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Animated Legends
Des(s)erts
Olympics
Palindromes
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Seen here, this food is popular in Japanese convenience stores (kobini)
Onigiri
400
XCIX in roman numerals, this is Killua's number in the Hunter Exam
99
400
Taiyaki is a common dessert in Japan, symbolizing good luck and prosperity. It comes in the shape of this slippery animal
Fish
400
This jump, characterized by jumping off of one foot and landing on the other, is widely considered the hardest jump in figure skating.
Axel
400
A two-word name for a feline who loves Mexican food
Taco Cat
800
Sharing the name with a purple blooming flower that represents Enlightenment in Buddhism, the vegetable seen here is this type of root
Lotus
800
Porco adventures as a World War I ex-fighter ace living as a bounty hunter in the film "Porco Rosso." He flies for this country off of the Adriatic Sea.
Italy
800
This is the largest hot desert in the world, covering over 3.5 million square miles and reaching temperatures of up to 136 degrees Fahrenheit
Sahara
800
Johannes Klaebo, representing this country, recently got his 10th gold medal, achieved only before my Michael Phelps.
Norway
800
DO DO DO DO DO MAX VERSTAPPEN
Racecar
1200
This cooking technique involves searing vegetables at a high temperature, followed by cooking for a longer period in a small amount of liquid, typically a broth
Braising
1200
In "The Wind Rises," Nahoko sneaks away to a santorium against the title character, "Jiro's" wishes, hoping to cure this disease that ran rampant in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Tuberculosis
1200
The worlds largest desert, it may not look how you imagine. Many endemic creatures call it home.
Antaractic
1200
Making history on the track in the 1936 Olympics, he won 4 gold medals, crushing Hitlers ideals of the "Aryan race"
Jesse Owens
1200
Originally invented by indigenous peoples for hunting a transportation, this vessel is now used mostly for leisure during warmer months.
kayak
1600
Steamed tofu is topped with this vegetable, popular in asian cuisine, in this image
Spring onion or Green onion
1600
Born from a playful mispronunciation of the word for "troll", this character has become an internation symbol in Japan, often waiting at the bus stop.
Totoro
1600
Remove one letter from this berry to get a desert with a rocky terrain and sand dunes
Gobi Desert
1600
The first modern Olympics was held in 1896 in this city. Visit the temple of Zues and get a yogurt kebab while you are there.
Athens
1600
Commonly used to hang up a picture frame, it can also refer to a certain section of a video game.
Level
2000
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Often known as bowties, this is the italian name for this handsome pasta shape
Farafelle
2000
The "Sleepytime" episode of Bluey has a perfect 10/10 on iMBD, making it one of the highest rated episodes on the platform. Featured in it is this popular piece from Gustav Holsts's, "The Planets"
Jupiter
2000
One of the best cakes on earth, it is pictured here
Black Forest Cake
2000
Competing for Japan, this tennis player has 4 singles grand slam titles, but has not yet secured an Olympic medal
Naomi Osaka
2000
If you were curious whether large waterfowls are able to perceive with their eyes the one creator of the universe, you may ask this four-word question.
Do geese see god?