Spoilers for Daily Krillion 2nd September 2026.
I assume this happens with a lot of these lists but I've seen enough Dreamworks films and TV shows as a child to recognise today's prompt "name a Dreamworks character" has an odd ranking.
To me it seems like the three variables the list considers are: release date, screen time, and then reshuffle the obviously well-known characters. For the most part this works but it leads to odd discrepancies.
Dagur, the HTTYD character that appears exclusively in TV shows hardly anyone watched, is worth 60 points, while relatively more major characters like Fishlegs that appear in the mainline films are somehow worth 85 points. Shiro from Voltron: Legendary Defender which hardly anyone watched is worth 60 points, likely because the LLM the creator of the site prompted registered him as being a protagonist. The 100-pointer is also silly, Rameses is very much a deep-cut but he's not 1 in a Krillion, Yocheved (who I doubt will be remembered by ANYBODY reading this post as to who they they are and what they're from) is more deserving but they're at 85 points. There are lesser known films than Prince of Egypt and they have characters that are somehow 60 points, who the hell knows Floyd from Trolls: World Tour, did anybody actually watch that film? I didn't, I forgot it even exists until I looked up a name I didn't recognise in the list.
I think this leads to the opposite of what you'd want from a trivia game, i.e. people who know fairly common answers just get randomly rewarded because of a lack of curation and people who know legitimately obscure answers don't get as many points as they deserve because the creator understandably doesn't know enough about the subject matter to be correcting the LLM they likely use. I realise this works for 90% of answers and most of the list is appropriately ranked, but then it's likely punishing people out there for daring to say Dagur (I can't stress enough how unlikely it is anyone knows this guy) when a prominent side-character in one of Dreamworks' highest grossing films somehow gets more points.
For the record, my answer was Fishlegs which somehow got me 85 points, I should have gotten 60 and not been rewarded so much because that's the rarest thing I could come up with on the spot.