Dragon Ball Quiz: Goku, Saiyans and Kamehameha
Goku, Vegeta, Piccolo, Frieza: test your knowledge of Dragon Ball, Akira Toriyama's manga, its characters, its techniques and its Dragon Balls.
Films, series, manga, superheroes and cult sagas
The Pop culture theme covers the films, series, comics and universes that have marked several generations. You will meet Disney and Pixar heroes, comic-book superheroes, the Star Wars saga, Harry Potter, Pokémon, Japanese manga and anime, cult TV series, and the 1980s and 1990s with their cartoons, consoles and hit songs.
These quizzes suit fans and curious players alike who want to test their pop culture references: characters, release dates, creators and storylines. They are free, span five difficulty levels from very easy to expert, and each answer comes with an explanation, so every round teaches you something about the shows and sagas you love.
Goku, Vegeta, Piccolo, Frieza: test your knowledge of Dragon Ball, Akira Toriyama's manga, its characters, its techniques and its Dragon Balls.
Miyazaki, Totoro, Chihiro, The Boy and the Heron: test your knowledge of the Japanese animation studio Ghibli, its films, its history and its museum.
Bruce Wayne, Gotham City, Alfred, the Joker: test your knowledge of Batman, his origins, his allies, his enemies and his film adaptations.
Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Hulk: test what you know about the Avengers, their actors, their films and their enemies in the Marvel universe.
Pikachu, Ash, Squirtle, Team Rocket: test your basics on the Pokémon universe, from its famous characters to its first games released on the Game Boy.
Test your knowledge of Darth Vader: his identity, his home planet, his red lightsaber, the films of the saga and the music that goes with him.
Test your knowledge of Game of Thrones: the house mottos, the key characters, the Red Wedding, the filming locations and the spin-offs.
Test your memories of Friends: the Central Perk café, the six New York friends, the weddings, the songs and the show's running gags.
Test your knowledge of Breaking Bad: chemistry teacher Walter White, his alias Heisenberg, Albuquerque, Gus Fring and the series finale.
Test what you know about the most famous villain in Harry Potter: his birth name, his Horcruxes, his followers and his end.
Late Cold War diplomacy, home computers, French cinema and video game pioneers: only genuine fans of the 80s and 90s will make it to the end.
Web browsers, Winter Olympics, fighting games, French television and electronic music: a quiz for true connoisseurs of the 80s and 90s.
From the birth of the Web to the end of the Cold War, with cult sci-fi, rock and consoles along the way: see how well you know the 80s and 90s.
How well do you remember the TV shows, toys, gadgets and disasters that made the headlines in the 1980s and 1990s? Put your memory to the test.
Test your memories of the 80s and 90s with pop stars, game consoles, hit movies and football. An easy quiz for every nostalgic fan of the era.
Built for TV buffs: The Twilight Zone, Dallas, Spiral, Lost and The Sopranos, with questions on creators, actors, composers and awards history.
Twin Peaks, The Wire, Mad Men, Kaamelott and Doctor Who: test what you know about the creators, cities and years behind landmark series.
Networks, creators and key dates: who dreamed up Friends and Breaking Bad, when Game of Thrones began, and where the term soap opera comes from.
Who plays Sherlock for the BBC, who created The Simpsons, what kicks off Lost? A friendly test of cult shows, their heroes and their settings.
Meet the shows everyone has watched: the Central Perk café of Friends, the Simpsons' hometown, Walter White and the famous Money Heist masks.
Manga origins, early TV series, doujinshi fairs, famous pen names and Ghibli films: a quiz to tell the true fans from the casual readers.
Neo-Tokyo, Perfect Blue, Cowboy Bebop: put your knowledge to the test on directors, studios, prepublication magazines and the films of Studio Ghibli.
From Evangelion to Attack on Titan, Fullmetal Alchemist and Demon Slayer, check what you know about authors, industry jargon and the ships of One Piece.
Who created Dragon Ball and One Piece? Check what you know about mangaka, the world of Naruto, Studio Ghibli and the meaning of the word otaku.
Test your basics of manga and anime: the hero of Dragon Ball, the power of a Devil Fruit, the Japanese reading direction and the word kawaii.
Development secrets, composers, the rival, hidden locations and Japanese magazines: an expert quiz for true fans of Pokémon Red and Blue.
Who created Pokémon, which studio made the games and what lies behind the famous Red and Blue glitch? A hard quiz on the history and making of the series.
Gym badges, Pokémon types, a haunted Kanto town and surprising moves: this intermediate quiz tests the finer details of the original games.
From the number of first-generation Pokémon to the professor of Pallet Town, test what you know about Kanto, Pokémon types and evolutions.
Check the basics of the Pokémon universe: the famous mascot, the starter Pokémon, capture gear and the villains of the animated series. A friendly warm-up.
Directors, sound designers, little-known Sith and secondary planets: a Star Wars quiz reserved for true devotees, from the studio to the galaxy.
Prequel duels, Jedi Council members, Rebel admirals and spin-off films: a demanding test for fans who know every corner of the galaxy.
Forest moons, bounty hunters, crime lords and release years: test your memory of the films, the actors and the locations of the saga.
The Skywalker family, the dark side, icy planets and spin-off series: a Star Wars quiz for fans who have already watched the original trilogy.
Lightsabers, famous droids, legendary starships and desert planets: find out whether you know the basics of the saga from the original films.
For true fans: the artists behind Watchmen and Wonder Woman, Wolverine's debut, big DC crossovers and the score of the 1978 Superman film.
First appearances, creator duos, the original Robin and TV series: a comics quiz for those who know the history behind Marvel and DC.
Who created which hero at DC and Marvel? Debut comics, Hulk's radiation, Spider-Man actors: a quiz between comics and cinema for confirmed fans.
Allies, enemies and teams from Marvel and DC, from the mineral fatal to Superman to Professor Xavier's students: a quiz for regular comics fans.
Secret identities, powers and famous enemies: check that you know the Marvel and DC heroes that everyone has already met at the movies.
Award-winning shorts, the sound technology of Fantasia, hidden Pixar Easter eggs and Disney's first live-action films, for true animation enthusiasts.
The creation of Mickey, the birth of Pixar and the classical music behind Fantasia and Sleeping Beauty: test how well you know the history of the studios.
Mickey's first steps, the opening of the Disney parks, the authors behind the original tales and Greek mythology: an intermediate quiz for Disney fans.
From the first Toy Story to Coco, test your memory of Disney and Pixar films: release years, famous villains, catchy songs and a red race car.
Meet the best-known heroes, princesses and toys of Disney and Pixar: fairy tales, jungle adventures, a snowman, a clownfish and a talking cowboy doll.
For devoted fans: Voldemort's family, wand woods, a founder's relic, Quidditch scoring and the composer behind the first films' music.
How many Horcruxes were made on purpose, where the Potters lived, Aragog's species, Marauder nicknames and the third film's director: for real fans.
Unforgivable Curses, Harry's Patronus, Gryffindor's ghost, the Time-Turner and the luck potion: a mid-level test for attentive readers of the books.
A check on the early books: the three-headed dog, the goblin bank, the Weasley twins, the freed house-elf and the Hufflepuff emblem.
The basics of the saga: the author of the books, Harry's scar, his house at Hogwarts and the platform where the train leaves, to warm up with.
Mickey Mouse was created in 1928 by Walt Disney and the animator Ub Iwerks. The short film Steamboat Willie, released in November 1928 with synchronised sound, made the character famous with audiences.
Manga are Japanese comics, published on paper or online and traditionally read from right to left. Anime are Japanese animated films and series. Many anime are adapted from manga, but not all of them: some are original creations.
The first film, now titled A New Hope, was released in the United States in May 1977. Written and directed by George Lucas, it launched a saga of films, series and novels. In France it came out in autumn 1977 under the title La Guerre des étoiles.