Today's answers

Krillion answers for October 13, 2026

Dive #90 (2026-10-13). 8,805 accepted answers across seven prompts, of which 10 reached the Krillion tier; 15 answers carry a quip.

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Percentages are the share of a prompt's players who gave that answer, counted at 07:38 UTC on October 13. Tiers are set by the game in advance, so a common answer can still sit in a high tier.

1Name an Amazon product, service or company Amazon owns

1,113 accepted answers · 219,697 picks counted

Gem answers

  • A9.comKrillionAmazon's 2004 search engine gave toolbar users a pi-over-two percent discount.
  • Amazon AuctionsKrillionLaunched in 1999 to fight eBay, folded into zShops within two years.

Most picked

  1. Amazon PrimePlankton
  2. Amazon Web ServicesSchooler
  3. KindlePlankton

Deep cuts players found

  1. Amazon Books
  2. Amazon Grocery
  3. Amazon Food

2Name a fruit or vegetable that starts with B

2,620 accepted answers · 228,722 picks counted

Gem answers

  • BakeappleKrillionNewfoundlanders' name for the cloudberry, picked on bogs each August.
  • Bush tomatoRareAustralia's desert raisin, an Aboriginal bush food sold dried under that name.

Most picked

  1. BananaPlankton
  2. BeetPlankton
  3. Bok choySchooler

Deep cuts players found

  1. Bael
  2. Babaco
  3. Baobab fruit

3Name a driving or traffic offence

240 accepted answers · 198,085 picks counted

Gem answers

  • Furious drivingKrillionStill charged under an 1861 law written for horse-drawn carriages.
  • Running out of fuel on the AutobahnKrillionGerman law treats an empty tank as an avoidable, finable Autobahn stop.

Most picked

  1. Driving under the influencePlankton
  2. SpeedingPlankton
  3. Vehicular manslaughterRare

Deep cuts players found

  1. Coasting
  2. Splashing pedestrians
  3. Arm out of the window

4Name a fictional character played by more than one actor in live-action movies

2,611 accepted answers · 200,841 picks counted

Gem answers

  • Lewis DodgsonKrillionCameron Thor's Barbasol-can briber returned in Dominion as Campbell Scott.
  • George McFlyRareJeffrey Weissman wore prosthetics to replace Crispin Glover, who sued.

Most picked

  1. Spider-ManPlankton
  2. DumbledoreSchooler
  3. James BondPlankton

Deep cuts players found

  1. Severus Snape
  2. Goku
  3. Rodrick Heffley

5Name a country that has part of the Alps, the Andes or the Himalayas

21 accepted answers · 201,627 picks counted

Gem answers

  • MonacoKrillionIts highest ground is a slope of Mont Agel, a Maritime Alp.
  • HungaryDeep cutIts Alpokalja foothills top out at Írott-kő, 882 metres, by Austria.
  • LiechtensteinDeep cutAll 160 square kilometres of it sit inside the Rhaetian Alps.
  • VenezuelaDeep cutPico Bolívar, its highest summit, stands in the Andes near Mérida.

Most picked

  1. NepalPlankton
  2. BhutanRare
  3. SwitzerlandPlankton

6Name a city in Asia with over 1 million people within city limits

544 accepted answers · 196,019 picks counted

Gem answer

  • DandongKrillionIts Broken Bridge stops halfway across the river toward North Korea.

Most picked

  1. BangkokPlankton
  2. SingaporeSchooler
  3. TokyoPlankton

Deep cuts players found

  1. Ganzhou
  2. Changzhi
  3. Changzhou

7Name a shampoo brand

1,656 accepted answers · 205,395 picks counted

Gem answers

  • Body on TapKrillionBristol-Myers' 1970s shampoo was made with one-third real beer.
  • Lemon UpKrillionIts 1970s bottle wore a plastic lemon for a cap.

Most picked

  1. Head & ShouldersPlankton
  2. DovePlankton
  3. PantenePlankton

Deep cuts players found

  1. CeraVe
  2. Method
  3. &honey

The six rarity tiers

Every accepted answer is sorted into a tier by how rare it is. Your daily depth is the sum of the tiers you hit: a perfect seven-answer sheet reaches 7,000 m.

TierPointsDepthAnswers in this sheetWhat it means
Krillion1001,000 m10One in a krillion: the rarest tier.
Deep cut85850 m7,526Most of the sheet lands here.
Rare60600 m1,001Uncommon answers.
Schooler30300 m228Answers plenty of players give.
Too clever15150 m0Clever, but too many players said it.
Plankton10100 m40The obvious answer, down at the seabed.