Krillion Answers — November 2026
Daily Dives #109 onward · updated every day
Every Krillion Daily Dive from November 2026, newest first. Each one shows the same seven prompts the whole world got that day, plus the size of the official answer set for every prompt. A smaller pool means a harder prompt — that's the number worth checking before you replay a date you missed.
Answer sets keep growing after the day ends, so these counts are the latest we have rather than the counts from the night itself. Looking for another month? Browse the full archive, or jump to October 2026.
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November 2026
Daily Dive #119 —
- Name a country where at least 50% of people speak English — 96
- Name a bodily function or biological process (like breathing) — 1,926
- Name a one-word animal that starts with T — 4,822
- Name something that has a needle — 1,881
- Name an original movie or show from Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV, or Disney+ — 8,679
- Name a named object in space that's bigger than Earth's Moon (like Jupiter) — 30,029
- Name a character from Mario, Zelda, Donkey Kong, Sonic, or Kirby — 9,874
The spread of the day: "a country where at least 50% of people speak English" at just 96 accepted answers against "a named object in space that's bigger than Earth's Moon" at 30,029 — a 313-to-1 spread inside one dive. The narrow list is the one that decided runs, and Papua New Guinea took its 100. The wide side was the free half, and Hanny's Voorwerp still topped it. Across all seven prompts the official set held 57,307 answers.
Daily Dive #118 —
- Name a Disney Channel, Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network show — 2,879
- Name a branch or denomination of Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism, or Buddhism — 4,540
- Name a sports team whose logo contains red (NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, IPL, Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A, Ligue 1, or UEFA Champions League) — 137
- Name any anime (listed on MAL) — 26,505
- Name a song by Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Olivia Rodrigo, or Sabrina Carpenter. — 1,133
- Name a flower that naturally blooms blue, purple, or red — 7,461
- Name a country whose second letter is O — 32
The spread of the day: "a country whose second letter is O" at just 32 accepted answers against "any anime" at 26,505 — a 828-to-1 spread inside one dive. The narrow list is the one that decided runs. The wide side was the free half, and Katsudou Shashin still topped it. Across all seven prompts the official set held 42,687 answers.
Daily Dive #117 —
- Name a podcast (1K+ ratings on Spotify) — 7,294
- Name a villain from Star Wars, DC, or LOTR — 26,156
- Name a part of the human body below the waist — 2,660
- Name a language with more than 10 million total speakers — 123
- Name an animal that eats bugs — 41,238
- Name a toy brand — 7,640
- Name a country with "in" in its name — 30
The spread of the day: "a country with "in" in its name" at just 30 accepted answers against "an animal that eats bugs" at 41,238 — a 1375-to-1 spread inside one dive. The narrow list is the one that decided runs, and Eswatini took its 100. The wide side was the free half, and Bolas spider still topped it. Across all seven prompts the official set held 85,141 answers.
Daily Dive #116 —
- Name a recurring household bill — 338
- Name an animal that stings — 6,671
- Name a living bird bigger than a chicken — 432
- Name a place or landmark with Great or Grand in its name (like the Grand Canyon) — 22,494
- Name any item in Minecraft (older versions count too) — 2,404
- Name something you empty regularly at home — 279
- Name a method of advertising — 781
The spread of the day: "something you empty regularly at home" at just 279 accepted answers against "a place or landmark with Great or Grand in its name" at 22,494 — a 81-to-1 spread inside one dive. The narrow list is the one that decided runs, and Spittoon took its 100. The wide side was the free half, and Great Pyramid of Cholula still topped it. Across all seven prompts the official set held 33,399 answers.
Daily Dive #115 —
- Name a food with a filling inside. — 4,506
- Name an animated TV show that isn't meant for kids (no anime). — 1,731
- Name a country bigger than the UK but smaller than Egypt, by area. — 48
- Name a cardio exercise. — 614
- Name a song released in 2025 or 2026 with over 10 million Spotify streams. — 8,785
- Name a red sauce, dip or condiment. — 670
- Name an app or website where you book things (like Expedia for travel). — 8,167
The spread of the day: "a country bigger than the UK but smaller than Egypt, by area." at just 48 accepted answers against "a song released in 2025 or 2026 with over 10 million Spotify streams." at 8,785 — a 183-to-1 spread inside one dive. The narrow list is the one that decided runs, and Cameroon took its 100. The wide side was the free half, and Laika Party still topped it. Across all seven prompts the official set held 24,521 answers.
Daily Dive #114 —
- Name a fruit or vegetable that is red on the inside. — 148
- Name a setting you can change in a video game’s settings. — 1,498
- Name a country with "and" in its name — 22
- Name something players aim at to score in a sport (like a hoop). — 201
- Name a high-protein food ingredient—at least 8g of protein per 100g. — 3,470
- Name a way a person can feel, emotionally or physically (one word only) — 1,870
- Name something people wear that is designed for protection (everyday clothing doesn’t count) — 1,346
The spread of the day: "a country with "and" in its name" at just 22 accepted answers against "a high-protein food ingredient—at least 8g of protein per 100g." at 3,470 — a 158-to-1 spread inside one dive. The narrow list is the one that decided runs, and Solomon Islands took its 100. The wide side was the free half, and Tungrymbai still topped it. Across all seven prompts the official set held 8,555 answers.
Daily Dive #113 —
- Name an animal that can run faster than a human — 339
- Name a movie from Pixar, DreamWorks Animation, Illumination, Walt Disney Animation Studios, Sony Pictures Animation or Blue Sky Studios — 212
- Name a milk-based drink — 1,640
- Name a country that shares a land border with at least four other countries — 84
- Name a god from mythology (Hindu, Greek, Roman, Norse or Egyptian) — 2,433
- Name a type of dress — 3,518
- Name a type of balloon (it's my birthday) — 190
The spread of the day: "a country that shares a land border with at least four other countries" at just 84 accepted answers against "a type of dress" at 3,518 — a 42-to-1 spread inside one dive. The narrow list is the one that decided runs, and Montenegro took its 100. The wide side was the free half, and Letty Lynton dress still topped it. Across all seven prompts the official set held 8,416 answers.
Daily Dive #112 —
- Name something that's mined from the ground — 1,942
- Name a sea animal that isn't a fish or a bird — 11,809
- Name something that's naturally blue — 3,824
- Name an item used for eating or serving food (like a plate or spoon) — 2,265
- Name a sci-fi movie (tagged Sci-Fi on IMDb, 1,000+ votes) — 4,118
- Name a city with 1–10 million people (within city limits) — 699
- Name a dessert that's made out of dough — 3,282
The spread of the day: "a city with 1–10 million people" at just 699 accepted answers against "a sea animal that isn't a fish or a bird" at 11,809 — a 17-to-1 spread inside one dive. The narrow list is the one that decided runs, and Hulunbuir took its 100. The wide side was the free half, and Hoff crab still topped it. Across all seven prompts the official set held 27,939 answers.
Daily Dive #111 —
- Name a TV show that released or had a new season this year or last year — 40,423
- Name a superhero that can fly — 2,442
- Name a skincare brand — 19,359
- Name any Pokémon — 1,025
- Name a team sport (no esports, board games or card games) — 916
- Name someone currently serving in a national government or parliament. — 35,727
- Name a type of container (no appliances) — 2,350
The spread of the day: "a team sport" at just 916 accepted answers against "a TV show that released or had a new season this year or last year" at 40,423 — a 44-to-1 spread inside one dive. The narrow list is the one that decided runs, and Hooverball took its 100. The wide side was the free half, and Sazae-san still topped it. Across all seven prompts the official set held 102,242 answers.
Daily Dive #110 —
- Name a substance the human body produces — 12,223
- Name a news organization — 99,215
- Name something shaped like a cone — 2,144
- Name a clear, colourless drink — 249
- Name a country with the letter H in its name (ignore the word "the") — 30
- Name a movie rated 8.0 or higher on IMDb (at least 1,000 votes) — 2,059
- Name a music genre (listed as a genre on Spotify) — 6,431
The spread of the day: "a country with the letter H in its name" at just 30 accepted answers against "a news organization" at 99,215 — a 3307-to-1 spread inside one dive. The narrow list is the one that decided runs, and Seychelles took its 100. The wide side was the free half, and The Tombstone Epitaph still topped it. Across all seven prompts the official set held 122,351 answers.
Daily Dive #109 —
- Name someone with over 10 million Instagram followers — 1,532
- Name a holiday from anywhere in the world that is celebrated in October, November or December — 3,290
- Name a type of music release (like an album) — 297
- Name an animal that is native to South America — 19,395
- Name a tool used for digging — 416
- Name a chips or crisps brand — 2,658
- Name one of the 1,000 most common first names in the world — 997
The spread of the day: "a type of music release" at just 297 accepted answers against "an animal that is native to South America" at 19,395 — a 65-to-1 spread inside one dive. The narrow list is the one that decided runs, and Bone music took its 100. The wide side was the free half, and Olinguito still topped it. Across all seven prompts the official set held 28,585 answers.
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