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Which story are you the lead of?
Five stories: reborn in another world, surviving the end of days, waking up as the villainess. A collection of personality tests that look inward through the language of genre fiction.
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Isekai Reincarnation Appraisal
What if you were reborn in another world?
Seven questions reveal your world and your role. Eight worlds x three roles - a classic fantasy adventure begins.
Available in Korean, Japanese, Chinese
Apocalypse Survival Test
When the world ends, who are you?
Eight disaster scenarios measure your survival odds and type - graded from S+ down to F across eight tiers.
Villainess Survival Test
Reborn as the villainess - can you survive?
Reborn as the villainess of a romance fantasy - seven genre cliches appraise your survival odds across eight ending tiers.
Notes
All notesWhy a Truck? Reading the Opening Scene of Isekai Fiction
Isekai stories almost always begin with a death. Starting from that overfamiliar truck, this is a look at what the genre promises its readers, and why the Isekai Reincarnation Appraisal deliberately leaves the Hero and Demon Lord seats empty.
Scarier Than Zombies: What Apocalypse Stories Really Ask About Survival
The question that lingers after an apocalypse story is rarely what the monster was. It is what the people chose. These are the ideas we kept coming back to while building the Apocalypse Survival Test, traced through the genre and through the actual questions.
Why the Villainess Fights to Survive: The Rules of Romance Fantasy Possession Stories
Someone who already knows the ending falls into the story. A look at the rules romance fantasy possession stories keep returning to, and at what we weighed while turning those rules into seven questions and twenty-four endings.
Why We Fall for Villains: On the Small Malice of Everyday Life
In most stories, the villain moves before the hero does. This is an attempt to set down the idea we kept returning to while making My Villain Index: that petty spite resembles us far more than grand evil ever will.
The Caveman in Us: Taking the Instinct Joke Seriously
There is a running joke that we stockpile snacks and leave crackling-fire videos on because we are still cavemen at heart. This is a note on building My Caveman DNA — how far to trust that joke, and where to leave it as play.
How to Write a Scene-Based Question: Design Notes on the mgpages Tests
Behind a joke question about how you got hit by a truck sit six indicators and a few lines of decision rules. This is how the five tests actually score your answers and pick a result, described exactly as the code and data have it.
Personality tests in the shape of stories
mgpages is a collection of personality tests written as genre fiction. Instead of abstract questionnaire items, each test drops you into a concrete scene - your first day reincarnated in another world, the middle of a city as the end arrives - and asks what you would do. We think the choice you make inside a situation reveals more than the answer you give to an abstract question.
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