These McDonald's Alignment Charts Apply To Every Fandom Ever

Imagine a car of children shouting for McDonald's. Now imagine a character from your favorite fandom - and imagine their reaction. Would the character tell the kids there's food at home, or join them in chanting all the way to the drive-thru? 

McDonald's alignment charts basically judge characters based on their willingness to give the kids what they want. For example, Merry and Pippin of Lord of the Rings are definitely giving those kids a bunch of nugs. We've rounded up some of our favorite alignment charts here, but they can be found all over Tumblr and Reddit. Happy hunting!

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