Krillion answers for October 18, 2026
These are selected Krillion answers for Sunday, October 18, 2026: all 7 prompts and 95 checked answer examples. Each prompt includes selected answers sorted from the most common tier down to one in a krillion. Where editorial hints are available, three folded clues let you try before you look.
Prompt 1: Name a fruit bigger than an apple
First hint
Think beyond the large fruits most supermarkets stock.
Second hint
One recorded gem is a three-word fruit name beginning Coco.
Last hint
Complete the name Coco de ___.
| Tier and points | Answers |
|---|---|
| 110 ptsPlankton |
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| 215 ptsToo Clever | No entries in this tier in the checked source lists. |
| 330 ptsSchooler |
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| 460 ptsRare |
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| 585 ptsDeep Cut |
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| 6100 ptsOne in a Krillion |
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Reading this prompt. The saved rosters accept named fruits as well as several botanical fruits commonly treated as vegetables. Grapefruit, pineapple and watermelon are 10-point choices. Coco de mer and Karuka are both recorded at 100. These are dated accepted entries, not a claim that every specimen is larger than every apple.
Prompt 2: Name a symbol of Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam or Buddhism (like the cross)
First hint
The prompt allows a symbol from any of the five named religions.
Second hint
One recorded gem is a ten-letter term beginning H.
Last hint
Its opening letters are Hetoi-, and its final letters are -masia.
| Tier and points | Answers |
|---|---|
| 110 ptsPlankton |
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| 215 ptsToo Clever | No entries in this tier in the checked source lists. |
| 330 ptsSchooler |
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| 460 ptsRare |
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| 585 ptsDeep Cut |
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| 6100 ptsOne in a Krillion |
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Reading this prompt. Cross is an example in the question and is also a 10-point accepted answer. The checked archives agree on Hetoimasia and Shiviti as 100-point entries. The list includes objects, images and named symbols, so a useful approach is to identify a specific accepted term instead of describing an image loosely.
Prompt 3: Name a perfume or fragrance brand
First hint
The required answer is a brand, not a fragrance ingredient.
Second hint
One recorded gem includes a four-digit year in its name.
Last hint
The name is Farina followed by the year 1709.
| Tier and points | Answers |
|---|---|
| 110 ptsPlankton |
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| 215 ptsToo Clever | No entries in this tier in the checked source lists. |
| 330 ptsSchooler |
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| 460 ptsRare |
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| 585 ptsDeep Cut |
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| 6100 ptsOne in a Krillion |
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Reading this prompt. The archived sheet treats brand names as the answers, including some names with numbers or punctuation. Chanel and Dior are low-tier picks. Farina 1709 and Oriza L. Legrand are both recorded at 100 points. Preserve the full brand wording when comparing a result with this dated reference.
Prompt 4: Name a sport where competitors wear gloves
First hint
Gloves appear in more sports than combat events.
Second hint
The recorded gem is a single word with accented letters.
Last hint
Its name begins Pesä- and ends -pallo.
| Tier and points | Answers |
|---|---|
| 110 ptsPlankton |
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| 215 ptsToo Clever | No entries in this tier in the checked source lists. |
| 330 ptsSchooler |
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| 460 ptsRare |
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| 585 ptsDeep Cut |
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| 6100 ptsOne in a Krillion |
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Reading this prompt. The question does not require every participant to wear the same equipment. The saved pool includes baseball, boxing and soccer at 10 points and Pesäpallo at 100. These are accepted game entries for this date. Name the sport itself rather than a piece of equipment or a player position.
Prompt 5: Name a leg exercise at the gym (no cardio)
First hint
Use a specific strength exercise, keeping the no-cardio condition in view.
Second hint
One recorded gem is a two-word squat variation.
Last hint
Its first word is Kang.
| Tier and points | Answers |
|---|---|
| 110 ptsPlankton |
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| 215 ptsToo Clever | No entries in this tier in the checked source lists. |
| 330 ptsSchooler |
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| 460 ptsRare |
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| 585 ptsDeep Cut |
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| 6100 ptsOne in a Krillion |
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Reading this prompt. Both Kang squat and Steinborn squat are 100-point entries in the checked historical rosters. Basic names such as squat and leg press are accepted at 10 points. Keep the variation name intact when looking up a result: the generic word squat and the two named squat variations have different entries and scores.
Prompt 6: Name a Fortnite character or skin (sidekicks/pets don't count)
First hint
Look for an outfit name rather than a sidekick or pet.
Second hint
The recorded gem has two words and contains no character's personal name.
Last hint
The first word is Honor and the second is Guard.
| Tier and points | Answers |
|---|---|
| 110 ptsPlankton |
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| 215 ptsToo Clever | No entries in this tier in the checked source lists. |
| 330 ptsSchooler |
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| 460 ptsRare |
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| 585 ptsDeep Cut |
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| 6100 ptsOne in a Krillion |
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Reading this prompt. The qualifier excluding sidekicks and pets is part of this prompt. Honor Guard is the checked 100-point outfit, while Peely and Spider-Man are lower-tier accepted examples. A familiar character and a particular outfit can have different saved names, so compare the exact entry rather than assuming every variation is interchangeable.
Prompt 7: Name a rapper with more than 500k monthly Spotify listeners
First hint
The saved answer pool contains more than solo performers.
Second hint
The recorded gem is a duo name joined by an ampersand.
Last hint
The two names are Pete and Bas.
| Tier and points | Answers |
|---|---|
| 110 ptsPlankton |
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| 215 ptsToo Clever | No entries in this tier in the checked source lists. |
| 330 ptsSchooler |
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| 460 ptsRare |
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| 585 ptsDeep Cut |
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| 6100 ptsOne in a Krillion |
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Reading this prompt. The two public archives agree on Pete & Bas as the 100-point answer for this dated rapper prompt. Drake and Eminem are examples of lower-tier accepted names. The listener threshold belongs to the question and its captured roster; this historical sheet does not assert a live Spotify audience count for any artist.
How to read this page
Tiers run from 1 to 6, and the colour of each band deepens with them. Tier 1 holds the answers most players reach for first; they are valid, but they barely move you. Each row further down is an answer fewer players would usually think of, and tier 6 contains the designated gem answers for that prompt. More than one answer may share the top score. The points shown in each band come from the dated sources checked for October 18, 2026. An empty band means those source lists contain no entries at that tier; it is not an invitation to guess a missing answer.
An answer missing from a table may still be accepted. Prompts often have a long list of valid answers, so we show a representative set for each tier rather than every possible entry. Spelling does not need to be perfect either: the game checks guesses against known alternative names and forgives small typos. Read more about matching in the Krillion wiki.
Getting more out of these answers
Comparing your own answers with the tables is the quickest way to improve. For each prompt, find the tier your answer landed in and look one row deeper. The deeper answers usually share a pattern: a narrower subtype, a historical or regional name, or something well known in one field and unfamiliar everywhere else. Spotting that pattern pays off on future prompts even though the prompts themselves change every day. The scoring guide shows how much a single tier jump is worth over a full dive.
Editor’s note
Prompts, selected answer spellings and tiers were cross-checked between two dated public archives; the game’s historical reveal is not publicly accessible. This page shows a selection of accepted answers, not the complete roster. Empty tiers have no entries in the checked source lists. Hints and explanatory notes are original editorial additions, separate from the game’s answers.
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