Narutodle answers archive

October 2026 (19)

September 2026 (29)

Where each day sits

Months are listed newest first and each date links to that day's full solution on its month page. Narutodle resets at 00:00 UTC, and every archive entry is stamped with a publish time of 00:00 UTC on its date, so a row appears at the reset. The summary column names all four answers for Europe, then for America.

Rows are grouped by month, and a month heading shows how many entries it holds. If you only want one mode, the summary column is enough: it names each answer with its mode and region, so you can read the Eye answer without opening the day and seeing the rest.

The first entry in the window, dated September 2, is Europe #853; the newest, dated October 11, lists Europe #892 and America #893.

Puzzle numbers 853 to 893

The # column is the Europe number. On 24 of the 40 dates the two regions shared a number and identical answers; on 16, America was one number ahead. No number appears with two different answer sets anywhere in the archive, so look up a past game by the number you played. #861, #884, #891 and #893 were America-only in this window; #853 was Europe-only.

A worked lookup from the list: the October 5 row shows #887 for both regions, with Hanzo in Classic, Killer B in Jutsu, Shikaku Nara in Eye and Kurama in Quote. The October 6 row repeats #887 for Europe, while America moves to #888: Tayuya, Hidan, Mei Terumi and Zabuza Momochi. On October 7, Europe shows #888 and America #889. Europe's number stood still on consecutive dates three times in the window and skipped one number three times, so the number is the safer key.

Counts per mode

Each mode's 41 answers were 41 different characters; no character answered the same mode twice in the window. The right-hand column counts answers that also turned up in another mode.

That's 130 of the 164 answer slots, about 79%, filled by a character who appeared in at least one other mode during the window. Narutodle's Classic and Quote answers were the most likely of the four to be names you'd already seen elsewhere.

All four modes, five characters

Five characters answered every mode once within the 41 puzzles.

Naruto Uzumaki's four appearances were the most compressed: Eye on #889, Jutsu on #891 and Classic on #893, all within five puzzles, after a Quote appearance much earlier on #856. Yugito Nii opened the window the same way, Quote on #854 then Eye on #855.

Is reuse the norm here?

In this game, yes. Of the 86 characters, 34 appeared once, 31 twice, 16 three times and 5 four times, so 52 characters, a clear majority, answered more than one mode. Classic and Quote were the most connected: 35 of the 41 answers in each also showed up elsewhere.

The three-time characters were A (Fourth Raikage), Darui, Hiashi Hyuga, Ino Yamanaka, Kurenai Yuhi, Mei Terumi, Nagato, Sai, Sakura Haruno, Shino Aburame, Shisui Uchiha, Suigetsu Hozuki, Tayuya, the Ten-Tails, Tenten and Yagura Karatachi.

To check a hunch on a hard day, search this page for the character's name. Each date they answered appears in the summary column with the mode beside it, so one search shows whether they were a recent Eye, Jutsu, Quote or Classic answer.

Which modes shared characters

Shared characters for each pair of modes, highest first:

Jutsu and Quote shared the most characters, and Jutsu and Eye the fewest, even though both are recognition modes. A character you just met as a Jutsu answer is therefore a better candidate on a Quote day than on an Eye day, at least on this window's evidence.

For Classic specifically, the strongest link was Eye, with 20 shared characters, followed by Quote with 18 and Jutsu with 17. If a name from a recent Eye answer fits your Classic columns, it deserves a guess before an unfamiliar one.

• Jutsu and Quote: 21
• Classic and Eye: 20
• Eye and Quote: 20
• Classic and Quote: 18
• Classic and Jutsu: 17
• Jutsu and Eye: 13

Back-to-back appearances

Across 78 returns, the median gap was 10 puzzles and the longest 33; 14 returns came within three puzzles and 30 within seven. Five came on consecutive numbers: Yugito Nii (Quote #854, Eye #855), Danzo Shimura (Classic #863, Eye #864), Yagura Karatachi (Eye #877, Jutsu #878), Hiashi Hyuga (Jutsu #881, Classic #882) and Kurenai Yuhi (Eye #884, Quote #885). If yesterday's Eye answer is on the tip of your tongue for today's Jutsu, it isn't a silly guess.

The median tells the more useful story, though. Half of all returns came ten or more puzzles later, so the archive's value is in the last few weeks, not just yesterday.

Studying for Classic with old answers

Classic colors columns for gender, village, clan, chakra nature, rank and debut arc, with an arrow on debut arc pointing toward the answer. Chakra nature is multi-valued, so a partial means at least one nature overlaps. To practice, take a Classic answer from the archive and score your usual opener against it: does the arc arrow split the timeline, and does village or clan come back informative?

The archive is useful here because its Classic answers range widely, from the Ten-Tails on #853 to Naruto Uzumaki on #893. The Narutodle guide walks through #853 in full, and the profile it describes, a guess that comes back red on village, clan and rank, is easy to check against other unusual answers in the list.

A weekly version of the drill: take the seven most recent Classic answers and, before checking anything, write down what your opener would show on village, clan, rank and the arc arrow for each. Then compare with what you know of the character. Classic didn't repeat a character once in these 41 puzzles, so you're testing your method, not memorizing a list. If the arc arrow points the same way most days, your opener's debut sits too close to one end of the timeline.

Jutsu and Eye as a study list

The recognition modes don't reward deduction, they reward having seen the clue before. Jutsu shows a technique, Eye a close crop of a character's eyes, and Quote a line with the speaker removed. With 52 characters crossing modes in six weeks, reading down the Jutsu and Eye answers is close to a revision list for the next month.

Eye is the mode where the archive helps least on its own, since the crop is the clue and our entries record only the name. Pair an Eye answer from the list with what you know of that character's eyes, and check the day page when you want the full solution laid out.

Jutsu — the misses teach the techniques, and the archive's Jutsu answers are a study list.— HintSheet's Narutodle guide, on the best mode for newcomers

Second half against the first

Splitting the window in two: of the 84 answer slots in puzzles #873 to #893, 48 went to characters that had already answered something in #853 to #872. More than half of the later answers were names from the first three weeks, appearing in a different mode. That's the strongest case for skimming this archive before a hard day. Today's answers are on Narutodle answers today.

Put another way: if you'd read through the first three weeks of this archive, you'd have met the answer to more than half of the next three weeks' slots, though usually in a different mode. Classic is the exception you can't shortcut, because no Classic answer repeated in these 41 puzzles, but even there the familiarity helps when the columns narrow to a few names.

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