Krillion Answers Today: Prompts and Rare Picks

Krillion answers for today, Friday, November 6, 2026 (Dive #114): all seven prompts with rare picks that should sink you deep and the common answers that will leave you floating.

  • Dive #114
  • 7 prompts
  • Rare picks for each
  • Updated daily

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What is the Krillion answer today

There is no single Krillion answer today: each of the seven prompts in Dive #114 accepts many correct answers, and the rarer your correct answer, the deeper you dive. Below are suggested rare answers for every prompt, plus the common ones to skip.

Krillion does not publish an answer key, and no site has the official answer list. What we can do is read each prompt closely and list valid answers that most players are unlikely to type. That is the whole game. Treat the picks as a starting point: Krillion rates rarity against its own lists, so one of our picks may turn out to be popular, or not on its list.

How to play Krillion Dive #114

Open krillion.io and press “Begin descent”. You get seven prompts with 25 seconds each, and you type one answer per prompt. Every point you score sinks your krill 10 metres, and a perfect 700-point dive reaches the trench floor. You get one dive per day, so read the prompt list below before you start.

All 7 prompts and rare answers — Friday, November 6, 2026

  1. #1Name a fruit or vegetable that is red on the inside.

    Rare picks:

    • red dragon fruit
    • red guava
    • prickly pear
    • Pink Pearl apple

    Skip these (too common):

    • tomato
    • watermelon
    • red pepper
    • beet
    • blood orange

    Wording trap: Must be red on the inside—skin color alone doesn't count, and it must be a fruit or vegetable.

  2. #2Name a setting you can change in a video game’s settings.

    Rare picks:

    • field of view
    • motion blur
    • invert Y-axis
    • vibration

    Skip these (too common):

    • volume
    • brightness
    • difficulty
    • subtitles

    Wording trap: Must be an actual changeable setting, not a whole menu category.

  3. #3Name a country with "and" in its name

    Rare picks:

    • Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
    • São Tomé and Príncipe
    • Saint Kitts and Nevis
    • United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

    Skip these (too common):

    • Trinidad and Tobago
    • Bosnia and Herzegovina
    • Antigua and Barbuda

    Wording trap: Safest reading is the word "and". Names that only contain the letters (Andorra, Rwanda, Iceland) may not be accepted, and territories such as Turks and Caicos are not countries.

  4. #4Name something players aim at to score in a sport (like a hoop).

    Rare picks:

    • wicket
    • jack
    • clay pigeon
    • pins

    Skip these (too common):

    • goal
    • hoop
    • net
    • bullseye

    Wording trap: Must be a physical target aimed at to score, not the scoring area boundary.

  5. #5Name a high-protein food ingredient—at least 8g of protein per 100g.

    Rare picks:

    • lentils
    • hemp seeds
    • parmesan
    • tempeh

    Skip these (too common):

    • chicken
    • eggs
    • beef
    • tofu

    Wording trap: Must meet 8g protein per 100g—check items like tofu that hover near the line.

  6. #6Name a way a person can feel, emotionally or physically (one word only)

    Rare picks:

    • nauseous
    • euphoric
    • dizzy
    • melancholy

    Skip these (too common):

    • happy
    • sad
    • angry
    • anxious

    Wording trap: One word only—no phrases like 'worn out' allowed.

  7. #7Name something people wear that is designed for protection (everyday clothing doesn’t count)

    Rare picks:

    • shin guards
    • earplugs
    • knee pads
    • mouthguard

    Skip these (too common):

    • helmet
    • gloves
    • goggles
    • sunglasses

    Wording trap: Everyday clothing excluded—must be designed for protection, not warmth or style.

Rare picks are our own suggestions for valid uncommon answers, generated with AI assistance and not taken from Krillion’s answer sheet, which is never published. Krillion scores them against its own lists, so a pick can still come back less rare than expected.

Krillion scoring for these answers

Krillion splits valid answers by how rare they are. Obvious answers barely score. “Too clever” answers, the ones players reach for to be smart, score modestly because so many people try them. Deep cuts score well, and each prompt has a hand-picked “Krillion” gem worth the most. A wrong answer, an answer that breaks the prompt’s rule, or running out of time scores zero. The “Skip these” lists above are our estimate of the floating answers for this dive.

Krillion answers vs the daily hints

If you would rather solve Dive #114 yourself with gentler clues, the Krillion hints page shows the same prompts with the answers folded away. Answers are best for players who have already finished or who want to learn which kinds of answers count as rare. Older dives stay online permanently in the Krillion archive.

Tips to score higher on this Krillion dive

  1. Pick a rare answer you are sure of. A slightly less rare answer you know is valid beats a guess.
  2. Check the rules in the prompt. Word limits, “everyday clothing doesn’t count” and nutritional thresholds all disqualify otherwise good answers.
  3. Type the standard name. Krillion accepts aliases and small typos, but an unusual nickname can be auto-corrected into something else.
  4. Avoid the strike-through list. Those answers will be typed by a big share of the school.

FAQ

What is the Krillion answer today?

Krillion Dive #114 has seven prompts, each with many valid answers. The best answer is a valid one few players give; this page suggests rare picks for all seven.

Are these the official Krillion answers?

No. Krillion does not publish its answer sheet. The prompts are official; the rare picks are our own suggestions and may score differently in the game.

When does the Krillion answer page update?

Right after the daily dive resets at midnight US Eastern time. Yesterday’s page moves to a permanent dated address and stays in the archive.

Why did my rare answer score low in Krillion?

Krillion measures rarity against its own data. An answer that feels rare can still be common among players, especially the go-to clever picks the game labels “too clever”.

Can I replay yesterday’s Krillion?

The daily dive is one attempt per day. Krillion’s own archive lets you revisit aired dailies, and our dated answer pages keep every past prompt list.

How many points is a perfect Krillion dive?

Seven hundred points, which is 7,000 metres of depth at 10 metres per point. That means up to 100 points per prompt.

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