Which Hunger Games Tribute Are You?
Which Hunger Games tribute are you most like? Take my Hunger Games character quiz before Sunrise on the Reaping and get your Hunger Games reread list. Spoiler-free!
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping movie opens November 20, 2026!
I’ve been reminiscing about my journey with the Hunger Games series, from reading the first book to attending a midnight release party for Mockingjay. Can you believe the first book came out in 2008?
I got to wondering: which iconic Hunger Games Tribute is most like me?
So here’s my Hunger Games Character Quiz: answer five questions and find out which Hunger Games tribute you’d be, from Lucy Gray in the 10th Hunger Games all the way to Katniss and Peeta in the 74th. Your result comes with the Hunger Games books to reread before you see the movie.
This post is spoiler-free for Sunrise on the Reaping.
Take the Hunger Games Character Quiz: Which Hunger Games Tribute Are You?
Not a quiz person? Or need a refresher? Scroll down to meet all eight tributes and find the best Hunger Games book to reread for each one.
Meet the Tributes
Here's a quick look at all eight possible results, from the 10th Hunger Games to the 74th. No Sunrise on the Reaping spoilers!
Katniss Everdeen
District 12 • 74th Hunger Games
Katniss volunteers to take her little sister's place and ends up as the face of a rebellion she never asked to lead. She's practical, guarded, and fiercely loyal to the few people she lets in. If you got Katniss, you're the one who acts first and talks later.
Best book to reread: The Hunger Games
Peeta Mellark
District 12 • 74th Hunger Games
The baker's son wins over the whole Capitol with one interview. Peeta's real weapon is words, and his kindness is never a weakness. If you got Peeta, you're the steady heart of your friend group.
Best book to reread: Catching Fire
Finnick Odair
District 4 • Victor of the 65th Hunger Games
Finnick shows up in Catching Fire as the Capitol's golden boy, sugar cubes and all. Then he turns out to be one of the most loyal characters in the whole series. If you got Finnick, people underestimate how much you care.
Best book to reread: Catching Fire (then Mockingjay for his best scenes)
Johanna Mason
District 7 • Victor of the 71st Hunger Games
Johanna won her Games by pretending to be weak, and she has zero patience for anyone's nonsense. She's blunt, funny, and much braver than she lets on. If you got Johanna, you say what everyone else is thinking.
Best book to reread: Catching Fire
Rue
District 11 • 74th Hunger Games
The youngest tribute in Katniss's Games survives by hiding in the trees and watching everything. Rue's alliance with Katniss is still the emotional center of the first book. If you got Rue, you notice what everyone else misses.
Best book to reread: The Hunger Games
Haymitch Abernathy
District 12 • Victor of the 50th Hunger Games
In the original trilogy, Haymitch is the sarcastic mentor who seems to have given up on everything. Sunrise on the Reaping finally tells the story of his own Games, which is why this movie is such a big deal for fans. If you got Haymitch, you're playing a smarter game than anyone realizes.
Best book to reread: Sunrise on the Reaping (and watch for his Quarter Quell tape in Catching Fire)
Lucy Gray Baird
District 12 • 10th Hunger Games
The star of The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes is a performer who turns the cameras into her weapon. Lucy Gray's songs echo through the entire series. If you got Lucy Gray, you're unforgettable and a little unpredictable.
Best book to reread: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
Maysilee Donner
District 12 • 50th Hunger Games
Maysilee is one of Haymitch's fellow District 12 tributes, and fans first saw her in his Quarter Quell tape in Catching Fire. She's sharp, resourceful, and picky about who she trusts. Mckenna Grace plays her in the movie. If you got Maysilee, once you choose your people, you protect them no matter what.
Best book to reread: Sunrise on the Reaping
Get Ready for Sunrise on the Reaping
Want a full refresher before November 20? My Sunrise on the Reaping guide has a series recap, a character list, the reading order for all five books, and the Easter eggs that connect Haymitch's story to the original trilogy.
Which tribute did you get? Tell me in the comments!
