Quiz: Which Supernatural Character Are You?

The Supernatural series ended in 2020 after 15 seasons, but its fandom isn’t going anywhere. People still rewatch seasons, argue about the finale, and, of course, figure out which Winchester brother they are. If you want to know which character from this universe you’re most like, our quiz has the answer. And yes, you might turn out to be someone you didn’t expect.

The World of Monster Hunters – What Makes Supernatural Special?

Supernatural works on a simple formula: take American folklore, add monster hunters, mix in family drama, and season with sarcastic humor. You get a story about two brothers who drive across the USA in a black ’67 Chevrolet Impala and kill everything that threatens people.

But the show hooks you with more than just monsters of the week. It blended Christian mythology with pagan gods, added angels who behave like bureaucrats, and demons with a sense of humor. Castiel is an angel who doesn’t understand human metaphors. Crowley is the King of Hell who drinks expensive whiskey and quotes classics. This isn’t just a black-and-white story about good versus evil.

Another thing: the show isn’t afraid to kill characters. Sam and Dean have died so many times it’s become an inside joke. Death here isn’t the finale, it’s just another plot twist. This creates a sense that the stakes are genuinely high, even though you know they’ll bring the main characters back.

And the soundtrack. Dean Winchester listens to classic rock from the ’70s and ’80s, and every episode is accompanied by tracks from AC/DC to Kansas. The music has become so much a part of the atmosphere that without it, the show would be different.

Why Take a Supernatural Character Quiz?

TV show quizzes are a way to understand which hero you have more in common with. Not at the level of “I also hunt vampires,” but at the level of values, reactions, and life priorities.

Supernatural characters are so well-developed that each represents a certain personality type. Dean is a man of action who solves problems with his fists and never talks about feelings. Sam is the one who thinks first, acts second, and agonizes over the consequences of every decision. Castiel is a being learning to be human and constantly making mistakes with the best intentions.

When you answer quiz questions, you’re not just choosing “what’s your favorite color,” but how you’d act in a moral dilemma. Would you save one loved one or a hundred strangers? Would you follow the rules or do what you think is right? These questions reveal your approach to life.

Plus, it’s just fun. Finding out you’re Crowley when you thought you were Sam is a reason to reconsider some of your traits. Or be proud of them.

Character Gallery – Who You Might Be After Taking the Quiz

The quiz can give you one of several results, and each character represents a certain type of personality. Here’s who you might turn out to be and what it says about you.

Dean Winchester

The older brother who took on the role of protector from childhood. Dean is that guy who’ll have your back even if you’ve known each other for five minutes. He lives by the principle “family above all” and is ready to sacrifice the world for his brother. Sounds noble, but it’s this trait that leads to half the catastrophes in the series.

Dean doesn’t know how to talk about feelings. Instead of talking, he’ll go fix the car, drink whiskey, or blast rock at full volume. Behind the mask of a cynical wiseass hides a man who’s afraid of losing loved ones because he’s already lost them too many times. If the quiz gave you Dean, you’re probably one of those who keeps emotions to themselves and solves problems with actions, not words.

Sam Winchester

The younger brother who wanted a normal life – go to college, become a lawyer, live without monsters. Didn’t work out. Sam is the brains of the operation. He reads ancient texts, studies spells, and tries to find a way to win without casualties. The problem is, this approach doesn’t always work in a world where demons don’t play by the rules.

Sam has a dark side. He drank demon blood to become stronger. Started the apocalypse trying to do the right thing. And blamed himself for the consequences every time. If you got Sam, you’re one of those who thinks everything through, weighs options, and then beats yourself up for every mistake. You believe you can find the right solution even when there isn’t one.

Castiel

An angel who betrayed Heaven for humans. Castiel started as a soldier following orders, but interaction with the Winchesters taught him free will. This is a character who’s constantly learning to be better and constantly making mistakes.

Cas doesn’t understand human norms. He stands too close, doesn’t catch sarcasm, and tells the truth bluntly even when he should lie. But he genuinely wants to help. He sacrificed his grace, fell from Heaven, became human – all to protect those he cares about. If the quiz showed Castiel, you’re loyal to the point of fanaticism, honest to the point of awkwardness, and ready to change for those you love.

Crowley

The King of Hell with a Scottish accent and gentleman’s manners. Crowley is a demon who behaves like a businessman. He makes deals, keeps his word (when it’s profitable), and never does anything without a reason. Every action has a purpose.

At the same time, Crowley isn’t a classic villain. He helps the Winchesters when their interests align. Saves the world because he doesn’t want his kingdom destroyed. Even feels something like attachment to the brothers, though he denies it. If you’re Crowley, you’re a pragmatist. You don’t work for ideas, but you keep your word. And under the cynical shell, you have your own principles, even if they’re strange.

Bobby Singer

An old-school hunter who became a father to Sam and Dean when their real father was busy with revenge. Bobby is a man who lives in a scrapyard, knows everything about monsters, and will always find a way to help.

He grumbles, swears, and calls the brothers idiots, but he’s ready to die for them. Bobby embodies care through actions, not words. He won’t say “I’m proud of you,” but he’ll fix your car, give you shelter, and bail you out of any mess. If the quiz identified you as Bobby, you’re reliable, practical, and show love through deeds, not loud declarations.

The Moral Compass of Supernatural Beings: Good, Evil, and Gray Zones in the Quiz

Supernatural is interesting because it has no clear-cut heroes and villains. Angels wage wars and kill people for the “greater good.” Demons sometimes help save the world. People commit monstrous acts out of love for family.

Sam opened Lucifer’s cage trying to save the world from other demons. Dean agreed to bear the Mark of Cain to defeat another threat and turned into a monster. Castiel became God, deciding only he could bring order, and nearly destroyed everything.

The quiz takes these nuances into account. The questions are designed to reveal not “whether you’re good or bad,” but how you make decisions. Do you sacrifice the few for the many? Or do you believe every life matters? Do you follow the system’s rules or create your own?

That’s the appeal of the show – it demonstrates that morality isn’t black and white. Even the kindest characters make mistakes. Even demons are capable of attachment. And the quiz reflects this complexity.

When you learn your result, you don’t just get a character’s name. You see what values drive you, how you react to crises, and what matters more to you – rules, people, or your own principles. And that’s not just entertainment anymore, but a reason to think about yourself. Though, of course, you can just laugh about turning out to be the King of Hell.