Daily Dive · One recorded run
Recorded on (US Eastern): seven prompts and answers checked in the official Daily Dive #104. Each row states whether the answer was submitted and accepted, or shown by the official results reveal.
Match Dive #104 in your game. October 27, 2026 is when we recorded this run, not a confirmed official puzzle date; the game did not display one. US Eastern times use EDT or EST as applicable. How we checked it.
Jump to all seven answers ↓One checked example per prompt. The method column distinguishes accepted submissions from the official reveal.
| Round | Answer / tier | Points | Prompt / verification method |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SungrebeKrillion | 100 | Name a bird that lives in or by waterOfficial results reveal |
| 2 | AtlasRare | 60 | Name something with physical pages (named works don't count)Submitted and accepted |
| 3 | Disco ballPlankton | 10 | Name a type of ball outside of sportsSubmitted and accepted |
| 4 | BTSPlankton | 10 | Name a boy band or girl group with over 500,000 monthly listeners on SpotifySubmitted and accepted |
| 5 | GraduationSchooler | 30 | Name a part of the school year (events like prom count too)Submitted and accepted |
| 6 | NigeriaSchooler | 30 | Name a country whose flag has a white stripe through the centre (horizontal or vertical).Submitted and accepted |
| 7 | ChayoteRare | 60 | Name a one-word food or drink that starts with ChSubmitted and accepted |
A revealed answer was not necessarily submitted during this run. Its displayed points must not be counted as points earned by the player. These values are a record of what was shown, not a maximum possible score or a universal scoring table.
Sungrebe · Krillion, 100 points · Official results reveal.
The boundary is a bird associated with water, rather than a particular continent or a bird whose name contains a water word. The official post-game answer list placed Sungrebe in its Krillion filter at 100 points. We checked that reveal after timing out on this prompt; this was not a 100-point submission in our run. The list also contained other valid birds in lower-scoring filters.
Atlas · Rare, 60 points · Submitted and accepted.
This asks for a kind of physical object with pages. A specific book title falls outside the written restriction, while Atlas names a type of publication. The game accepted our input as Atlas and displayed Rare, 60 points and a 600-metre descent. That result confirms this example for the observed dive; it does not make every map product or digital atlas an accepted answer.
Disco ball · Plankton, 10 points · Submitted and accepted.
The important restriction is outside sports. A disco ball fits the non-sport object reading, and the game accepted the two-word phrase. It returned Plankton, 10 points and 100 metres. This illustrates that an accepted answer can still receive the lowest displayed tier: validity and rarity are separate questions. The phrase also shows that this prompt did not require a single word.
BTS · Plankton, 10 points · Submitted and accepted.
Both the group category and the listener threshold belong to this prompt. BTS was accepted and returned Plankton, 10 points and 100 metres in the observed game. We record the game's answer-set decision, not a fresh measurement of Spotify listeners. Listener totals change, so a saved result is not a current streaming-statistics source, and a popular solo act does not automatically qualify.
Graduation · Schooler, 30 points · Submitted and accepted.
The parenthetical broadens the category beyond terms, semesters and holidays to school events. Graduation was accepted as Schooler for 30 points and a 300-metre descent. Read the entire prompt before limiting yourself to calendar periods. This observation does not establish which events count in every school system or whether a similarly worded future prompt accepts the same set.
Nigeria · Schooler, 30 points · Submitted and accepted.
The country needs a central white stripe, and the prompt allows either orientation. Nigeria was accepted with Schooler, 30 points and 300 metres. Its vertical white central band fits that reading. A white emblem, white border or stripe located elsewhere is a different condition; the exact wording matters more than recalling any flag that happens to contain white.
Chayote · Rare, 60 points · Submitted and accepted.
This prompt combines a category with two spelling restrictions: one word, beginning with Ch. Chayote was accepted and returned Rare, 60 points and 600 metres. Consider different foods or drinks while retaining both restrictions. A two-word dish or a word that merely contains ch would not meet the same written boundary.
Submitted answers were accepted during the recorded run; revealed answers came from the official results screen. Other answers may also be accepted. A single set of results cannot establish the complete answer list, the frequency of other players’ choices, or a universal rarity formula.
Read how to play Krillion for the controls and rules, or the rarity tiers guide for the limits of scoring claims. Our independent Category Recall Lab trains recall with a different question set and breadth scoring.
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One desktop-browser Daily Dive observed directly at krillion.io. Six answers were submitted and accepted. Round 1 was used to check an unrecognized input and then timed out; its Sungrebe example was verified in the official post-game Krillion filter, not submitted successfully. The game showed Dive #104 but no calendar date, so this record uses the challenge number. These are examples from one observation, not the complete answer sets, a perfect run or a guarantee that later versions will score identically.
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