Krillion Recorded answers
3,423 recorded answers
How to approach it
Treat this as a memory dump rather than a quiz: set a two-minute timer and scribble every named figure you can pull from any of the three worlds, no matter how small the role. Then prune duplicates of the same person and anything you cannot tie to a single scene. Once the obvious names dry up, switch route instead of target — walk a faction, a village, a crew or a film cast and list its members one by one, because that mechanical sweep reaches names free recall never does. Keep the strange ones. A candidate you can place in a specific episode or chapter is worth submitting even when the name feels trivial, since documented obscurity is what earns the extra credit and an ordinary pick costs nothing.
Get a hint
Start with the supporting casts rather than the heroes: every one of these three worlds is padded with relatives, retainers and one-scene figures who still have a name.
A little more
Move outward to faction hangers-on: clerks, squad members, village oddballs and ships' crew, since these rosters are long and the middle tier of fame is where the points sit.
One step further
The safest high-value move is a figure from a filler arc, a film-only roster or a late-series flashback, because those are documented but hardly anyone thinks of them first.
Reveal answers 3,423
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- Ryū (Boruto)Deep Cut85points
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- SadoruDeep Cut85points
- SagaDeep Cut85points
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- SagiDeep Cut85points
- SagiriDeep Cut85points
- Sai (One Piece)Deep Cut85points
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- Saisu KamanoDeep Cut85points
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Why these answers count
The spread here is unusually lopsided. Two picks, Pandaman and Tonton, took the full 100 points, and they show what the top of this category rewards: a name that is genuinely on the record yet almost nobody retrieves under time pressure. Everything else worth having sits in a single huge cluster — 3232 of the 3381 scoring answers landed on 85, which tells you the grader is generous to any verifiable named figure, however tangential. Only 147 answers fell to 60, and that small tail is where the first-instinct picks live: the faces so central that thousands of people reach for them at once, which is exactly why they pay least. The logic is scarcity of retrieval, not quality of characterisation: the fewer players who think of a name, the more the reveal pays. Read the numbers as a strategy hint rather than a curiosity. There is no bonus for elegance or relevance, so a barely remembered extra from a filler episode is worth far more than a beloved lead, and submitting several small, defensible names beats agonising over one famous one.