My Hero Academia General Heroic Style Quiz

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Which quirk type best suits you?

  • A.
    Emitter - the quirk comes out of you. Most quirks are this type! Even quirks based on internal energy are considered emitters.
  • B.
    Mutation - you are a mutant or some cross between human and something else.
  • C.
    Transformation - you transform your body, but you have a base, human form.
  • D.
    Quirkless (no quirk type...no quirk at all)
• 2.
  What kind of hero are you?

  • A.
    Urban Hero - heroes who FIGHT in the city.
  • B.
    Specialized setting hero - heroes who FIGHT in settings which give an advantage to their quirk/style.
  • C.
    Rescue Hero - heroes who primarily RESCUE civilians.
  • D.
    Support Hero - heroes who provide SUPPORT, usually from outside the battlefield.
  • E.
    Everyday Hero - civil servants and common people.
• 3.
  What is your battlefield disposition?

  • A.
    Frontlines!
  • B.
    Middle.
  • C.
    Back...
  • D.
    I'm not on the battlefield.
• 4.
  How do you like to fight crime and criminals?

  • A.
    Pummel them 'til they fall unconscious!
  • B.
    Play them with superior strategy.
  • C.
    Gather info and allocate resources as efficiently as possible.
  • D.
    Create openings for stronger fighters.
  • E.
    Sheer intimidation.
• 5.
  What are your favorite Pokemon type(s) (choose up to 3)?

  • A.
    Bug
  • B.
    Dark
  • C.
    Dragon
  • D.
    Electric
  • E.
    Fairy
  • F.
    Fighting
  • G.
    Fire
  • H.
    Flying
  • I.
    Ghost
  • J.
    Grass
  • K.
    Ground
  • L.
    Ice
  • M.
    Normal
  • N.
    Poison
  • O.
    Psychic
  • P.
    Rock
  • Q.
    Steel
  • R.
    Water
• 6.
  What's your highest stat in a role-playing game?

  • A.
    Attack
  • B.
    Speed
  • C.
    Defense
  • D.
    Mana
  • E.
    HP
  • F.
    Luck (critical hits)
  • G.
    Skill
• 7.
  What is the best advice out of these?

  • A.
    Know your enemy ahead of time.
  • B.
    Be aware of your surroundings always.
  • C.
    Never give up!
  • D.
    Teamwork is everything!
  • E.
    Turn your opponents' strengths against themselves.
• 8.
  How well do you bounce back from defeat (mentally or emotionally --- like if you weren't able to save everyone)?

  • A.
    If we give up now, we endorse evil. I bounce back as fast as humanly possible.
  • B.
    It could take a good while. That's why it's necessary to have good friends and allies around!
  • C.
    I have to bounce back quickly for the sake of others. Sulking isn't a luxury I can afford in my position.
  • D.
    I'm a total wreck afterwards. Defeat like that changes me as a person. It could take months or even years to bounce back if I'm not lucky.
  • E.
    It doesn't take terribly long. I just need some time alone to reclaim myself.
• 9.
  How willing are you to take a life?

  • A.
    Life is too sacred. I am no hero if I don't try to save everyone. I must never take a life.
  • B.
    I wouldn't like to ever, but sometimes you have to choose between your friends and your enemies. The only time I think it's right to kill is during those hard choices.
  • C.
    The less villains I leave alive, the less villains there will be. They have it coming.
  • D.
    It's kill or be killed. When me or my friends are in mortal danger, so are our enemies.
  • E.
    With great power comes great responsibility. To wield that power like a god is wrong, and it shouldn't be used to kill unless to kill a more powerful force of evil.
• 10.
  What is the general shape of your personality (multiple choice is allowed)?

  • A.
    outgoing, pressing, A-to-B, strong, unbreakable
  • B.
    feeling, flowing, liquid-y, fluid, agile, adaptable
  • C.
    quiet, observant, touchy, icy surface, intimate
  • D.
    loving, bubbly, happy, flowery, pink, emotive
  • E.
    blunt, unforgiving, quick-witted, reliable, responsible, weird
  • F.
    normal, boring, hidden strengths, not flashy, in plain view
• 11.
  How is your popularity?

  • A.
    I'm Top 10 in the popularity polls --- very famous.
  • B.
    Only dedicated nerds know about my works.
  • C.
    The wings of justice do not thirst for praise...(so you're not very popular, huh?)
  • D.
    I am greatly respected and idolized by most or all who know me.
  • E.
    I'm unimportant to most.
• 12.
  Choose an element/affinity.

  • A.
    Fire
  • B.
    Water
  • C.
    Air.
  • D.
    Earth.
  • E.
    Shadow.
  • F.
    Light.
• 13.
  Choose a Tarot suit.

  • A.
    Swords --- the power to lead; the power to destroy
  • B.
    Wands --- the ability to act
  • C.
    Cups --- love energy; spreading or receiving positivity
  • D.
    Pentacles --- wealth
• 14.
  Where does your strength come from (choose up to 3)?

  • A.
    From my friends!
  • B.
    From those who have put their faith in me.
  • C.
    From myself.
  • D.
    From books and ancient wisdom.
  • E.
    From hard work and training.
  • F.
    Sheer luck!
  • G.
    From faith/meditation/spirituality/religion
  • H.
    From a sense of duty I have to my community.
• 15.
  What best describes your style (choose up to 3)?

  • A.
    Cute!
  • B.
    Flashy!
  • C.
    Edgy.
  • D.
    Cool.
  • E.
    Brave.
  • F.
    Tenacious.
  • G.
    Meddling.
  • H.
    Resourceful.
  • I.
    3-steps-ahead!
  • J.
    Freaky!
  • K.
    Straightforward.
  • L.
    Unapologetic.
• 16.
  What's your biggest weakness in battle?

  • A.
    I only really do one thing! I do it well, but if it doesn't work out, then it leaves me in a pickle.
  • B.
    Sometimes I can be in the way.
  • C.
    My strategies lack the right kind of action. There's no habitual, muscle-memory sense of resolve or initiative.
  • D.
    I'm very simple minded. I'm so easy to provoke!
  • E.
    If I'm not absolutely careful, I can put my friends in danger.
  • F.
    I'm hard to react to, but easy to plan for in advance.
  • G.
    My power is so broad-reaching, it's hard to think of how to use it in a specific, pointed way.
  • H.
    I can easily get left behind, rendering me useless.
  • I.
    I am a glass cannon. One good hit, and I'm done for.
  • J.
    I take things too far.
  • K.
    There are special terrain/weather/environmental conditions in which I can not fight.
• 17.
  Who is your favorite character out of these choices (specifically focusing on how they handle situations)?

  • A.
    All Might
  • B.
    Best Jeanist
  • C.
    Endeavor
  • D.
    Gran Torino
  • E.
    Toga
  • F.
    Principal Nezu
  • G.
    Recovery Girl
  • H.
    Shigaraki
  • I.
    Mr. Compress
  • J.
    Overhaul
  • K.
    Bakugou
  • L.
    Mt. Lady
  • M.
    Hero Killer Stain
  • N.
    Tsuyu
  • O.
    Fatgum
  • P.
    Twice
  • Q.
    Knuckleduster
  • R.
    Inko Midoriya (Deku's Mom)
  • S.
    Hari Kurono (Eight Precepts member --- chronostasis quirk)
  • T.
    Pro Hero Snipe
  • U.
    Seiji Shishikura (Meatball guy)
• 18.
  How do you solve problems?

  • A.
    By supporting my community.
  • B.
    By doing everything I can.
  • C.
    Rationally.
  • D.
    By letting others handle them.
  • E.
    Single-mindedly.
  • F.
    By going beyond plus ultra!!!
  • G.
    One thing is usually fixed by something else breaking.
• 19.
  What is your go-to move in fighting games?

  • A.
    Punch
  • B.
    Kick
  • C.
    Block/Dodge
  • D.
    Grab
  • E.
    Special Move! (spam it)
  • F.
    Tech/Maneuvering
  • G.
    Slapping my opponent's controller out of their hands.
  • H.
    Hadouken! (1000 times)
• 20.
  Is there honor on the battlefield?

  • A.
    Yes
  • B.
    No
  • C.
    It depends on who you're fighting.
• 21.
  What are you most afraid of?

  • A.
    Letting others down.
  • B.
    Letting others die.
  • C.
    Dying.
  • D.
    Being alone.
  • E.
    Not getting to where I'm needed in time.
  • F.
    Being useless.
  • G.
    Fumbling/Making mistakes.
  • H.
    Losing control.
  • I.
    Not being right.
  • J.
    Giving up/Not doing as much as I could've done.
  • K.
    Being in the way.
  • L.
    Letting go of my ideals.
  • M.
    Not being acknowledged properly/Not being treated as equal.
  • N.
    Letting injustices remain standing.
  • O.
    Becoming my past self again.
  • P.
    Facing reality.
  • Q.
    Losing.
  • R.
    Being totally forgotten.
  • S.
    Losing everything.
  • T.
    Criticism.
  • U.
    Being bested/outsmarted.
• 22.
  Tell me again, do you hurt other people?

  • A.
    If I can.
  • B.
    No. At least, I try not to.
  • C.
    Oh, yeah.
• 23.
  What is your favorite anime of all time (out of those I've listed)?

  • A.
    Naruto/Naruto Shippuden
  • B.
    One Piece
  • C.
    Death Note
  • D.
    Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z/Dragon Ball Super
  • E.
    Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
  • F.
    Samurai Champloo
  • G.
    Trigun
  • H.
    Pokemon
  • I.
    Case Closed
  • J.
    Tokyo Ghoul
  • K.
    Initial D
  • L.
    Parasyte
  • M.
    High School of the Dead
  • N.
    Any hentai
  • O.
    Code Geass
  • P.
    Kirby: Right Back At Ya!
  • Q.
    My Hero Academia
  • R.
    Yu Yu Hakusho
  • S.
    Any Miyazaki film
  • T.
    Kuroko no Basketball
  • U.
    I don't watch anime...
• 24.
  Should professional heroes seek compensation? In other words, should we deliberately allow a space for professional heroes in our quirky society?

  • A.
    Yes.
  • B.
    No.
• 25.
  Are you prepared to lay down your life if it means saving just one person?

  • A.
    Yes.
  • B.
    No.
  • C.
    Not if there are others who need saving too.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Quirkless

  It's clear that you have no quirk. Quirkless heroes are less flashy in their contributions to society. While they, like other regular citizens, are integral to the everyday lives of others, they often go unappreciated (and can even be treated as expendable). Quirkless heroes are subtle, tough, and extremely hard-working. Since they are so rare in today's super-powerful society, their quirklessness can seem like a curse. But the strongest quirkless heroes know it to be a blessing. To be quirkless in a quirky society trains you to be craftier than the rest as well as to cultivate an unflinching sense of justice and courage. The strongest quirkless hero is Knuckleduster.
• 2.
  Binding

  Binding heroes are emitter-type quirk users who specialize in the restriction of villains' movements. Binding heroes utilize an overwhelming number of long, thin-but-strong wraps or binds to subdue their opponents. Kamui Woods, Nagamasa Mora, Ibara, Best Jeanist, and Spider-Man are some binding-style heroes.
• 3.
  Energy

  Energy heroes are emitter-type quirk users who output some non-chemical substance. Energy heroes, usually ranged fighters, are known to use things such as light, shadow, chi, etc. Some energy-style quirk users are Tokoyami, Inasa, Endeavor, and Present Mic.
• 4.
  Shakeup

  Among any of the quirk types is the shakeup hero. These are heroes, usually possessing a quirk, who primarily rely on clever tactics and combat skills to throw their opponents off. These are usually close combat fighters with mindgaming tactics. Some shakeup heroes are Mandalay, Eraserhead, Toga, Ms. Joke, Shinso, Monoma, and Sir Nighteye
• 5.
  Mutation

  Mutation heroes are heroes with mutations quirks. These mutations almost always resemble animals. The stereotypical abilities of these animals are amplified in quirk form and thus give a kind of superhuman strength or utility. These are usually close combat fighters with tricks up their sleeves. Some mutation quirk users are Froppy, Centipeder, Gang Orca, and Pony.
• 6.
  Chemical/Biological

  Chemical/Biological heroes are emitter-type quirk users who output some sort of chemically based substance or burnable energy. These quirks are known to require some sort of basic exchange of matter or energy (based on the chemical/biological sciences). These are usually mid-ranged or close combat fighters. Some chemical/biological quirk users are Kacchan, Yaomomo, Gunhead, Sato, and Mina Ashido.
• 7.
  Transformation

  Transformation heroes are quirk users who rely heavily upon physical bodily transformations. Transformation users prefer close combat, either enduring long battles or using their quirk-form to end battles quickly. On rare occasions, transformation heroes also make excellent intel gatherers or otherwise versatile fighters. Some transformation heroes are Kirishima, Mt. Lady, Edgeshot, Kendo, Shoji, and Gevaudan.
• 8.
  Multiplier

  Multiplier heroes are emitter-type quirk users who multiply the power or quantity of something else (this includes power-stacking). Though these heroes may engage in combat, they are primarily concerned with creating an advantage from afar by way of overwhelming quantity. Some multiplier-style quirk users are Ectoplasm, La Brava, Twice, and Mineta.
• 9.
  Disabler

  Disabler heroes, also called inhibitors, are emitter-type quirk users who have quirks which hinder the abilities of their opponents. They are usually mid-ranged or close combat fighters who, like shakeup-style heroes, throw off their opponents with strange and uncommon quirks. Some disabler-style quirk users are Eraserhead, Stain, Habuko Mongoose, Deidoro Sakaki, and Hari Kurono.
• 10.
  Speed

  Speed hereos are exactly what you'd expect. They are quirk users of any type who rely on overwhelming speed as well as an unlimited range of movement options. Among all the heroic styles, speed heroes are one of the most extreme threats on a battlefield (watch out villains!) Speed heroes subdue their opponents as quickly as possible, delivering critical hits before the enemies can even process the movements involved. However, their need to plan ahead can be used against if they aren't careful. They are usually close combat fighters, but some do fight ranged battles. It depends on the specifics of the quirk. Some speed heroes are Ida, Gran Torino, and Hawks.
• 11.
  Ultimate Close Combat

  Ultimate close combat heroes are quirk users of any type who are master martial artists. This style usually comes about due to quirks which heavily encourage it. Ultimate close combat heroes are extremely resourceful, agile, and quick. They are arguably the most threatening on the battlefield, since they are by nature harder workers than the rest. Of course, they prefer close combat situations. Nonetheless, they are natural strategists who intuitively understand battle situations better than the rest. Since this style of hero is most associated with stereotypical heroism, ultimate close combat heroes are most likely to become Symbols of Peace. Some ultimate close combat heroes are All Might, Deku, Tail Man, Muscular, and Mirio.
• 12.
  Environment Manipulation

  Environment manipulation heroes are emitter or transformation-type quirk users who can, well, manipulate the environment. These heroes usually stray from close combat situations and instead gain advantages in battle by having authoritative control over the battlefield. They are extremely frustrating to fight against, as they often distance themselves from their opponents while simultaneously wearing their opponent down with constant pressure. Some environment-manipulation-style quirk users are Mudman, Overhaul, Cementoss, Gentle Criminal, and Joi Irinaka.
• 13.
  Intelligence

  Intelligence heroes are quirk users of any type who gather intel and apply it to situations. Natural-born strategists, these heroes usually have others do the fighting for them. Detective and noir protagonists, even quirkless ones, are considered intelligence heroes. In combat situations, those rare intelligence-based fighters will use their intel gathering skills to their benefit. Some intelligence heroes are Saiko Intelli, Principal Nezu, and Hatsume Mei.
• 14.
  Absorption

  Absorption heroes, as the term suggest, quirk users who can absorb some physical or substantial energy output against them. These types of quirk users are excellent at support and rescue. However, since they are wonderful for countering the majority of heroes, many absorption-style quirk users turn out to be villains. They are most comfortably mid-ranged or close quarters fighter. Some absorption-style quirk users are Thirteen, Rikiya Katsukame, the first Nomu, and All For One.
• 15.
  Capture

  Capture heroes are quirk users who have a specialization in apprehending others; their quirks almost always are perfect for it. Capture heroes are tricky things to deal with in battle, as they add an immediate "fail state" (like in video games) element to their opponent's strategy - if are touched even slightly by them, you lose. Capture heroes often stay somewhere in the middle between the frontlines and the outskirts, and they are usually focused on rescue and capture rather than combat. Some capture-style quirk users are Kurogiri and Mr. Compress.
• 16.
  Blade/Weapon

  Blade/weapon users, though they can be quirkless, are usually quirk users who utilize sharp, cutting attacks most commonly in close quarters (but not always!) Blades, sharp edges, and other weapons are almost always used with the intent to kill, so most blade-style users are not heroes but villains instead. Some blade/weapon-style users are Stain, Togaru Kamakiri, Spinner, and Moonfish.
• 17.
  Regresser

  Regressers are emitter-type quirks users who reduce their opponents to weaker or end states. They usually require physical touch for their quirk to take effect, but it is possible for a regresser-style quirk user to be a ranged fighter. They are profoundly dangerous, as they usually threaten to kill or greatly cripple their opponents just by being present on the battlefield. Some regresser-style quirk users are Shigaraki and Eri.
• 18.
  Ranger

  Plainly put, these are heroes who primarily rely on ranged attacks and who almost always have quirks which beg this style of fighting. Ranger heroes either tend to wear down their opponents from afar with a flurry of ammunition or to "assassinate" them in one ranged attack. Rangers, if not dealt with quickly, can become quite troublesome on the battlefield, as they can survey a wider field of vision, provide pressure to their opponents, and provide support to their allies. If you aren't watchful, you could be taken out by one without even identifying their location. Some ranger heroes are Hiryu Rin, Snipe, and Gunhead.
• 19.
  Non-Combat Quirk

  You have a non-combat oriented quirk. These are quirks that have no real place in combat or strategic-warfare-related situations and instead are more suited for everyday life. Most people with non-combat related quirks do not become heroes or find heroic work in plainer, less flashy lifestyles. The kind of work you can do can still be very rewarding and meaningful, but you could never go toe-to-toe with super-powerful fighters. Non-combat quirk users find strength in community, family, and/or well-constructed support systems. These quirk users can either lead slothful, apathetic lifestyles or, alternatively, serve as positive role models for other members of their community. It is usually these everyday people who keep heavily burdened, Symbol-of-Peace-like heroes down to earth. Some non-combat quirk users are Inko Midoriya, whoever it was that AFO stole the longevity (long life) quirk from, and Sansa.
• 20.
  Healer

  Healers are support heroes who can operate on or outside of the battlefield. They can be quirk users or quirkless. On-battlefield, quirk-using healers are usually seen as immediate threats to be dealt with, as they offer the advantage of longevity and endurance to their allies. Off-battlefield healers are excellent for healing the wounds of warfare. Healers are completely necessary for a society founded on heroics. Some healers are Recovery Girl and your local physician.
• 21.
  Divider

  Divider heroes are quirk users of any type who specialize in separating one thing into many things. Dividers, like some multiplier heroes, can cover multiple places at once. However, dividers usually rely more heavily on tricks rather than overwhelming force or numbers since their quirk is reliant upon an exhaustible amount of something. As dividers divide, the parts and the original source both get weaker. Also, these heroes are really freaky to watch in action. Some dividers are Setsuna Tokage and Seiji Shishikura.