#1
Naruto
Naruto feels difficult because its 5-character pool compresses into 1 release-year anchors, 3 hair-color buckets, and 4 eye-color buckets.
Overlap 16
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Hardest Anime Wordle series
The hardest series in Anime Wordle usually have several characters that share years and visual traits, which makes franchise-mode solves less forgiving. This page ranks the current series that create the most overlap inside their own pool.
#2
Demon Slayer
Demon Slayer feels difficult because its 4-character pool compresses into 1 release-year anchors, 2 hair-color buckets, and 4 eye-color buckets.
Overlap 12
#3
One Piece
One Piece feels difficult because its 4-character pool compresses into 1 release-year anchors, 4 hair-color buckets, and 2 eye-color buckets.
Overlap 12
#4
Hunter x Hunter
Hunter x Hunter feels difficult because its 4-character pool compresses into 1 release-year anchors, 4 hair-color buckets, and 3 eye-color buckets.
Overlap 11
#5
My Hero Academia
My Hero Academia feels difficult because its 4-character pool compresses into 1 release-year anchors, 3 hair-color buckets, and 4 eye-color buckets.
Overlap 11
#6
Attack on Titan
Attack on Titan feels difficult because its 3-character pool compresses into 1 release-year anchors, 2 hair-color buckets, and 2 eye-color buckets.
Overlap 9
#7
Bleach
Bleach feels difficult because its 3-character pool compresses into 1 release-year anchors, 3 hair-color buckets, and 2 eye-color buckets.
Overlap 8
#8
Death Note
Death Note feels difficult because its 3-character pool compresses into 1 release-year anchors, 2 hair-color buckets, and 3 eye-color buckets.
Overlap 8
#9
KonoSuba
KonoSuba feels difficult because its 3-character pool compresses into 1 release-year anchors, 2 hair-color buckets, and 3 eye-color buckets.
Overlap 8
#10
Neon Genesis Evangelion
Neon Genesis Evangelion feels difficult because its 3-character pool compresses into 1 release-year anchors, 3 hair-color buckets, and 2 eye-color buckets.
Overlap 8