How the quiz works
It's a personality test, but with capes. The questions put you in the villain's shoes on Halloween night: how you enter the party, who your henchmen are, what your laugh sounds like, what you do when you lose.
For example: 'Someone betrays you.' or 'A kid rings the bell: trick or treat.'. Each answer weighs on one or two of the quiz's eight villains. At the end, the villain with the most points wins, and the three traits that stand out most in your answers are shown as gauges.
Solo, you answer the fifteen questions and discover your villain. As a couple, the first player answers the whole series, passes the phone, and the second answers without seeing their answers. Both portraits show up side by side, with the number of identical answers.
Remote mode lets you each play on your own phone: one person creates the game, the other joins with the code, and you see both answers after each question.
The quiz's eight villains
We took villains everyone knows, from movies, comics and cartoons, and for each the character trait that sums them up.
As a couple, the question that matters: alliance or war?
When you play as a couple, both portraits show up side by side. Two Jokers is a city that never sleeps again. A Thanos and a Harley Quinn is a lively discussion about what “reasonable” means. And if you want to know precisely which duo you form, with a role for each of you, the supervillain duo quiz is made for that: it's played as a couple only.
The other Halloween quizzes are in the same mood: the serial killer you're most like for a darker portrait, which of you dies first in a horror movie for a timer, and who could get possessed for a percentage. They're all gathered on our special quizzes page.
What you should know
The characters belong to their creators and their studios; the quiz uses them the way you'd use them at a costume party, to laugh at what you recognise of yourself in a fictional villain. The portrait images are illustrations made for the page, not images from the movies.
Nothing is saved: the answers stay on your phone. Only the villain obtained is counted, with no first name or answers, to display one day how the results are distributed on the page.
