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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.
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Recommended study methods by blood type
Some people struggle to find a study method that suits them.
Since study approaches can differ by blood type, this can be a helpful reference for real study situations.
Along with study times and methods, it explains in detail how you should study.
It also includes specific times that are good for studying and practical tips, so if you’re unsure about when or where to study, it might be worth trying.
You can discover your own study style—whether you’re the type who studies alone or thrives in a group.
Try putting into practice study methods that make the most of each blood type’s characteristics.
True nature revealed by common traits of each blood type
Sometimes people try to diagnose personality traits based on blood type.
Here are some common “blood type clichés” that supposedly reveal one’s true nature, divided into the four blood types.
The content describes various types—like Type A, known for attentive consideration, and Type B, who tends to prefer acting alone.
By imagining concrete situations—such as sharing a hot-pot meal with everyone or working on the job—you can see the supposed true nature of each blood type.
Understanding these personality characteristics may help you communicate more smoothly with people who share your blood type as well as those who differ.
Give it a try!
Behavior during commuting to work or school, as understood by blood type
Even the little “commuter/student life clichés” supposedly differ by blood type! For example, Type A folks, even if they forget their commuter pass, casually breeze through with a spare ticket, and on the train they pretend to look at their phone while actually thinking hard about work or studies.
In contrast, Type O people, when they forget their pass, just buy a ticket for the day, keep forgetting it for about a week and repeat the same thing, and on the train they struggle to hold back laughter at a funny message from a friend.
It’s an extreme stereotype, but many of you probably kind of get it, right? If you use it as a reference, it might help you look at yourself more objectively!
A psychological test to find out your real blood type
Check your blood type objectively! In this quiz, you’ll find out which blood type you match when mapped to the common images of each type.
Questions like “What’s your biggest flaw?”, “What are your traits?”, and “What’s your favorite color?” are all quick and easy to answer.
To get realistic results, it’s important to answer intuitively! Did the result match your actual blood type? Since personality differences by blood type haven’t been scientifically proven, it’s only natural if they don’t align! Why not enjoy the contrast between general stereotypes and your real blood type?
Blood type stereotypes
Here are some common “blood type personality” scenarios.
When someone says, “Do something funny!” Type A might pull out a one-shot gag, while Type B might refuse—different reactions by blood type make for entertaining contrasts.
You can also see trends like Type O not caring about the question of whether it’s better to have something expensive with a small quantity or cheap with a large quantity, and Type AB trying to get someone else to give it to them from an unexpected angle.
In a scene where people discuss how to confess their feelings, the methods vary by blood type too—some confess directly, others use social media.
It could be fun to compare these with your own words and actions in real life.
Room stereotypes by blood type
Did you know that when you introduce rooms by blood type, you can spot all kinds of traits? Type A, who are meticulous, tend to keep their rooms neat and tidy, while Type B might clean depending on their mood—or not at all—revealing unique personalities.
Type AB often has a favorite collection, and Type O will tidy up when friends are coming over.
You can see the characteristics of each type.
It’s also a great idea to do this with friends or a partner and discuss how to manage and organize your rooms.
User Manual by Blood Type
Check the traits of your blood type in this user manual! People with type A are usually gentle, but when they get truly angry, their emotions can run out of control.
People with type B live by a “whatever, it’s fine” philosophy; they can sometimes show strong concentration, but other times get fed up and give up on everything.
People with type AB tend to have strong defenses and are prone to depending on those they can open their hearts to.
People with type O have a stark on/off switch—quick to heat up and quick to cool down.
Did these feel accurate to you, or did you think, “That’s not me at all…”? There’s no scientific basis for any of this, but it does kind of feel like there are these tendencies, doesn’t it?