included, as guesses compare home, species, status, affiliation, debut and who they are tied to.
Restore the blanked-out ending of a well-known quote from a film, show, book or play, knowing who said it, with letters marked placed, misplaced or absent over six tries.
Reveal a famous quote letter by letter on a lit sign, losing a bulb for each miss, and solve before all eight go dark, then name its source from four choices.
Name the hidden Invincible character as each guess is checked on powers, species, affiliation, role, status and debut, with quote and picture hints unlocking later.
Work out the Gravity Falls character from affiliation, species, debut episode, age group, status and part in Weirdmageddon, with quote, letter and picture hints later.
Find the Teen Titans character by checking team, side, species, powers, debut and series for every guess, with quote, letter and picture hints opening up as you go.
Identify the hidden mobile suit, one of 115 machines from across Gundam, by comparing type, side, height, colors, series, era and year with every guess.
Track down a Sons of Anarchy or Mayans M.C. character as each guess compares role, group, show, gender, status, debut and last appearance.
Hop from one actor to another through films they shared, choosing a movie from each filmography and then a co-star in it, where fewer hops earn a higher score.
Sniff out the hidden Teen Wolf character by matching species, pack, eye color, side, debut and status on each guess, with quote and picture hints later on.
Name an actor from a redacted filmography in 15 guesses, using hint cards that cost guesses, then risk the day's score on two harder actors worth 250 and 500.
Uncover the hidden character from The Boys as each guess is compared on powers, affiliation, type, gender, debut, show and status, with an emoji hint after five tries.
Name the film behind a poster, typing your answer letter by letter, with a clue to call on and a skip to move past a tough guess.
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.
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.
Guess five-letter words, names allowed, drawn only from the text of Tolkien's Lord of the Rings, with Wordle-style colored tiles after each try.
One frame from the One Piece anime, five guesses at its episode number, and a bounty score that grows the closer you land.
Choose a manga series, from One Piece and Naruto to Frieren and Kagurabachi, then track down its hidden character using what each guess reveals.
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.
Each guess at the hidden Dune character checks faction, gender, powers, role, debut, screen and status, with a quote after five tries, then letters and a picture.
Find a Wicked or Oz character, Return to Oz clinic staff included, by comparing kind, region, role, where they appear and debut, with emoji hints after five tries.
Film, year, species, age, magic and role are the clues for finding today's Studio Ghibli character, with emoji help after six guesses and a picture after eighteen.
Dunder Mifflin staff are the answers here; job title, department, branch, relationship and season range narrow it down, with quote, episode and quiz modes on the side.
Track down the Barbie character, whether one of eight Barbies, three Kens or the lone Allan, by species, role, job, hair and year, with emoji help after five guesses.
Narrow in on a PAW Patrol pup or friend by species, gender, side, job and debut, with a quote clue after five guesses and a picture after thirteen.
Across decades of Planet of the Apes films, find one character by species, hair, debut, side, role and status, with emoji clues after six misses.
Origin, factions, role, nightblood, fate and seasons are the tiles to read when hunting a character from The 100, with a quote hint at five guesses.
Alien and Predator films share one pool; compare franchise, species, role, weapon, debut and status to find the day's character, with a quote unlocking at six tries.
Pick from 68 Matrix characters, Spoon Boy included, matching type, side, role, ship, debut and status on each guess, with emoji, letter and image hints along the way.
Herd members, villains and acorn-chasers from Ice Age are compared on species, group, side, diet, size and voice actor until the day's character turns up.
Players, avatars and even Zathura's robot count in this Jumanji pool; each guess checks world, role, film, debut, job and hair, with a quote unlocking at five tries.
Read a famous line with only its medium and year, then name the film, show, book or play within six wrong tries, buying clues like genre or speaker for points.
Seek out a Middle-earth character, minor dwarves included, through race, affiliation, realm, weapon, status and first appearance, with emoji help after five guesses.
Ponies, dragons and background favorites are in this pool; match race, coat, cutie mark, role, home and debut to find the day's character, with a quote after six tries.
Pan around a real filming location in 360 degrees and identify the movie shot there within five guesses, where clue cards cost a guess and quicker answers score more.
Track down a mystery TV character in eight tries, each name compared on show, genres, decade, origin, gender and appearances, with partial matches and higher-or-lower arrows.
Pick an actor from one of three five-face lineups and name a film they appeared in, scoring more for obscure actors and films, with six guesses to spread across the day.
Name a mystery TV show in six tries as each miss adds a clue, from year and genres to network, episode titles, a lead character, a redacted synopsis and a blurred poster.