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Which ‘Yaga’ Character are You?

    A missing heir, a burned rooster, and whispers of ancient mythology make Whittock a place where nobody seems entirely straightforward. This personality quiz invites you into the eerie world of Yaga to see which character’s place you might fit—whether you’d follow the clues, challenge the locals, or keep a wary eye on the woods.

    About Yaga

    Yaga is a supernatural horror mystery series set in the coastal town of Whittock. Private investigator Charlie Rapp arrives to look into the disappearance of Henry Park, heir to a commercial fishery, and soon crosses paths with local detective Sergeant Carson and professor Katherine. As they question people connected to Henry, a web of enigmatic suspects, unsettling incidents, and ancient magic makes this investigation far stranger than a routine missing-person case. The series premiered in 2026.

    Yaga Character Profiles

    Katherine

    Carrie-Anne Moss as Katherine in Yaga
    Carrie-Anne Moss as Katherine in Yaga

    Dr. Katherine Hargrove is a charismatic university professor whose interest in human bones hints at an unusual academic focus. Confident and sexually self-assured, she moves through Whittock with a striking sense of agency and little concern for conventional expectations. Her encounter with private investigator Charlie Rapp draws her into the mystery surrounding Henry Park, while her watch, which resembles Henry’s, adds another intriguing thread to her already enigmatic presence.

    Rapp

    Noah Reid as Rapp in Yaga
    Noah Reid as Rapp in Yaga

    Charlie Rapp is a private investigator who arrives in Whittock to look into the disappearance of Henry Park, a wealthy fishery heir. Cynical and dogged, he prefers hard evidence to small-town speculation, even as the investigation edges into unsettling territory. Rapp is paired with local detective Sergeant Carson, whose methods sometimes clash with his own. His wary approach is tested by strange clues, unexplained experiences, and the town’s tangled secrets.

    Carson

    Clark Backo as Carson in Yaga
    Clark Backo as Carson in Yaga

    Sergeant Carson is a local detective tasked with investigating Henry Park’s disappearance alongside private investigator Charlie Rapp. Analytical and protective of her community, she tries to keep the inquiry grounded as Whittock’s familiar order begins to feel less certain. Her working relationship with Rapp is not effortless: his gritty, skeptical approach can put them at odds. Even so, Carson remains focused on the case and on maintaining control as the mystery deepens.

    Henry Park

    Hudson Williams as Henry Park in Yaga
    Hudson Williams as Henry Park in Yaga

    Henry Park is the wealthy heir to a commercial fishery whose disappearance sets Yaga’s central investigation in motion. The son of a prominent local family, he has a reputation for entitlement and an inflated sense of his own importance. Before vanishing, he had recently ended his relationship with Pam and become increasingly absorbed in a professor he interviewed for his podcast. His absence leaves private investigator Charlie Rapp searching through a web of personal and local secrets.

    Eckert

    Patrick Gilmore as Eckert in Yaga
    Patrick Gilmore as Eckert in Yaga

    Eckert is a supporting character in Yaga’s coastal-town mystery, which unfolds as private investigator Charlie Rapp searches for the missing Henry Park. The series offers few established details about Eckert’s personal history or precise place in the investigation, keeping the character’s profile understated. In a story crowded with secrets and uncertain motives, that limited footprint leaves Eckert as one of the figures whose significance is not immediately clear.

    Olena Yaha

    Sheila McCarthy as Olena Yaha in Yaga
    Sheila McCarthy as Olena Yaha in Yaga

    Olena Yaha is a local woman originally from Ukraine, portrayed as an enigmatic figure closely tied to Whittock’s folklore. Her presence evokes the Baba Yaga myth: unpredictable, dangerous, and formidable rather than easily understood. As Rapp’s search for Henry Park unfolds, Olena stands within a world where ancient stories seem to press against contemporary life. She brings an unsettling force to the mystery, while remaining a character whose motives are difficult to read.