Diagnosis
You're one of the few who really use the whole scale — with a cool head. A three means bad, a seven means good, a ten means masterpiece, and those meanings don't drift with your mood. Your list could be printed as a reference book.
The Pendulum · Scale & spread
You have threes and tens — and can justify every one.
«Every score from 1 to 10 has its place.»
Rarity
3%
Rare · 2,754 of 91,136 profiles
Class mean score
7.62
across all ratings by the class's viewers
Ratings per list
~192
on average per viewer of the class
Diagnosis
You're one of the few who really use the whole scale — with a cool head. A three means bad, a seven means good, a ten means masterpiece, and those meanings don't drift with your mood. Your list could be printed as a reference book.
Symptoms
Recognise yourself in at least three? This is probably your card.
Superpower
Other people's taste could be calibrated against your list.
Weak spot
You never forgive yourself an emotional ten “just because”.
Class breakdown
You're one of the rare people whose scale works the way it was designed. A one is “the worst I've seen”, a ten is “the best”, and between them are eight honest steps, each with its own meaning. While everyone else huddles around sevens or throws extremes, you methodically sort the industry onto shelves.
In numbers that's a rare signature: a wide spread with high consistency — your scores follow quality, not mood. That's exactly how the algorithm tells you apart from the Extremist: his middle of the scale is empty, yours has the full range filled, and the distribution looks like a neat curve rather than two humps at the edges.
Your profile is a ready-made review system: it predicts a title's quality better than the overall average, because Ten-Givers pull that average up and Prosecutors pull it down, while you stand calibrated. If the site ever needs a reference metre, it will keep your profile.
Kindred spirits
If anime characters kept rating lists, these would score titles in the spirit of «Calibrator».
The class shelf
The Calibrator's ruler: one title for every point on the scale, from ten down to one. Every digit has a face.
10typical scoreDeath Note65.3% of the class · MAL 8.62
9typical scoreChainsaw Man54.8% of the class · MAL 8.42
8typical scoreJujutsu Kaisen55.1% of the class · MAL 8.49
7typical scoreTokyo Ghoul55.4% of the class · MAL 7.79
6typical scoreThe Future Diary43.5% of the class · MAL 7.38
5typical scoreTokyo Ghoul:re28.6% of the class · MAL 6.37
4typical scoreDARLING in the FRANXX43.1% of the class · MAL 7.21
3typical scoreTokyo Ghoul √A37.1% of the class · MAL 7.03
2typical scoreThe Promised Neverland Season 223.2% of the class · MAL 5.24
1typical scoreBoruto: Naruto Next Generations12% of the class · MAL 5.97The card is built from the ratings of all 2,754 viewers of the class — each class has its own recipe highlighting its signature. Music videos and 18+ are excluded. The collection recalculates as the base grows.
When someone with a precise ten-point system gives a 9–10, it's not an emotion, it's a measurement. Here is the top of the Calibrators' scale.
19.24class scoreCode Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R229.9% of the class · MAL 8.92
29.12class scoreFullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood32.5% of the class · MAL 9.11
39.03class scoreSpirited Away44% of the class · MAL 8.77
49.05class scoreHowl's Moving Castle39.4% of the class · MAL 8.67
59.04class scoreThe Apothecary Diaries34.7% of the class · MAL 8.84
69.02class scoreHunter x Hunter32.4% of the class · MAL 9.03
79.11class scoreGreat Teacher Onizuka24.9% of the class · MAL 8.68
88.98class scoreVinland Saga35.8% of the class · MAL 8.78
98.90class scoreSteins;Gate42.2% of the class · MAL 9.07
108.91class scoreAttack on Titan Season 3 Part 237.9% of the class · MAL 9.05How the collection is built: we take the ratings of all 2,754 viewers of the class and compute each title's in-class mean score and audience size. The top features titles the class both watches en masse AND rates highly (a weighted rating that cuts off stray single votes). Music videos and 18+ are excluded. The collection recalculates as the base grows.
Profiles whose ratings match the class portrait the closest. The percentage shows how much the class dominates their taste spectrum.
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