Krillion field notes September 7, 2026

Krillion Too Clever: What 15 Points Means, With Real Examples

Understand the 15-point tier, search real Too Clever answers by word or question, and check the original dated sheet behind each example.

Too Clever earns 15 points, or 150 meters of depth. The answer counts for the question. This guide explains the tier, compares two dated Kakapo results and lets you search 518 recorded examples.

What the 15-point tier means

The official FAQ describes Too Clever as the familiar “obscure” pick: the unusual answer that comes readily to mind when you try to move beyond the obvious one. It is one of the six assigned tiers in a question’s answer set.

Read the displayed result before deciding what to review. A Too Clever badge calls for comparing other qualifying names. A retry message calls for checking the input and question conditions; the rejected-answer guide walks through that case.

Where Too Clever sits in the six-tier ladder

Plankton10 points 100 meters
Too Clever15 points 150 meters
Schooler30 points 300 meters
Rare60 points 600 meters
Deep Cut85 points 850 meters
One in a Krillion100 points 1,000 meters
Each point adds 10 meters of depth. Too Clever adds 5 points more than Plankton and 15 fewer than Schooler.

Seven 15-point answers total 105 points and 1,050 meters. Use the score calculator to combine Too Clever with other known tiers, or open the rarity reference for all six definitions.

The same word, two different questions

Kakapo shows why a useful review note includes the question as well as the name. These two saved results place it in different tiers:

Saved date and questionKakapo’s recorded tier
August 4: Name a parrot speciesToo Clever · 15
August 11: Name an animal threatened with extinctionDeep Cut · 85

When reviewing either date, compare the other names in that exact question before building your next recall note.

Read the note beside a recorded answer

Some saved entries include a short explanation. These examples keep that note beside its question and date.

Iran: Name a country that borders Iraq or Iran by land

The October 11, 2026 sheet records Too Clever, 15 points.

Saved note: Yes, the two in the question are neighbours.

Iraq: Name a country that borders Iraq or Iran by land

The October 11, 2026 sheet records Too Clever, 15 points.

Saved note: Borrowed straight from the question.

T-Series: Name a YouTuber with more than 10 million subscribers

The October 4, 2026 sheet records Too Clever, 15 points.

Saved note: 2019 was interesting

Turn a surprising result into a useful note

Write down the accepted name, the complete condition and the recorded tier. For Kakapo, “parrot species — August 4 — 15” and “threatened animal — August 11 — 85” preserve the two contexts in a few words. The 75-dive repeated-pick study groups 15 names with multiple Too Clever appearances if you want a smaller review list.

Check a candidate before entering it

  1. Read every condition. Keep the requested type, date boundary and spelling rule in view.
  2. Keep a qualifying fallback. Explore another branch only while you have time to enter a complete name.
  3. Check the name you can spell. Use the exact person, place, title or term requested by the question.
  4. Review the displayed tier afterward. Open the matching date, compare a few alternatives and add one useful connection to your notes.

Search recorded Too Clever answers

Search 518 distinct prompt-and-answer pairs across 518 Too Clever entries in 99 saved dives, from July 16, 2026 through October 22, 2026. Each result links to a dated question; repeated appearances are grouped together. Sources and collection method →

518 recorded examples.

Frequently asked questions

What does Too Clever mean in Krillion?

Too Clever is the 15-point tier for a go-to answer that feels obscure but is actually a familiar trivia pick. An accepted answer in this tier adds 150 meters of depth.

Is a Too Clever answer incorrect?

It is accepted for that question and earns 15 points. A retry message is a separate result: check the entered name and the full question while time remains.

Where does Too Clever sit in the score ladder?

Too Clever earns 15 points, between Plankton at 10 and Schooler at 30. Rare earns 60, Deep Cut 85 and One in a Krillion 100.

Can the same answer receive a different tier?

Yes. Kakapo received 15 for Name a parrot species on August 4, 2026, and 85 for Name an animal threatened with extinction on August 11. Keep the full question and date with each score.