About “Trapped in a Dating Sim” in a few words:

“Trapped in a Dating Sim: Which Character Are You?” is an online quiz that immerses the user in the world of dating simulation games. The quiz presents various scenarios and choices, allowing the user to determine which dating sim character they are most similar to. This quiz is designed for those who enjoy the romance and adventure of dating simulation games and are curious to discover which character they would be in such a game.

Meet the characters from Trapped in a Dating Sim

Lucas

Lucas is that impossibly earnest guy who trips into heroism almost by accident — like, he literally stumbles into the right place at the right time and then somehow saves everyone, even though he forgets his keys. He’s cheerful and annoyingly optimistic but there’s a stubborn grit underneath that shows when things get real; also he hoards mystery snacks in his backpack, for reasons. He’s the kind of friend who’ll crack a terrible joke during a crisis and you’ll laugh because it actually helps, weirdly, and he’s surprisingly good at puzzles when he calms down. Sometimes he’s kooky and flighty, sometimes he’s the steady anchor, which is confusing but also kind of perfect.

Marie Fou Lafan

Marie is dramatic in the best way — theatrical gestures, perfect outfits, and a talent for turning a minor inconvenience into an operatic scene, but she’ll also help you hide a body? (Kidding, mostly.) She loves gossip and fine pastries and will bench-press social conventions just because she can, and yet she’ll get inexplicably teary over plant catalogues; don’t ask. There’s a sharp intelligence behind the fluff — strategic, a tiny bit ruthless when needed, and loyal on days that end in “y.” She’s elegant, a little chaotic, and probably owns more hats than sense.

Angelica Rapha Redgrave

Angelica is deliciously dramatic and slightly terrifying in a velvet-gloves kind of way — mastermind energy with a penchant for cryptic smiles and vintage teacups. She’s precise, brilliant, and manipulative if the situation calls for it, though she’ll melt into a puddle over stray kittens or an especially good piece of chamber music, which makes no sense but is adorable. She keeps secrets like treasure and has a memory like an old library — and yet she’s habitually late because she got distracted reading a label or rewinding one scene. There’s elegance and danger and a softness that sneaks out at 2 a.m. when she’s human again.

Leon Fou Bartfort

Leon is big, broody, and a comforting wreck of contradictions — intimidating sword-slinger on the field, embarrassingly bad at romance novels off it, but he’ll read one and then cry quietly, promise. He’s fiercely protective, the “I will take a hit for you” type, but also very domestic? Like, he bakes biscuits to calm down and swears by a ridiculous tea ritual that he insists is tactical. He has a scar with a great backstory that he tells in different versions depending on mood, none of them are probably true but you love them anyway. Loyal to the core, grumpy with a sunbeam smile when no one’s watching.

Deirdre Fou Roseblade

Deirdre swings a sword like she’s writing poetry and honestly sometimes she is — she composes little haikus mid-battle, which is equal parts impressive and alarming. She’s fiercely competitive (a little too much), heroic, and weirdly sentimental about old maps and chipped teacups, sometimes at the same time; she’ll duel you for honor and then cry over a tiny bird. She’s blunt, dramatic, and has an uncanny talent for making people follow her even when the plan is half-baked and probably involves more running than thinking. Also, secret baker, very good lemon tarts, will challenge you to a duel to steal them.

Olivia

Olivia is sunshine and chaos with a smartphone — she viral-ifies everything, knows all voices and trends, and can talk you into a new life plan between sips of cold coffee. She’s endlessly social, plans group outings like they’re military ops (but with glitter), and somehow remembers everyone’s birthdays except her own. Under the fluff she’s sharp and observant, noticing the tiny inconsistencies other people miss, and she uses that to fix things in her own delightfully messy way. Slightly scatterbrained, fiercely kind, and probably has a sticker collection that would shame an archivist.

Mylene Rapha Holfort

Mylene is quietly intense, the kind of calm strategist who hums to herself and arranges consequences like a floral bouquet — beautiful and a little dangerous if you pull a petal. She heals and plans and keeps you alive with a clipboard and a sigh, mostly composed but with rare flashes of dry humor that land like a surprise arrow. She’s organized to the point of ritual (though she loses pens constantly — how? no one knows), and there’s a nostalgic softness when she talks about old maps or the sound of rain on tin roofs. Mysterious but dependable, the friend you call at 3 a.m. because she will answer and actually help, probably with tea.