Credits

The Naruto games use a reduced factual snapshot from Dattebayo API, with portraits linked from Narutopedia. Naruto characters and artwork belong to their respective owners. These unofficial fan games are not affiliated with the creators or publishers.

The Pokémon games use a pinned PokéAPI data snapshot and sprites from PokéAPI/sprites. See the source copyright notice and licence. Pokémon names and artwork belong to their respective owners. These unofficial fan games are not affiliated with Nintendo, Game Freak or The Pokémon Company.

Country names, codes and geographic starter data use world-countries. Country outlines use World Atlas. Flag clues are delivered by FlagCDN.

Anthemle recordings are individually credited below. Sources are linked Wikimedia Commons file pages where available, plus explicitly linked nationalanthems.info recordings for countries outside the reviewed public-domain collection.

Capital Quest uses world-countries 5.1.0 capital and country facts under ODbL-1.0. The pool includes capitals and seats of government, not every capital role. Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte is additionally included following Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Area and landlocked comparisons describe countries, not cities.

Element Hunt’s names, symbols, atomic numbers and table positions were independently transcribed from the IUPAC periodic table. La–Lu and Ac–Lr use the series names Lanthanoids and Actinoids rather than disputed group-3 positions. No IUPAC artwork is reproduced.

Palavra Diária uses a filtered five-letter dictionary by José João de Almeida, Rui Vilela and Alberto Simões (Universidade do Minho), under MPL-1.1. Download the modified dictionary source and copyright notices and licence. Daily answers are editorially selected; matching ignores accents and cedilla, but display spelling retains them.

Moon Hunt uses a factual snapshot of 26 moons from NASA/JPL satellite physical parameters, checked 9 September 2026. Radius and density are estimates; no NASA artwork is reproduced.

Currency Quest derives currency names, codes, symbols and country counts from world-countries 5.1.0 under ODbL-1.0. Counts cover only the game’s 195-country source set, not every territory or current legal-tender status.