Supernatural Character Test

The IDRLabs Supernatural Character Test is inspired by psychometric methodology and based on research into the characters in the show. The test provides feedback such as the following:

Dean Winchester

Dean Winchester is the battered heart of the hunt—leather jacket, classic Impala, and a smirk that hides a lifetime of scars. A soldier forged in loss the fire of loss, he lives by a code: family first, monsters second, feelings never. His humor is sharp, his aim sharper, and his love for his brother is the one thing Hell itself couldn’t break. Dean carries guilt like a second skin, fights with reckless grace, and protects the innocent even when it costs him everything. He’s the embodiment of loyalty forged in trauma, the roar of an engine in the dark, and the refusal to let the world end on his watch.

Sam Winchester

Sam Winchester is the restless mind of the hunt—a scholar trapped in a warrior’s body, haunted by destiny and the demon blood in his veins. He craves normalcy but answers the call to save the world anyway, wielding empathy like a weapon and intellect like armor. Sam’s compassion runs deeper than his rage, his hope stronger than his fear. Torn between the life he wants and the one he was born into, he fights for redemption, for choice, for the brother who never left him behind. Sam represents the ache for freedom, the power of forgiveness, and the quiet strength to keep standing when the apocalypse knocks.

Castiel

Castiel is Heaven’s rebel with a cracked halo—an angel who fell for humanity one trench coat at a time. Once a soldier of divine order, he chose free will over obedience, trading celestial certainty for messy, beautiful doubt. His awkward sincerity masks cosmic power; his loyalty to the Winchesters burns brighter than grace. Castiel learns love the hard way—through betrayal, sacrifice, and the slow unraveling of faith. He embodies the clash of duty and heart, the courage to question God, and the quiet miracle of choosing family over fate.

Crowley

Crowley is Hell’s silver-tongued king—cunning, charming, and always three steps ahead. A demon with a tailor-made suit and a salesman’s grin, he deals in souls, sarcasm, and self-preservation. Yet beneath the snark lies a flicker of something almost human: loyalty to those who earn it, a grudging respect for the Winchesters, and a hatred for being anyone’s pawn. Crowley thrives on chaos, twists morality like a cocktail stirrer, and rules with wit sharper than any blade. He’s the devil you root for—the proof that even in Hell, style and survival can look a lot like redemption.

Bobby Singer

Bobby Singer is the gruff soul of the hunter’s life—flannel, whiskey, and a library of lore stacked higher than his walls. A surrogate father with a shotgun and a heart too big for his bunker, he’s the anchor when the world tilts. Bobby’s wisdom is hard-won, his loyalty absolute; he’ll research a demon at 3 a.m. or take a bullet without blinking. He carries loss like a badge, fights with stubborn hope, and keeps the boys grounded when Heaven and Hell pull them apart. Bobby embodies the grit of family-by-choice, the power of knowledge, and the quiet heroism of never giving up on idjits.

Rowena MacLeod

Rowena MacLeod is magic’s scarlet tempest—ambitious, ruthless, and dazzlingly unapologetic. A witch who clawed her way from servitude to power, she wields spells like stilettos and charm like a curse. Her heart is a battlefield of maternal ache and survival instinct; love for her son flickers beneath centuries of betrayal. Rowena evolves from villain to ally, trading grand schemes for reluctant sacrifice. She represents the fire of reinvention, the complexity of flawed motherhood, and the electrifying truth that power doesn’t have to corrupt—it can redeem.

Jack Kline

Jack Kline is the cosmic wildcard—half-angel, half-human, all heart. A newborn soul in a world of ancient wars, he grapples with power that could end everything and a goodness that refuses to let it. Jack’s innocence is his strength, his family the Winchesters his compass. He learns humanity through nougat, bad jokes, and the ache of causing harm without meaning to. Jack embodies the struggle for identity, the weight of inherited destiny, and the radiant hope that even a child of Lucifer can choose light.