Which Monster Would You Become?

How it works

Nine questions, four answers apiece, pulled from a larger bank and scored in your own browser. No account, and no answer of yours leaving the page, and it works offline because everything it needs arrived with the page.

The six shapes

• The Hungry — the appetite that stopped being satisfiable, the way a Horseman named for the condition needs no other motive at all. Yours would have started as ambition.
• The Borrower — wears other people, the way a demon rides a vessel or a Leviathan wears a stolen face at a dinner party. Yours would have started as being good at reading a room.
• The One Who Stayed — did not leave when it was time, the oldest ghost story the show ever told, over and over, in a hundred different houses. Yours would have started as loyalty.
• The Pack Animal — belongs so completely there is nothing else left, the shape a werewolf takes literally and a hunter who chooses the pack over the solitary life, the way Garth eventually did, takes on purpose. Yours would have started as love.
• The Pleasant Lie — gives people the life they wanted and keeps them in it, the exact cruelty of a wish-granting Djinn's dream. Yours would have started as kindness.
• The One Who Keeps Score — remembers every debt exactly, the ledger a crossroads demon never once loses track of. Yours would have started as fairness.

Why the ordinary habit matters

A monster quiz that sorts on aesthetics tells you nothing — it just asks which silhouette you like. These questions sort on the thing you already do a bit too much of, on the theory that going wrong is rarely a new personality and usually an existing one with the brakes off, which is the whole of Sam Winchester's demon-blood arc told as a single sentence. The verdict names the habit as well as the shape, which is the part worth reading twice.

Sharing what you got

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Common questions

What monsters are in Supernatural?

The show works through an unusually wide bestiary across fifteen seasons: ghosts and vengeful spirits, demons, vampires, werewolves, shapeshifters, wendigos, djinn, angels, reapers and leviathans among many others. Early seasons run mostly on American folklore; later ones move to angels, archangels and cosmology.

Which Supernatural monster would you become?

That is what this quiz decides, and the framing is deliberate — not which one you would fight, but which one you would turn into. It sorts you across six shapes of going wrong: the hungry, the borrower, the one who stayed, the pack animal, the pleasant lie and the thing that keeps score.

What is the hardest monster to kill in Supernatural?

Fans disagree about this and the show does not settle it cleanly, because the difficulty usually comes from the circumstances rather than the creature. Leviathans are the most common answer, since ordinary weapons do not work on them at all, but the argument is a live one rather than a settled fact.

This is fan-made, and unofficial

Where the rest of them are

If you would rather be asked what you would give up, the crossroads quiz is next door. The Supernatural section lists every quiz and tool in this wing, and the fan tributes hub has the rest of the corner. If you would rather play something than answer questions, Iron Realms is free and runs in a browser tab.