Test Pokémon
Which electric Pokémon are you?
In the tram depot, a paper city is waiting for darkness. The projector changes the show and the shadows wander off course: which Pokémon energy would you follow into the night?
PICTURE THE SCENE
For one evening, the old tram depot is hosting the Night of Signs. Inside the green tram, stationary on its track, Sara has built a paper city: cut-out windows, a bridge and a little moon. Two switches light the houses and move the silhouettes behind the glass. Ivo invites you aboard for the first illumination. Rotom pops out of the projector and the moon becomes a fish. Sara laughs, still holding the drawing of the city she had imagined. More visitors are approaching outside; inside, something has already taken on a life of its own. You are here to spend the evening, meet the depot’s Pokémon and discover which part of the show calls to you.
Tap to make each choice. Your result is free.
The depot, Night of Signs, Sara, Ivo and events are original fan fiction. The journey offers a selection of Electric-type Pokémon, not a complete species catalogue. Rotom appears in its base form and Toxtricity in its Low Key Form; the other subjects use their ordinary forms. Desires, relationships and endings are narrative interpretations, not canonical species personalities or psychological assessments. Your choices express what you would like to experience within a shared story; they do not determine every other character’s actions.
The world behind the story
Official Pokédex — Rotom ↗Official Pokédex — Magneton ↗Official Pokédex — Luxray ↗Official Pokédex — Ampharos ↗Official Pokédex — Jolteon ↗Official Pokédex — Emolga ↗Low Key Form Toxtricity — Pokémon Sword and Shield ↗Official Pokédex — Pikachu ↗Official Pokédex — Dedenne ↗How this quiz works
10 choices or questions, taking about 11 minutes to read and answer. Reading your result takes additional time, at your own pace.
Your choices shape an original journey and lead to a narrative portrait. There are no right answers: you can go back and change your mind.
Your answers stay in the page’s memory. Read how the results are created.