[Personality Test & Blood Type Diagnosis] Check your personality and compatibility with your crush!
People have long whispered that personality differs by blood type—like “Type A people are meticulous” and “Type O are laid-back”—but in fact, there’s no scientific basis for this at all! Still, perhaps because of ingrained stereotypes, many people readily accept statements like “this blood type tends to be like that.” In this article, we’re setting aside the fact that there’s no scientific evidence and have gathered blood type quizzes and psychology tests related to blood types that you can enjoy as a game.
Please enjoy them casually!
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[Personality Test & Blood Type Diagnosis] Check Your Personality and Compatibility with Your Crush! (31–40)
Instruction manual for Type B: psychological test
Did you know there’s a show that follows in the footsteps of the popular NHK information program that defined an era, “Tameshite Gatten”? It’s called “Ashita ga Kawaru Torisetsu Show.” It’s a lifestyle science program hosted by the likes of Satomi Ishihara and Masachika Ichimura, and its on-air presentations—“The User Manual for ___”—introduce all kinds of useful tips.
User manuals really come in handy, don’t they? For people with blood type B, a highly recommended pick is this “Medical Report for Type B.” As the saying goes, “Know yourself and know your enemy, and you will never be in danger in a hundred battles,” so if you’re type B, it might be worth a read.
If you feel like you don’t actually understand yourself as well as you think, definitely check it out.
Blood type diagnosis for people who easily accumulate stress
CEOs of large companies and the fabulously wealthy—the kinds of people everyone envies—may seem like they have no worries or concerns, but I think everyone experiences stress to some degree.
How about your stress levels? By the way, according to what I found with a quick online search, the number one way people relieve stress is “eating something delicious,” and number two is “getting sleep and rest.” Well, maybe most things sort themselves out if you eat something tasty and then get some sleep.
If you’re curious about the relationship between blood type and how easily stress builds up, check it out.
Too accurate it’s scary: blood type compatibility fortune-telling
Since most living things are primarily made of water, trees, animals, and fish have classifications similar to blood types.
I don’t think humans can be neatly divided into just four types—A, O, B, and AB—but when you have a lot of friends who are type A, you can’t help wondering, “Maybe our blood types are compatible?” There are various theories about this, but this blood type compatibility fortune-telling is guaranteed to liven things up when you try it with friends! You can view everything at a glance, so it’s perfect for a quick break.
Personality test, blood type ranking
Many people have various impressions based on blood type, but here’s a ranking that seems to involve not just impressions—there may be genetic factors too.
For example, it lists rankings for tendencies like obesity and susceptibility to illness.
It also ranks well-known traits such as how likely you are to be bitten by mosquitoes.
If you try it not only for your own blood type but also for your friends and family, you might find several results that make you think, “That makes sense.”
Corporate slave blood type stereotype test
Those short, heartwarming one- or two-minute animations that suddenly pop up during morning and evening TV infotainment shows—when did that tradition start, I wonder? They offer a brief moment that softens the impact of the news that might otherwise make you brace yourself—big incidents! conflicts! If you like that kind of animation, I recommend “The Office-Drone Blood Type Quiz.” It stars a penguin working at a black company, with a panda coworker and an orca junior who really add flavor.
You end up forgetting it’s a “relatable quiz” and just feel like you’re watching a regular anime.
It’s also great for times when you feel down and want a laugh.
[Personality Test & Blood Type Diagnosis] Check Your Personality and Compatibility with Your Crush! (41–50)
A psychology test that reveals the dual nature of your blood type
A quintessential music playback device of the Showa era—the cassette tape.
We used to pack our favorite songs onto a cassette, just a bit bigger than a business card, and trade them with friends… I wonder if that resonates with younger generations? Like vinyl, even the terms “Side A” and “Side B” carry a nostalgic ring.
There’s also a ‘front and back’ style diagnosis for blood types that reveals the dual nature of each type—right here.
Who would’ve thought even Type A, known for being earnest and meticulous, has a surprising flip side! It’s an excellent blood-type diagnosis that lets you discover your own duality.
Blood Type Stress Test
If you know what’s causing your stress, I think it’s still manageable.
For example, your grades at school—or your performance at work—never improve, and that constant worry becomes a source of stress.
The tricky part is when you get stress-related headaches or stress-induced rashes, yet you can’t think of any obvious cause.
Even if you want to take action, you don’t know the reason, so your options for dealing with it are limited.
For those struggling with various kinds of stress, I’d like to share a list that shows how stress manifests by blood type.
I hope it’s helpful in some way.
Try to nip the buds of stress while they’re still small!