Fun first. Evidence always.
We can love a wild game and still ask hard questions.
The Genome is a tag system.
Each of 22 traits gets 0 to 3. Zero means not coded. One means small. Two means a big part. Three means the core task. These editorial scores describe a concept. They do not predict injury or prove ability.
Two kinds of files.
A sourced overview has a linked account of the game or its execution. A research candidate is a lead. Its coding stays provisional. A source may only cover part of a file. Candidates do not enter our evidence comparisons.
Safety needs more than a scary score.
We record reported controls, incidents, and outcomes separately. Missing reports do not mean no injuries. We do not rank shows by danger without comparable exposure and injury data.
Exact episodes need exact evidence.
We keep edition labels where the file has them. Other files say the episode is not confirmed. Concept families can span many seasons and countries. This is a growing catalog, not every game ever aired.
Ads get their own box.
Sponsors never change Genome coding, incident accounts, or safety findings. Paid links and sponsor messages must be labeled away from those findings.
The Challenger Assessment
The current quiz has 12 questions. Each Chanimal can earn up to 3 fit points per question: 36 in all. The highest total leads; the next is your second style. Equal totals use our fixed cast order, and close results get a close-match note. The four game bars use separate answer points, scaled between the lowest and highest available totals. Older saved quizzes keep their original scoring rules. These are preference scores, not population percentiles or measured skills. Your results include Social, Strategic, Physical, and Chaos, an editorial projection of your TV edit, and the full answer ledger. Personal story flavor does not change the animal or stats. This is not a validated psychological assessment or a casting decision.
The final model
Social, Strategic, and Physical each supply one equally weighted stage. More stages wins the modeled final. Character opponents use public editorial baselines. Shared friend cards are self-reported snapshots, not verified rankings. No leaderboard or claim of real win probability is implied.
Images and rights.
The animal characters are original generated artwork. Show images carry their credits and source links; commercial reuse rights have not been cleared. This draft is not a licensed TV merch store.