A Silent Voice Test

The A Silent Voice Test is inspired by psychometric methodology and based on research into the characters of the anime film. The test provides feedback such as the following:

Shoko Nishimiya

While you have never had an easy time making yourself heard in a new room, you approach almost everyone with patience and a quiet desire to belong. You pay close attention to faces, vibrations, and small gestures that other people overlook, and you are far quicker to welcome a remorseful acquaintance back into your life than your younger sister or your mother would ever advise. On the flip side, you are so determined not to be an inconvenience that you keep your hurt to yourself and quietly assume your mere presence is the reason other people are unhappy. All the same, your willingness to give someone a second chance can change their life, and eventually your own.

Naoka Ueno

Proud and confrontational, you are someone who trusts your first impression of a newcomer and sees very little reason to revise it later. You have a sharp eye for classroom status, and you can be unkind to anyone who seems to disturb the group as you knew it. Endless apologies bore you, and you see no reason why your favorite person should spend years punishing himself over what happened in elementary school, which you insist was hardly his fault alone. However, when challenged, you tend to double down rather than yield an inch, turning hurt pride straight into anger. Nevertheless, you always stand by the version of events that makes the most sense to you.

Miyoko Sahara

Like a quiet peacemaker, you treat people fairly long before it is popular to do so, and you give everyone the time they need to express themselves. You are warm, patient, and far more comfortable in a calm environment than in the middle of a loud classroom dispute. You care about your friends, even the more combative ones, and you try to see the good in people who have made mistakes. However, peer pressure rattles you easily, and you still feel embarrassed about the times you froze up and stayed silent when you wished you had spoken out. Even so, you are always willing to step back in and try again.

Yuzuru Nishimiya

Your vigilant nature makes you a reliable judge of who belongs in your household and who should be sent packing. You dress for comfort, keep your hair short enough to confuse strangers, and find that your grandmother is usually the only adult in the room making any sense. You do not place much faith in teachers or formal rules, preferring to handle delicate family matters through personal surveillance and well-timed intervention. On the flip side, carrying the weight of an entire household on your shoulders leaves you exhausted and reluctant to accept help for yourself. In the end, once someone proves through steady action that they mean well, they could not ask for a better ally.

Shoya Ishida

Far from being the loud crowd-pleaser you were as a child, you are now a quiet, devoted person who takes your responsibilities very seriously. You are the sort of friend who will gladly give up a bicycle to help someone in a pinch, or spend your afternoons tracking down an old classmate simply to make someone else smile. However, you have a lingering habit of assuming you have not yet earned a seat at the table. Even so, when someone you care about needs you, you will drop everything and run to them without a second thought for yourself.

Miki Kawai

Perhaps due to your fondness for academic respectability and a clean reputation, you are always the most reasonable voice in the classroom. You admire people with strong moral principles, especially calm, composed peers who disapprove of cruelty as strongly as you do. When a disagreement breaks out, you prefer gentle clarification over loud confrontation, and you are very careful about which rules you stand behind. On the flip side, you cannot bear the thought of being judged poorly, and a direct accusation can leave you feeling unfairly singled out when you never actually laid a hand on anyone. All the same, you remain a bright, reliable presence who simply wants everyone to get along.

Tomohiro Nagatsuka

Although you have spent plenty of time as an outsider yourself, you treat the smallest kindness from a stranger as the start of a lifelong alliance. You have little use for school hierarchy or popular approval, preferring to insert yourself straight into the daily routine of anyone who shows you decency. Your approach to companionship is boisterous, immediate, and unbothered by whether the other person has actually agreed to hang out yet. Conversely, you often use a flood of jokes to manage your insecurity, and you can come on strong when afraid of being left alone again. Yet by extending belonging before anyone has had to earn it, you help the most isolated people around you rejoin the world.

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