Jiggle TV
Late-1970s press label for Charlie's Angels-style ABC shows.
Daily Dive #80 · 2026-10-03
Krillion Answers Today
Complete Krillion answers for Daily Dive #80 (Saturday, October 3, 2026): all 7 prompts with 5454 accepted answers, official rarity scores, scoring tiers (Plankton 10pt to One in a Krillion 100pt), and spoiler-safe strategy hints. Rare accepted answers score more points and sink deeper.
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7Daily prompts
5454Official answers
700Max daily score
7,000 mTrench floor
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Saturday, October 3, 2026
Today’s Krillion answers
1. Name a TV genre 2. Name a device used to magnify things 3. Name a type of structure built underground (man-made) 4. Name a body part an animal has for fighting or protection 5. Name a type of sausage 6. Name a board, card or hand game made for exactly two players 7. Name a country in the Americas where Spanish is not the most widely spoken language Tap a row to copy one of today’s Krillion answers, or reveal a whole prompt. Pick one per category to feed the calculator below.
Score tiers 100 One in a Krillion 85 Deep Cut 60 Rare 30 Schooler 15 Too Clever 10 Plankton
01 Name a TV genre Open
02 Name a device used to magnify things Open
03 Name a type of structure built underground (man-made) Open
04 Name a body part an animal has for fighting or protection Open
05 Name a type of sausage Open
06 Name a board, card or hand game made for exactly two players Open
07 Name a country in the Americas where Spanish is not the most widely spoken language Open
Score calculator
See how deep seven answers go.
This is not a game. It adds the official point values you pick above. Click Pick on one answer per prompt, or press Fill trench route to load today’s seven 100-point answers (700 / 7,000 m).
If you typed this route
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No picks yet · 0 / 700
One in a Krillion
Rare Krillion answers today
The 100-point official picks from this Daily Dive, if you want the trench route and can accept the spoiler.
Mo lei tau
Hong Kong nonsense comedy style made famous by Stephen Chow.
Cyclops lens
Rolex added it in 1953 to enlarge the date window.
Zograscope
An eighteenth-century upgrade for looking at pictures.
The game
A daily trivia challenge with a rarity score.
New to the format? Read what Krillion Game is before jumping into the rules and answer strategy.
Krillion is a free online daily. Every player gets the same seven category prompts, in the same order, once per day. You have roughly 15–20 seconds to name one thing that fits. Common answers barely move you. Rare answers that the official list still accepts sink you toward the trench.
The original client lives at krillion.io. This companion does not host a clone. We publish today’s Krillion answers, Krillion hints, the Krillion archive, and a 700-point calculator so you can study the meta without pretending to be the publisher.
Daily Dive #80 started on 16 July 2026. A new set seals at 04:00 UTC. Extra runs belong on Krillion unlimited plus the movies, sports, and geography packs. Those modes do not overwrite the daily score you compare with friends.
How to play
Seven prompts. One answer. Rarity pays.
1. Open the Daily Dive
Start at krillion.io. There is no difficulty slider and no category picker. The seven prompts are the dive.
2. Answer in ~20 seconds
Type a single word or short phrase. If the clock hits zero on a blank, that prompt is worth nothing.
3. Stay inside the category
A clever reject scores zero. The official list is the only validator. Spelling variants can fail even when the idea is right.
4. Depth is score × 10
Each point is 10 metres. 700 points is 7,000 metres. That is the published trench floor for a near-perfect day.
Full walkthrough on how to play. Too Clever and the other five tiers are on the rarity scale.
Score guide
How deep is a good score?
Official reveal tiers run Plankton 10, Too Clever 15, Schooler 30, Rare 60, Deep Cut 85, One in a Krillion 100. Seven perfect 100s is 700. Depth uses the same five ocean-light zones oceanographers describe, from the sunlit surface to the hadal trenches.
Sunlight0–20 pt
0–200 m. The answers everyone typed.
Twilight20–100 pt
200–1,000 m. A few uncommon picks.
Midnight100–400 pt
1,000–4,000 m. Rare answers start to pay.
Abyssal400–600 pt
4,000–6,000 m. A seriously good dive.
Hadal / trench600–700 pt
6,000–7,000 m. Almost every answer was rare and accepted.
Strategy
Think past the first answer.
Every prompt is a tiny auction. Crowded bids are cheap. Specific, still-valid bids pay.
Burn two seconds
Your first idea is the school’s idea. List three valid answers before you commit.
Specific beats general
On an animal prompt, “axolotl” usually out-dives “dog”, if it clearly fits.
Skip the stretch
If the category is narrow, a middle-rung lock beats a rejected 100-point fantasy.
Type before panic
Pick by second ten. A typo on a brilliant answer scores the same as a blank.
Unlimited and packs
Daily, themed, or endless.
Play the daily set first. Use Krillion unlimited when you want volume without spending the one score that counts.
Official
Daily Dive
Seven shared prompts, one attempt, comparable depths. This is the ritual.
Pack
Movies
Film prompts only. Cult titles usually out-dive the blockbuster.
Pack
Sports
Stadium sports to obscure disciplines. Specificity still wins.
Pack
Geography
Search Geography prompts, accepted answers, and rarity scores by game.
Practice
Hints before answers
Letter counts and initials if you still want to take the official dive before opening the full Krillion answers.
Finder
Search answers
Look up a prompt from Daily Dive history or Unlimited classic when it is not today’s set.
History
Krillion archive
Every Daily Dive since 16 July 2026. Use the Krillion archive for yesterday’s answers and date queries.
FAQ
Common questions
What is Krillion?
A free daily trivia game at krillion.io. Everyone gets the same seven prompts, about 20 seconds each. Rare accepted answers score more than obvious ones, and each point is 10 metres of depth.
How do you play the daily dive?
Open the official Daily Dive, read each category, and type one answer before the clock ends. A blank or rejected answer scores nothing. One official attempt counts per day; unlimited and themed packs are extra practice.
What are today's Krillion answers?
Today's Krillion answers for Saturday, October 3, 2026 (dive #80) cover seven prompts and 5454 official accepted answers, from Plankton (10 points) to One in a Krillion (100 points).
How does scoring work?
After you submit, your word is compared with other valid answers for that prompt. Crowded answers stay near the surface. Uncommon accepted answers sink you. A perfect 700-point run is 7,000 metres.
What is a good score?
100 points (1,000 m) is already a strong midnight-zone dive. 400 points reaches the abyss. 600–700 points is trench territory and means almost every pick was rare and accepted.
When does the next dive reset?
The official daily set resets at 04:00 UTC. Tomorrow’s answers stay sealed until then. This page shows a live countdown.
Is there an unlimited mode?
Yes. The publisher runs unlimited classic plus movies, sports, and geography packs at krillion.io. Those modes do not replace your one daily score.
Is this the official site?
No. krillion-game.com is an independent companion for Krillion answers. Play the original at krillion.io. This site logs the public reveal, hints, an archive, and a score calculator.