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Original symbolic quiz · Full results free
Which original-series character do your choices bring to mind? Take 21 original questions and read seven complete fan guides free. No signup or episode trivia.
21 questions · about 7 minutes · no signup
Choose the response you currently feel drawn to in each of 21 ordinary imagined situations. No action has to be performed, and there are no right answers or best-looking options to find. Each choice adds one raw count to one character, with no reverse keys or weights. Every character appears 12 times, three in each position; every pair appears together six times. Complete all 21 choices for seven counts and every highest match with its full explanation. Counts are not similarity percentages, ability, moral worth or clinical scores. Optional tab drafts expire after 24 hours; completion, retake and exit-and-clear remove them. Copying is optional and shares only names and public links, not answers or counts.
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All questions and full results are free, with no signup. Saving is optional; only saved attempts can be resumed after a refresh or language change. Tab drafts expire after 24 hours and clear on completion or retake.
Compare seven selected characters from the original anime through ordinary imagined choices: starting a bounded attempt, keeping a personal goal, expressing support, coordinating a crew, checking information, clarifying a handoff and making terms explicit. Every angle is an independently written fan interpretation. You do not need plot knowledge, and no character match assigns the cast’s private history, harmful acts or fate to you. All seven full public guides can be read before starting.
Each of the 21 chosen options adds one count to its explicitly mapped character. The seven counts sum to 21. Every character is offered 12 times and three times in each of four positions; every character pair appears together six times. This balances exposure, without establishing a psychological measurement. No reverse keys, score weights, normal ranges or hidden tie-breakers apply. All 21 valid choices are needed. Missing or invalid answers produce no match, and an option absent from a question is not rejected. Twelve is the number of opportunities to choose that character, not a similarity denominator. A count cannot establish ability, trustworthiness, a clinical condition or a future like the series.
Every character tied for the highest count is retained, with each full explanation displayed. All A responses give three to each of the seven characters, so all seven guides appear. A one-choice lead has no validated psychological significance; the second highest character is not assigned as a secret personality. You can read any public character guide before or after answering. Comparing another explanation does not alter the current counts or require a retake to unlock it. Different imagined contexts and the limited menu of options can affect your choices; a repeated result is not a measure of personal development.
Read all 7 complete public result guides below. They contain no private attempts. Every highest-count tie gets its full report, and you can compare other results before answering.
Read the David comparison through a small first attempt, the difference between momentum and overcommitment, and six other ways the crew’s roles can illuminate a choice. All counts and limits stay explicit.
Lucy’s limited fan reading separates a self-chosen goal from an unexplained disappearance. Follow a changed group plan, compare the other six characters and read what a close count can mean.
Rebecca’s fan comparison follows the moment when support needs words. Read a specific group example, the limits of speaking for someone, six character contrasts and the meaning of tied counts.
Maine’s fan guide asks what coordination actually makes possible. Follow a shared project, separate support from taking charge, compare all six other characters and understand the count boundary.
Kiwi’s limited fan comparison follows uncertain information through a shared plan. Read about checking versions, choosing what to pass on, six character contrasts and close or tied counts.
Falco’s fan comparison follows a plan through its ending. Read a handoff example, distinguish continuity from taking everything on, compare six characters and interpret close counts.
Faraday’s limited fan guide examines what a proposed exchange actually commits people to. Read a changing plan, the difference between clarity and pressure, six character contrasts and the count limits.
It uses seven selected characters from the original Cyberpunk: Edgerunners anime: David Martinez, Lucy, Rebecca, Maine, Kiwi, Falco and Faraday. Their limited editorial matching angles are not complete canonical personalities, and you need no episode knowledge to answer.
This is an independently written, unofficial fan comparison. It has no creator endorsement, psychometric validation, population norms, ability score or clinical interpretation. Character names and limited role facts identify the cast; the questions and matching choices are FermatMind’s own.
Each chosen option adds one count to one character. Every character appears 12 times, three in each position, with no reverse keys or weights. Complete all 21 choices for seven raw counts. Every highest count is retained with its full guide; no random draw or fixed-order tie winner is used.
All equal highest counts receive complete guides. All A choices give three to every character and display all seven explanations. A small difference has no validated significance, and it does not assign a hidden second type. Any public guide is readable without retaking.
Chinese versions and reader usage can use different renderings of a name. This edition keeps the English names beside the Chinese forms so that Rebecca, Maine, Kiwi and the other characters remain identifiable across spellings. Different renderings are not different results.
All seven full guides and the questionnaire are free without signup or email. Optional copying shares character names and a public guide or entry link, without answers or counts. Optional tab drafts expire after 24 hours and clear on completion, retake or exit-and-clear. You can stop without taking another test.
The roster is David Martinez, Lucy, Rebecca, Maine, Kiwi, Falco and Faraday. These are selected characters from the original anime rather than an episode-knowledge examination. The seven editorial angles simplify particular role associations and do not claim to represent complete canonical personalities or a validated character scale.
FermatMind wrote all questions, options, examples and result texts independently. Official credits and brief role descriptions establish identity; they do not validate the matching choices. The page is unofficial, without affiliation or endorsement from CD PROJEKT RED, TRIGGER or Netflix, and uses no official character art, dialogue or competitor bank.
Answers are scored in the browser and never placed in a public result URL or activity payload. Saving a tab draft requires your choice and expires after 24 hours. Completion, retake or exit-and-clear removes it. Optional copying contains a character name and public guide link, or the names of tied matches and the entry link, without answers or counts.
Read the full comparison, choose a harmless private observation from a guide or finish here. The optional next step does not ask for real documents, contact details, public challenges or another person’s private history. Other assessments answer different questions and cannot convert these seven character counts into MBTI, ability or compatibility.
These sources provide background, not validation of this questionnaire or an individual diagnosis.
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Source question / scoring / report versions: fm_edgerunners_original_21_v1 / fm_edgerunners_all_highest_counts_v1 / fm_edgerunners_seven_full_guides_v1