Daily anime games: guess the anime, the opening and the character

To guess the anime itself, Anidle is the closest to Wordle: each guess reveals which tags, genres and scores the mystery show shares with yours. Animedle bundles six puzzles a day, from shows guessed by traits, emoji or their opening to characters by traits, pixels and silhouette, and Yubori has seven, including an anime hangman and a chain of linked titles. AniGuessr scores you on screenshots, portraits, openings and endings once a day.

If you know anime by ear, Animdle plays an opening and an ending each day, and Animerdle gives you a clip of anime audio to place.

For a single series, Onepiecedle and Faustdle hide a One Piece character with clues about Devil Fruits and bounties, and One Piece Episode Guesser shows a frame to place in the episode list. Narutodle does the same for Naruto, with jutsu and eye close-ups, and Jojodle hides a JoJo character and Stand. Genshindle covers Genshin Impact if you also play games.

For other formats, AnimeGrids is a 3x3 grid where each answer must fit a row and a column, AnimeLink sorts nine titles into three hidden groups, and AnimeToAnime links two shows through their shared Japanese voice actors. For Pokémon, see our page on games like PokéDoku.