Which Korean Animal Face Are You?
Puppy, cat, fox or dinosaur? Seven scenes, judged by your vibe.
In Korea people sort faces into animal types — gangaji-sang (puppy face), goyangi-sang (cat face) and so on. This quiz never looks at your face: seven everyday scenes ask what you'd actually do, and the answer is the type that matches how you come across. Every type has its own page on what Koreans mean by it.
The eight animal face types
- Puppy Face강아지상Soft, droopy eyes — friendly on sight.
- Cat Face고양이상Upturned eyes, chic and a little aloof.
- Fox Face여우상Sharp, clever, quietly charming.
- Rabbit Face토끼상Bright eyes, lively, always a little startled.
- Bear Face곰상Big, gentle, comfortable — a human blanket.
- Deer Face사슴상Big clear eyes, quiet and delicate.
- Dinosaur Face공룡상Bold features, big energy, playful.
- Wolf Face늑대상Sharp eyes, cool charisma, fiercely loyal.
How does the Korean animal face quiz decide?
Each of the seven scenes has four answers, and each answer gives points to two of the eight types — two points to the type it fits best, one to a close neighbor. Your type is the one with the most points; a tie is settled by your answer string, so the same answers always give the same type.
In everyday Korean, animal face words (dongmul-sang, 동물상) describe looks first — eye shape, face line, smile. Most people also hear them as a vibe, which is what this quiz measures. It is for fun: no photo, no face reading, no science.