Krillion Spelling: Check the Name You Actually Enter

Use a complete, recognizable answer that fits the question. The official game supports aliases and autocorrect, but that does not establish a universal rule for every accent, hyphen, plural or shortened title.

Check the entered name

1. Read the input field: a keyboard may change the word you intended to enter.
2. Check the response type: an actor's name does not answer a character question.
3. Keep the full label: a partial surname or shortened film title can be ambiguous.
4. Use the displayed message: if time remains after a retry request, correct the input or choose another qualifying candidate.

A recorded label is useful evidence

The historical tennis result in the sports guide displays Stefanos Tsitsipas at Rare, 60 points. It confirms that complete label in that example; it does not establish that every partial surname or alternative spelling would match.

Singular, plural and punctuation

Use the standard name of the entity you mean. Keep a title's words and a person's complete name where possible. A grammatical variation may be accepted through an alias, but our saved record cannot confirm every live matching variant.

The official FAQ explains alias/autocorrect support and possible omissions. Do not infer the game's entire text-processing pipeline from conventions used by other word games.

What our practice actually matches

Our separate checker ignores capitalization and extra whitespace. It compares the resulting text to the saved roster. It does not promise to strip all accents or punctuation, or expand every plural, subtitle and nickname into an accepted answer.

• Use Answer Lookup to find recorded spellings and dates.
• After answering in practice, expand the saved list and compare the complete name.
• If a valid candidate is absent, consult the rejection guide; a practice miss is not an official invalidity ruling.