Key takeaways
- Anime Trivia & Word Games mixes multiple choice, timed, survival, fill-in-the-blank, matching, ordering, word puzzles and party-style guessing.
- Questions cover characters, villains, powers, organisations, story arcs, locations, lore and memorable scenes across the medium.
- It is an independent fan quiz, not affiliated with or endorsed by any anime studio, publisher or rights holder.
- Fan events, clubs and quiz publishers could explore event tie-ins, cross-promotion, localisation or licensing.
- Discussions are nonbinding; a sale would go through Google Play's formal transfer process.
A quiz night works best with questions at several difficulty levels and formats that keep a room involved, and Anime Trivia & Word Games offers what its Google Play listing calls thousands of questions across multiple game modes. This page is for fan events, clubs and publishers, describing the app, ideas that fit, the independence rule, and how a sale would be handled.
Eight ways to answer
The listing describes questions on characters and villains, powers and abilities, organisations, story arcs, locations, lore and memorable scenes, with content inspired by a wide range of anime genres. How players answer changes with the mode:
| Mode | What it asks |
|---|---|
| Multiple choice | Pick the right answer |
| Timed challenge | Answer against the clock |
| Survival | Keep going as rounds get harder until a slip |
| Fill in the blank | Supply a missing word |
| Matching | Pair related characters and concepts |
| Ordering | Put events in sequence |
| Word puzzles | Anime-themed word challenges |
| Party guessing | Group-friendly guessing games |
Points, streaks, statistics and achievements track progress, and daily challenges refresh each day. The app is free with ads and optional in-app purchases.
Independence is the starting point
The app's page on this site states plainly that this is an independent fan quiz game, not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any anime studio, publisher or rights holder. Every partnership keeps that clear. Event material would not imply official status, use studio logos or key art, or suggest endorsement. If a rights holder wanted an official quiz, that would be a separate, licensed collaboration negotiated on its own terms.
Conventions and fan events
For an event that wants an activity that works for a crowd, ideas include:
- a sponsored daily challenge during a convention weekend;
- quiz-night packs built on the party-style and survival modes;
- cross-promotion between the event's programme and the app.
Designing for a mixed crowd
The listing says new fans can learn more about popular series, while longtime viewers can test how much they truly remember. That matters at an event, where a room may hold both. A host can open with multiple choice and matching, which reward recognition, move to ordering and fill-in-the-blank for the middle of the night, and finish with survival, which gets harder each round.
Clubs and societies
For university anime societies and local clubs that run quizzes, a partnership could provide co-branded question rounds for club nights or a simple guide to running a survival-mode tournament. Clubs need nothing from Reign Creative to play the free app; partnerships add structure and promotion.
Quiz publishers
Publishers of quiz books or trivia games could explore publishing and distribution, localisation of questions and interface into other languages, co-development of new modes, licensing, and white-label versions where technically feasible. Localising trivia is more than translation: references and difficulty need checking for each audience, so publishers with editorial teams are well placed.
A worked example: a convention survival bracket
A convention runs a survival tournament for 32 players. Players are drawn into eight groups of four; each group plays a survival round, and the top player from each goes through, leaving eight. Two more rounds of four-player groups produce two finalists, then a head-to-head final decides the winner. That is 8 + 2 + 1 = 11 rounds in total. A partnership could supply the bracket sheet and branded screens; the convention runs the room.
Selling the trivia game
Reign Creative LLC is open to serious discussions about acquiring this app individually, with the other anime and creative apps, or with the portfolio. This page does not publish prices, valuations, revenue or user numbers, and it is not an offer.
The Play Console transfer
A sale would be completed on Google Play through its app transfer process. Google's help notes that both developer accounts need to be registered and active, that each provides a registration transaction ID, and that apps with in-app products need an active payments profile on the receiving account. Users, statistics, ratings and reviews move with the app; orders made before the transfer and the seller's earnings reports do not. Ad integrations are updated afterwards.
Proposing a quiz partnership
Write via the partnerships page or to ReignCreativeSupport@gmail.com. Introduce your event, club or company and describe the idea in a few lines, and please do not include confidential, financial or personal information in a first message. Discussions remain nonbinding until due diligence and signed terms.
Related guides: the anime trivia quiz guide, how quiz difficulty works and anime genres explained. The app is one of our anime and creative apps.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Could an anime convention run a quiz with Anime Trivia & Word Games?
Is the anime trivia app official for any series?
Could a rights holder make an official quiz with the trivia app?
Is the trivia game for sale?
Sources
- Anime Trivia & Word Games (opens in a new tab)Google Play — accessed
- Transfer apps to a different developer account (opens in a new tab)Google Play Console Help — accessed
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