How it works
32 character cards, one at a time. Swipe right or tap YES for characters that appeal to you, left or NO for those that do not, and go with your first reaction; there is an undo for slips. At the end you see every card you said yes to, each with a link to chat with that character. Your answers are saved only in your browser's local storage and nothing is sent to a server.
The fantasy characters on the cards
Around fourteen of the 32 cards are fantasy in the strict sense. The rest are realistic or scenario characters, and that mix is deliberate: a yes to the siren means more when it sits next to a no to the girl next door.
- Royalty: Princess Hannah and Princess Raana. Two very different courts; most people say yes to one and not the other.
- The dangerous ones: the Vampire goth princess, Sierra Siren, Haunted Holly. Characters whose appeal is that they might not be safe.
- Fox spirits and animal ears: Christmas kitsune, Neko Fox, Hentai fox girl, Bunny girl hentai. The anime end of fantasy.
- Non-human: Tentacle slime girl, Oh deer, Musa Mouse. A yes here is about form, not a face.
- Science fiction: the Bounty hunter android. The only card that is not magic, and a useful control.
- Fae: the fairy card, which is also one of the breeding cards, so a yes to it can mean two things.
What a yes to each tends to mean
Royalty is about power and who holds it; if both princesses got a yes, read the Dominant and Submissive archetype guides and see which one describes you rather than the character. The dangerous ones are about risk and being chosen by something that could hurt you. The fox spirits and animal-eared cards are usually an aesthetic first and a primal, playful dynamic second. The non-human cards are the most specific signal on the deck: nobody says yes to a slime girl by accident. And if the android was your only fantasy yes, you are probably not a fantasy person at all, which is worth knowing.
What to do with your results
Every yes card links to that character on ourdream.ai, where you can chat with them as written or clone and edit them. If the princess had the wrong court or the siren was the right idea in the wrong style, the editor there lets you change looks, personality and backstory separately. For written fantasy romance rather than a character, RomantasyAI (linked below) is the better fit.
Privacy
No account, no email. Your progress and yes picks are kept under one key in your browser's local storage so you can come back to the results; restarting the quiz clears them. The 18+ confirmation is a local flag shared with the FMK game and Bubble Battle, so you make it once.
Take the quiz now
A few minutes, and you finish with the characters you chose, not a category name.
