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3,418 recorded answers
How to approach it
Treat the prompt as a memory test with a depth bonus rather than a trivia question. First, decide which of the three titles you know best, because confidence about spelling and role matters more than obscurity alone. Then walk that series' cast outward in rings: the core team, the antagonists, the mentors, the relatives, the one-arc allies, and finally the walk-ons whose names appear only in credits. Write down three candidates from the outer rings and pick the one you can describe in a sentence, since a name you cannot place is a name you probably misremember. Keep the spelling as credited, avoid fan nicknames, and submit the deepest name you are sure of rather than the strangest one you can invent.
Get a hint
Start with the three titles in the question and accept that each one carries hundreds of credited names, most of them visible only in episode credits or cast listings.
A little more
Move away from the leads and the headline villains: supporting fighters, relatives, crew hands, instructors and allies who appear for a single arc all have names and all count.
One step further
Aim for a figure you can place in one scene, with a name you would only know from a cast list, then check that your spelling matches the credited form before submitting.
Reveal answers 3,418
- Akita InuzukaDeep Cut85points
- AkkunDeep Cut85points
- Akudai KanzaburoDeep Cut85points
- AkumaiDeep Cut85points
- AladineDeep Cut85points
- AlanDeep Cut85points
- AlbionDeep Cut85points
- AliceDeep Cut85points
- All-Hunt GrountDeep Cut85points
- AllyDeep Cut85points
- AlmaDeep Cut85points
- Alois TyburDeep Cut85points
- AlpacacinoDeep Cut85points
- AlpacamanDeep Cut85points
- AlphaDeep Cut85points
- AltoDeep Cut85points
- AlvarDeep Cut85points
- AmachiDeep Cut85points
- AmadoDeep Cut85points
- AmadobDeep Cut85points
- AmagiDeep Cut85points
- Amagi IzunoDeep Cut85points
- AmaiDeep Cut85points
- AmandaDeep Cut85points
- AmaruDeep Cut85points
- AmayoDeep Cut85points
- AmazonDeep Cut85points
- AmenoDeep Cut85points
- AmeyukiDeep Cut85points
- Ameyuri RingoDeep Cut85points
- AmiDeep Cut85points
- AminoDeep Cut85points
- AmudaDeep Cut85points
- An ZengaiinaDeep Cut85points
- AnagumaDeep Cut85points
- AnatoDeep Cut85points
- AnbaDeep Cut85points
- Anbu Commander (Konoha Crush)Deep Cut85points
- AndreDeep Cut85points
- AngeDeep Cut85points
- AnikiDeep Cut85points
- Aniki (missing-nin)Deep Cut85points
- AnjoDeep Cut85points
- Anka RheinbergerDeep Cut85points
- AnkoroDeep Cut85points
- Ankorodō Shop OwnerDeep Cut85points
- Ant De BonhamDeep Cut85points
- AnteDeep Cut85points
- AntonioDeep Cut85points
- AnyDeep Cut85points
Why these answers count
The reveal rewards breadth, not fame. The only two entries at the very top, Pandaman (100) and Tonton (100), are comic side figures that most players would never think to write down, which is exactly why almost nobody did. Beneath them sits an enormous 85-point block of 3040 answers: minor crew members, retainers, exam proctors, clan relatives and one-scene fighters, each submitted by a handful of players. Names such as Aladine (85) and Akatsuchi (85) belong to that tier, and they score high because the field is thin, since a pick shared by a few people cannot be crowded. The 224 answers at 60 points are the ones the crowd reached for first, so they clear the bar but earn less for the same correct work. Obscurity alone is not a strategy, though: a name you cannot spell or place in the story risks dropping into the 62 recorded answers that fell short of the top tier.