1. Name a famous mathematician
The rarest answer starts with “S” (19 letters, 2 words). Only 4 answers on this prompt score Deep Cut or better — think past the obvious.
Answer archive
Krillion answers — Sunday, April 18, 2027
One day of Krillion Infinite, preserved in full.
These are the 7 prompts from the Krillion Infinite daily dive for Sunday, April 18, 2027, with every accepted answer published by rarity tier — from the Plankton answer everyone gave, down to the One in a Krillion answer worth 100 points. Already played? Compare your dive honestly. Not played yet? If this page is today's date, close it and play first — spoilers are real down here.
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Want to almost find it yourself first? Each hint describes that prompt's rarest answer — its first letter, its length, and how much company it has in the deep tiers — without naming it. The full answers are right below, past the point of no return.
2. Name a country with a red and white flag
The rarest answer starts with “T” (5 letters). Only 4 answers on this prompt score Deep Cut or better — think past the obvious.
3. Name a famous physicist
The rarest answer starts with “M” (10 letters, 2 words). Only 4 answers on this prompt score Deep Cut or better — think past the obvious.
4. Name a city known for its canals
The rarest answer starts with “G” (9 letters). Only 4 answers on this prompt score Deep Cut or better — think past the obvious.
5. Name a movie about the ocean
The rarest answer starts with “M” (20 letters, 3 words). Only 4 answers on this prompt score Deep Cut or better — think past the obvious.
6. Name a revolutionary leader
The rarest answer starts with “T” (20 letters, 2 words). Only 4 answers on this prompt score Deep Cut or better — think past the obvious.
7. Name a sport with no ball
The rarest answer starts with “F” (7 letters). Only 4 answers on this prompt score Deep Cut or better — think past the obvious.
The full answers
Name a famous mathematician
🫧 Plankton (10 pts): Fibonacci, Rene Descartes
🤡 Too Clever (15 pts): Pythagoras, Isaac Newton
🐟 Schooler (30 pts): Euclid, Archimedes
🦑 Rare (60 pts): Leonhard Euler, Carl Friedrich Gauss
🏮 Deep Cut (85 pts): Alan Turing, John von Neumann
🌟 One in a Krillion (100 pts): Srinivasa Ramanujan, Emmy Noether
Name a country with a red and white flag
🫧 Plankton (10 pts): Japan, Canada, Turkey
🤡 Too Clever (15 pts): Switzerland, Denmark
🐟 Schooler (30 pts): Poland, Indonesia
🦑 Rare (60 pts): Austria, Peru
🏮 Deep Cut (85 pts): Malta, Georgia
🌟 One in a Krillion (100 pts): Tonga, Bahrain
Name a famous physicist
🫧 Plankton (10 pts): Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla
🤡 Too Clever (15 pts): Stephen Hawking, Isaac Newton
🐟 Schooler (30 pts): Galileo Galilei, Michael Faraday
🦑 Rare (60 pts): Werner Heisenberg, Marie Curie
🏮 Deep Cut (85 pts): Richard Feynman, Erwin Schrodinger
🌟 One in a Krillion (100 pts): Max Planck, Niels Bohr
Name a city known for its canals
🫧 Plankton (10 pts): Venice
🤡 Too Clever (15 pts): Amsterdam
🐟 Schooler (30 pts): Bangkok
🦑 Rare (60 pts): Stockholm, St. Petersburg
🏮 Deep Cut (85 pts): Bruges, Birmingham
🌟 One in a Krillion (100 pts): Giethoorn, Suzhou
Name a movie about the ocean
🫧 Plankton (10 pts): Titanic
🤡 Too Clever (15 pts): Jaws
🐟 Schooler (30 pts): Pirates of the Caribbean, Finding Nemo
🦑 Rare (60 pts): The Little Mermaid, Moana
🏮 Deep Cut (85 pts): Life of Pi, Cast Away
🌟 One in a Krillion (100 pts): Master and Commander, The Perfect Storm
Name a revolutionary leader
🫧 Plankton (10 pts): Martin Luther King Jr., Gandhi
🤡 Too Clever (15 pts): George Washington, Nelson Mandela
🐟 Schooler (30 pts): Fidel Castro, Ho Chi Minh
🦑 Rare (60 pts): Vladimir Lenin, Maximilien Robespierre
🏮 Deep Cut (85 pts): Che Guevara, Emiliano Zapata
🌟 One in a Krillion (100 pts): Toussaint Louverture, Simon Bolivar
Name a sport with no ball
🫧 Plankton (10 pts): Swimming
🤡 Too Clever (15 pts): Running
🐟 Schooler (30 pts): Track and Field, Skiing
🦑 Rare (60 pts): Boxing, Wrestling
🏮 Deep Cut (85 pts): Gymnastics, Diving
🌟 One in a Krillion (100 pts): Fencing, Archery