Krillion #113 hints & answers for November 5, 2026
Krillion #113 — seven prompts, no Too Clever tier today, and a birthday round to finish.
Each prompt starts with gentle hints. Answers stay hidden until you open them, so you only see as much as you want.
Updated
- Prompt 1Animals
Name an animal that can run faster than a human
Hint 1
Almost any creature counts — wild or domestic, feathered or furry.
Hint 2
The test is speed, not size; anything topping roughly 45 km/h works.
Hint 3
Common generic names are the easy picks; a precise breed or species scores higher.
Plankton · 10 ptswhat everyone says first
Cheetah, Dog, Horse, Lion, Ostrich
Schooler · 30 ptssolid, but swims with the school
Cat, Deer, Gazelle, Kangaroo, Giraffe, Leopard
Rare · 60 ptsgenuinely uncommon
Pronghorn, Springbok, Greyhound, Wildebeest, Baboon, Bobcat, Border Collie, Warthog
Deep Cut · 85 ptstrue obscurity
Quarter Horse, Akhal-Teke, Afghan Hound, Plains zebra, Arctic hare, Blackbuck
The Krillion gem · 100 pts
Patas monkey
The patas monkey can sprint at about 55 km/h, faster than any other primate.
Generic animal names score lower than specific breeds or species.
- Prompt 2Movies
Name a movie from Pixar, DreamWorks Animation, Illumination, Disney Animation (including Disneytoon and Disney TV Animation), Sony Pictures Animation or Blue Sky Studios
Hint 1
Any animated feature from those Hollywood studios qualifies, not just the ones from your childhood.
Hint 2
With close to 300 accepted titles, almost any well-known cartoon feature will land somewhere.
Hint 3
Straight-to-video sequels and old anthology films are the deeper picks.
Plankton · 10 ptswhat everyone says first
Toy Story, Shrek, Finding Nemo, Frozen, The Lion King, Minions, Cars, Despicable Me
Schooler · 30 ptssolid, but swims with the school
Ratatouille, WALL-E, Kung Fu Panda, Coco, Megamind, Bee Movie, Zootopia
Rare · 60 ptsgenuinely uncommon
Turbo, Hop, Antz, Bolt, The Emperor's New Groove, A Goofy Movie
Deep Cut · 85 ptstrue obscurity
Arthur Christmas, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Brother Bear, Abominable, Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie
The Krillion gem · 100 pts
Make Mine Music
A 1946 Disney package film; one of its segments is about a whale who longs to sing opera.
Direct-to-video sequels and older package films tend to go deep.
- Prompt 3Drinks
Name a milk-based drink
Hint 1
Look beyond the café menu: hot and cold, everyday and regional all count.
Hint 2
Anything built on milk works — tea, coffee, yogurt-style and dessert drinks alike.
Hint 3
Branded and regional specialities are the deeper picks; the plain classics come first to mind.
Plankton · 10 ptswhat everyone says first
Chocolate milk, Hot chocolate, Latte, Milkshake
Schooler · 30 ptssolid, but swims with the school
Lassi, Milk tea, Bubble tea, Eggnog, Masala chai, Cappuccino, Banana milk
Rare · 60 ptsgenuinely uncommon
Cortado, Egg cream, Ayran, Butter tea, Calpis, Babyccino
Deep Cut · 85 ptstrue obscurity
Bhang lassi, Abuelita, Acidophilus milk
The Krillion gem · 100 pts
Posset
A warm drink of milk curdled with wine or ale. In Macbeth, Lady Macbeth drugs the guards’ possets.
Most of the 1,668 accepted answers are brand names, and that is where the Deep Cuts hide.
- Prompt 4Geography
Name a country that shares a land border with at least four other countries
Hint 1
The bar is only four neighbours, so the biggest countries are not the only option.
Hint 2
Every continent has candidates; Africa and South America are easy to overlook.
Hint 3
Countries ringed by many small neighbours tend to slip people's minds.
Plankton · 10 ptswhat everyone says first
China, Brazil, France, Germany, India, Italy, Russia
Schooler · 30 ptssolid, but swims with the school
Argentina, Austria, Poland, Spain, South Africa, Egypt
Rare · 60 ptsgenuinely uncommon
Zambia, Hungary, Croatia, Bolivia, Ethiopia, Albania, Mali, Niger
Deep Cut · 85 ptstrue obscurity
Angola, Cameroon, Colombia, Guatemala, Senegal, Tajikistan
The Krillion gem · 100 pts
Montenegro
It borders exactly five countries and also has a coastline on the Adriatic Sea.
Only 84 answers are accepted, and just 10 of them are Deep Cuts.
- Prompt 5Mythology
Name a god from mythology (Hindu, Greek, Roman, Norse or Egyptian)
Hint 1
Five pantheons are allowed, so you can look well beyond the Greek peaks.
Hint 2
Minor deities count just as much as the famous ones.
Hint 3
Figures with a very narrow domain, rarely worshipped today, are the deepest picks.
Plankton · 10 ptswhat everyone says first
Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Thor
Schooler · 30 ptssolid, but swims with the school
Athena, Apollo, Anubis, Loki, Ganesha, Krishna, Odin, Hera
Rare · 60 ptsgenuinely uncommon
Thoth, Heimdall, Hanuman, Janus, Hecate, Bastet, Baldur
Deep Cut · 85 ptstrue obscurity
Sobek, Freyr
The Krillion gem · 100 pts
Cloacina
The Roman goddess who watched over the Cloaca Maxima, the great sewer of ancient Rome.
With 2,445 accepted answers, minor deities from any of the five pantheons count.
- Prompt 6Fashion
Name a type of dress
Hint 1
Any length and any occasion counts, from bridal to everyday wear.
Hint 2
Silhouette-based names and region-specific traditional garments both work.
Hint 3
The easy ones are what you see in shop windows; the deeper ones are historic or tied to a region.
Plankton · 10 ptswhat everyone says first
Wedding dress, Prom dress, Sundress, Cocktail dress
Schooler · 30 ptssolid, but swims with the school
Wrap dress, Little black dress, Ball gown, Bridesmaid dress, Floral dress, Maxi dress
Rare · 60 ptsgenuinely uncommon
Pinafore dress, T-shirt dress, Shift dress, A-line dress, Babydoll dress, Abaya, Áo dài, Slip dress
Deep Cut · 85 ptstrue obscurity
Batik cheongsam, Salzburger Dirndl, Begampuri sari
The Krillion gem · 100 pts
Letty Lynton dress
Named after the ruffled-sleeve gown Joan Crawford wore in the 1932 film Letty Lynton, which department stores went on to copy.
Autocorrect may add “dress” to your answer, so a single word can still count.
- Prompt 7Objects
Name a type of balloon (it's my birthday)
Hint 1
Think about material, shape, purpose and where it floats.
Hint 2
Not just party supplies — scientific and military balloons are accepted too.
Hint 3
The deeper picks are specialised: research platforms, medical devices and advertising gear.
Plankton · 10 ptswhat everyone says first
Helium balloon, Hot air balloon, Water balloon
Schooler · 30 ptssolid, but swims with the school
Balloon animal, Heart balloon, Number balloon, Party balloon, Weather balloon
Rare · 60 ptsgenuinely uncommon
Foil balloon, Latex balloon, Bubble balloon, Confetti balloon, Sky lantern, Barrage balloon
Deep Cut · 85 ptstrue obscurity
Barostat balloon, Balloon satellite, Advertising balloon, AirWalker balloon, Solar balloon
The Krillion gem · 100 pts
Planetary balloon
In 1985 the Soviet Vega missions released two balloons into the atmosphere of Venus, where they floated for about 46 hours.
If the game suggests a correction, you can confirm it or edit your answer before it counts.