Krillion answers for October 19, 2026
These are selected Krillion answers for Monday, October 19, 2026: all 7 prompts and 102 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 female artist with over 500,000 monthly listeners on Spotify
First hint
Look outside the biggest English-language pop names.
Second hint
One recorded gem is the Cape Verdean singer named in the game's reveal.
Last hint
Her first name starts Ces- and her surname is Évora.
| 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 game's public reveal lists Cesária Évora and Mercedes Sosa at 100 points for this prompt. Adele and Beyoncé are accepted at 10, while Aaliyah is listed at 85. These are the game's recorded assignments for this date; the Spotify threshold is not a fresh listener-count measurement made by this site.
Prompt 2: Name a foul or rule violation in soccer, basketball, American football, cricket, rugby or ice hockey
First hint
You can choose a rule violation from any sport in the question.
Second hint
One gem is a two-word term starting with Flying.
Last hint
Its second word is also the name of a tapered solid: wedge.
| 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 reveal combines infractions from all the sports named in the question. Double dribble and handball are 10-point entries, while Flying wedge and Palpably unfair act are recorded at 100. Use the full saved term and its dated score rather than estimating rarity from how familiar the violation sounds.
Prompt 3: Name an underwear brand
First hint
The answer needs to be a brand rather than a garment type.
Second hint
One recorded gem is a single word ending in -bra.
Last hint
Its first three letters are Jog.
| 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. Jogbra and Munsingwear are the two 100-point entries in the public reveal. Calvin Klein and Hanes are recorded at 10, while the sheet places Aerie at 30. The question asks for a brand name, so a garment category such as briefs or boxers does not identify the same kind of answer.
Prompt 4: Name a university in the US or UK
First hint
The accepted list includes institutions whose names do not say university.
Second hint
One recorded gem is a two-word name ending in College.
Last hint
The first word is Berea.
| 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. Although the prompt says university, the accepted list also includes named colleges and institutes. Berea College and Webb Institute both score 100 in this reveal. Harvard University is worth 10. The exact institution name matters when comparing the saved entries: a shortened or related name may resolve to a different roster item.
Prompt 5: Name a language that’s the most spoken in at least two countries
First hint
A language used in public institutions is not automatically the most spoken language.
Second hint
The recorded gem is a seven-letter language name beginning S.
Last hint
Its first four letters spell Serb-.
| 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. Serbian is the 100-point entry in the public answer sheet. Albanian, Romanian and Somali are recorded at 85, with Arabic and English at 10. We retain those exact game assignments. The wording concerns the most spoken language, so it should not be silently broadened into a question about a language’s legal status.
Prompt 6: Name a character that has been playable in a Super Smash Bros. game
First hint
The wording covers a character playable in any game in the series.
Second hint
One recorded gem repeats the same three-letter word.
Last hint
That repeated word is Min.
| 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. Min Min and Terry are the two 100-point entries in the public reveal. Byleth, Hero and Kazuya are recorded at 85, while Mario is worth 10. The historical wording includes any Super Smash Bros. game; these entries should not be treated as a promise about every game's selectable roster or release version.
Prompt 7: Name a fruit normally eaten with its skin on
First hint
Look for a named fruit rather than an instruction about preparing it.
Second hint
The recorded gem is a two-word name ending in fruit.
Last hint
The first word is Miracle.
| 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. Miracle fruit is the 100-point entry in the game reveal. Apple, cherry and grape are accepted at 10 points. The saved list also contains botanical fruits outside everyday dessert categories. Keep the skin-on condition in mind when reading the question, and use the displayed names to compare entries within this dated answer sheet.
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 19, 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
Checked against the game’s public reveal for this date. 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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