Hotori — reading value from type silhouettes (1.4)

What changed in 1.4

1.4

The ability is the same — what changed is 7 new collectibles on the board and the Devices (2-slot and 9-slot averages).

• · Hotori's ability is the same as in 1.3 — the per-type tables below carry over the 1.3 calls and only update the cells that changed in 1.4 (marked New in 1.4 in the tables)
• · 7 new collectibles have changed the candidates for type silhouettes
  • – Three more silhouettes are now confirmed — Antique 2×5 Antique Pendulum Clock (150,933) · Tech 3×4 Game Console (119,211) · Food 2×5 Creamy Berry Baguette (30,452). These are new shapes, so there's no other candidate
  • – The once-confirmed Food 3×3 is no longer certain — besides the Nine-Bite Snack Box (240,208), the jackpot-class Luminous Goblet (16,800,000) has arrived with the same shape and type
  • – New candidates also slipped in: the jackpot-class Stringblade (8,989,898) in Gem 3×1, the Cloudveil Cup (500,000) in Daily Goods 1×1, and the Favorite Pizza (29,977) in Anomaly 3×1
  Antique Pendulum Clock150,933Game Console119,211Creamy Berry Baguette30,452Nine-Bite Snack Box240,208Luminous Goblet16,800,000Stringblade8,989,898Cloudveil Cup500,000Favorite Pizza29,977
• · Devices: the 1-slot and 3-slot averages are gone, and a 2-slot average (Advanced All-round, 25,000) has arrived. The 9-slot average moved to the Best set (70,000)
  • – 1×2 and 2×1 silhouettes can be checked with the 2-slot average, and Food 3×3 silhouettes with the 9-slot average — telling high value from trap (the Food and 2-slot average sections below)
  • – The 1.3 play "no Gem 1×1 means you can save the 1-slot average" and the Eternal Heart run don't work in 1.4 — there's no 1-slot average device
• · On real 1.4 boards the new Red pieces show up quite often — on Pearl boards: Pendulum Clock 14% · Game Console 15% · Cloudveil Cup 14% · Pizza 12% · Luminous Goblet 0.4%

Antique Pendulum Clock150,933Game Console119,211Creamy Berry Baguette30,452Luminous Goblet16,800,000Stringblade8,989,898Cloudveil Cup500,000Favorite Pizza29,977

The ability at a glance

In each of rounds 1–3, Hotori reveals every silhouette of one type — candidates are limited to the same shape and type.

• · Start of rounds 1–3 — picks one type among the collectibles whose silhouette is still unknown and opens every silhouette of that type. You get silhouette + type, but not the color (rarity)
• · Start of round 5 — every silhouette of the collectibles whose rarity (color) you know. Color + shape, but not the type
• · Candidates = every collectible of the same shape × the same type. Tap a slot to see the list (e.g. "3×2 Antique candidates: 2")
• · Real pick rate: about 17%

In-game

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How to read it — frequency matters more than candidate count

• · A silhouette with two candidates isn't a coin flip. Low-rarity collectibles are far more numerous on a board — a Pearl board has about 4 Red pieces but more than 20 at Purple rarity or lower (in Coral, about 2 Red)
• · So even a "1 Red + 1 trap" silhouette is more often the trap. The percentages in the tables below account for this frequency
• · A confirmed silhouette (just 1 candidate) has a fixed value even without the color — the heart of Hotori's ability
• · Trap = any candidate of the same shape and type worth 200,000 or less — even Red or Gold pieces count as traps below 200,000 (next to jackpots and high-value pieces, their value is small)
• · It varies by hall — Coral has fewer Red and Gold collectibles, so the same silhouette is less likely to be the high-value one

Antique — the type with the most confirmed high-value pieces

When Antique opens, lock in the Scepter (5×1), statue (4×5) and Pendulum Clock (2×5) spots first; count the rest only by their odds.

Shape	Candidates (price)	Odds per candidate (Pearl / Coral)	Verdict
5×1	Radiant Scepter (288,888)	Confirmed	Scepter confirmed — count it at full value
4×5	Giovanni's Gilded Statue (271,827)	Confirmed	Statue confirmed
2×5	Antique Pendulum Clock (150,933)	Confirmed	New in 1.4 — Pendulum Clock confirmed (150,000 — under 200,000, so not a big value)
3×2	Antique Suitcase (577,777) Portrait with Flowers (18,075)	Suitcase 11% / 5%	One of two, but the trap (the Portrait) shows up far more often (8 times as often in Pearl)
2×3	A Moment's Pause (88,888) Dark Green Vase (2,993)	Moment's Pause 52% / 49%	Both under 200,000 — a trap silhouette; count it at the floor
2×2	Azure Cascade (11,235,813) Starshaker (31,618) Phonograph (9,946) Blue and White Porcelain Bowl (7,996) Lotus C198 Record Player (1,624)	Starshaker 8% · Cascade 0.9% / Starshaker 18% · Cascade under 0.1%	Apart from the Cascade (jackpot), all are traps under 200,000 — even the Starshaker (30,000) counts as a trap
1×3	Slender Lotus Vase (101,860) Kaleidoscope (21,012) Azure Hairpin (8,065) Broken Blade (3,665)	Lotus Vase 18% / 9%	All four are traps under 200,000 (even the Lotus Vase is 100,000) — don't bet big on this silhouette alone
1×4	Blue and White Porcelain Vase (62,456) Spring Sheath (15,309)	Porcelain Vase 79% / 38%	Both are traps under 200,000 — in Pearl it's mostly the Porcelain Vase (60,000)

• · A Moment's Pause (88,888) is Gold but worth more than the cheap Red pieces (in the 30,000s) — still under 200,000, so it counts as a trapA Moment's Pause88,888
• · The Pendulum Clock shows up often on 1.4 boards — on 14% of Pearl boards · 11% of Coral boards. At 150,000 it isn't a big value, but an Antique 2×5 silhouette has only one candidate, so its value is settled the moment it shows
• · A 2×5 is the Pendulum Clock if it's Antique and the Baguette if it's Food — knowing the type separates the two (a silhouette from a Device or the auctioneer, which doesn't give the type, leaves it as one of the two)
• · High-value candidates cluster in this type, so when Antique opens, lock in the Scepter and statue (200,000+) spots first and just add the Pendulum Clock (150,000) to the value. The only silhouettes with a 200,000+ candidate are the Suitcase (3×2) and the Cascade (2×2), so count just those two by their odds

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Gem — the Eternal Heart's 1×1, the Stringblade's 3×1

If Gem opens and there's no 1×1 silhouette, the board has no Eternal Heart either; a 3×1 is almost always a trap, but rarely it's the Stringblade (8.99 million).

• · Eternal Heart (1,314,520) is a 1×1 Gem
  • – If the Gem type opens and there isn't a single 1×1 silhouette, this board has no Eternal Heart — the top end of the board's value drops by that much
  • – The more 1×1 Gem silhouettes there are, the likelier an Eternal Heart is among them — the chance that any one 1×1 Gem silhouette is the Eternal Heart is about 2.6% in Pearl · 0.5% in Coral
  • – In 1.3 you sorted this out with the 1-slot average (Best set), but the 1-slot average device is gone in 1.4
  • – Across all boards, the Eternal Heart appears on about 15% of Pearl boards and about 8.8% of Coral boards (1.3 boards). On 1.4 Pearl boards it's 16% — each 1×1 Gem silhouette has low odds on its own, but when several show, the chance that one of them is the Eternal Heart can't be ignored
  Eternal Heart1,314,520
• · There are 16 candidates for a 1×1 Gem — apart from the Eternal Heart, all are traps under 200,000 (even Teardrop (50,000) is 50,000)Teardrop50,000

Shape	Candidates (price)	Odds per candidate (Pearl / Coral)	Verdict
2×4	Lustrous Jade (81,088)	Confirmed	Jade confirmed (80,000 — under 200,000)
3×1	Stringblade (8,989,898) Crown Called Nobility (18,193) DynamiK Triangle (1,822)	Crown 38% · Stringblade 0.9% / Crown 53% · Stringblade 0.1%	New in 1.4 — apart from the Stringblade (jackpot), traps under 20,000; count it at the floor, the jackpot is a bonus
2×1	Chiming Pendant (78,800) Azure Eye (60,285) Strange Firestone (7,639)	60,000+ 69% / 60%	All three are traps under 200,000 — the odds of 60,000+ are high, but it's not a silhouette to bet big on; check it with the 2-slot average
1×2	Traveler's Stone (150,051) Gilded Ring (38,316) Oceanheart Blue (4,590) Aural Crystal (4,481) Little Sparrow (911)	Traveler's Stone 39% / 14%	All five are traps under 200,000 — in Pearl the Traveler's Stone (150,000) is the most common. If the 2-slot average is under 10,000, there's no Traveler's Stone either
1×3	Scepter Called Prestige (77,777) Beacon Ray (4,034) Smoky Amethyst (3,987)	Prestige 63% / 34%	All three are traps under 200,000

• · The Stringblade appeared on 0.1% of 1.4 Pearl boards (rarer still in Coral) — rare, but when it hits, it changes the whole board's value

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Tech — the jackpot Data Vault and Pendragon-run savings

For a Tech 2×1, it's sensible to assume it isn't the 70,000 USB drive; a Tech 5×5 is the Orrery, not the Pendragon; and a 3×4 is a confirmed Game Console.

Shape	Candidates (price)	Odds per candidate (Pearl / Coral)	Verdict
2×1	Data Vault (5,121,024) Thoth USB Drive (76,008) · 6 under 10,000 (Universal Remote (4,557) Portable Sensor Light (4,484) Handheld Console (1,216) On Track (1,055) Chip-Eating Finger Washer (1,040) Blade Forging Stone (167))	USB 12% · Vault 0.2% / USB 6% · Vault 0.1%	Apart from the Data Vault (jackpot), all are traps under 200,000 — even the USB (76,000) is a trap; use the 2-slot average to tell whether it's there
3×2	Unknown Access Card (366,112) Portable Folding Screen (239,342) Digital Camera (18,363) Starseeker Telescope (18,317) Navigator's Telescope (4,840)	Red 39% / 20%	3 traps under 20,000 — no fixed floor, but a Red is 200,000+ (Access Card 370,000 · Folding Screen 240,000), so bet selectively
4×3	Canned Imaginadough (124,816) LCD TV (8,135)	Imaginadough 76% / 40%	Both are traps under 200,000 — the Imaginadough (120,000) is the more common one
2×3	Camera (76,591) Cubox Technologies Tablet (11,038) Wake-up Wham (4,843) Soul Snatcher (3,598)	Camera 40% / 23%	All four are traps under 200,000
5×5	Orrery (51,077)	Confirmed	The only Tech 5×5 — 50,000, a confirmed trap
3×4	Game Console (119,211)	Confirmed	New in 1.4 — Game Console confirmed (120,000 — under 200,000)

• · The Game Console also shows up often on 1.4 boards — on 15% of Pearl boards · 8.8% of Coral boards
• · On a Pendragon run: the Pendragon Model is a Daily Goods 5×5
  • – If Tech opens and a 5×5 is marked as Tech, that spot is the Orrery → Collectible (Special) opens the largest collectible, so using it on that 5×5 means paying to reveal an Orrery you already know about — you can save it (if there is another 5×5, it opens one of the two)
  • – If Daily Goods opens and a 5×5 is Daily Goods, it's the Pendragon Model or the Little Oink Bank (500,001) — high-value either way, with a floor of 500,000 (see Daily Goods below)
  • – A Food 5×5 is the Definitely-Fished-This-Myself Fish (9,952) — a trap (see Food below)
  Pendragon Model20,171,210Orrery51,077Little Oink Bank500,001Definitely-Fished-This-Myself Fish9,952

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Food — the most welcome type, with the most confirmed high-value pieces

Food has 5 collectibles whose value the shape alone decides, and a 3×3 is now either the Snack Box or the jackpot-class Luminous Goblet.

• · 5 confirmed pieces — 1×4 White Dragon King (300,000) · 4×5 Flatbread (202,798) · 4×1 Golden Arowana (111,111) · 4×3 Coco Stripe (101,537) · 2×5 Creamy Berry Baguette (30,452) (New in 1.4)White Dragon King300,000Flatbread202,798Golden Arowana111,111Coco Stripe101,537Creamy Berry Baguette30,452
• · In 1.3 the 3×3 Nine-Bite Snack Box (240,208) was confirmed too. In 1.4 the Luminous Goblet (16,800,000) has come in with the same shape and type, so the 240,000 floor stays, and a jackpot has opened above it — there's no way to lose on itNine-Bite Snack Box240,208Luminous Goblet16,800,000
• · It has the most collectibles whose value the shape alone decides, which makes it the most welcome type for a silhouette reveal
• · The downside it had through 1.3 (nothing jackpot-class · 300,000 at most) is gone in 1.4 — the Luminous Goblet (16.8 million) is Food
• · For a Pendragon-run Hotori — like Tech, Food also exposes a 5×5 trap
  • – If Food opens and a 5×5 is marked as Food, that spot is the Definitely-Fished-This-Myself Fish (9,952) — not the Pendragon
  • – You don't need to spend Collectible (Special), which opens the largest collectible, on that 5×5 → you save the cost of the Special
  Definitely-Fished-This-Myself Fish9,952

Shape	Candidates (price)	Odds per candidate (Pearl / Coral)	Verdict
3×3	Nine-Bite Snack Box (240,208) Luminous Goblet (16,800,000)	Snack Box 97% · Goblet 3.4% / Snack Box 99.5% · Goblet 0.5%	Floor 240,000 — sort it out with the 9-slot average (below)
1×2	Cool-lala Spicy Snack (280,000) Golden Hash Browns (7,463) Baking Buddies Matcha Powder (1,353) Chiyo Family Brew (1,046) Fresh Egg (178)	Spicy Snack 51% / 13%	4 traps — in Pearl it's the Spicy Snack (280,000) more than half the time, in Coral the odds are against you. Check it with the 2-slot average
2×3	Frost Iron Symphony (80,608) Sea Salt Deep in the Heart (30,211)	Symphony 20% / 18%	Both are traps under 200,000 — count it at the 30,000 floor
2×5	Creamy Berry Baguette (30,452)	Confirmed	New in 1.4 — Baguette confirmed (30,000, a trap)
5×5	Definitely-Fished-This-Myself Fish (9,952)	Confirmed	Confirmed trap — not the Pendragon, so save the Special

• · One 9-slot average settles the Luminous Goblet (Best set, 70,000) — there are nine 3×3 collectibles (as of 1.4). Reading the 9-slot average:
  • – On boards with a Luminous Goblet, the 9-slot average is at least 4,200,000 (5,680,000 in Coral)
  • – On boards without one, the 9-slot average is at most 260,000 (a single Ghostfire Wisp, the most expensive 3×3)
  • – → If the 9-slot average is over 260,000, it's the Goblet; otherwise it isn't there. The gap is wide, so there's no room for confusion
• · The 9-slot average is really worth using only when Food opens and a 3×3 is marked as Food. No Food 3×3 means no Luminous Goblet either (the Goblet only comes as a Food 3×3)
• · On real 1.4 Pearl boards, the Snack Box showed up on 10% and the Luminous Goblet on 0.4% (Coral: the Snack Box on 7.5%) — a Food 3×3 is usually the Snack Box, but the Luminous Goblet really does show up
• · The Baguette appeared on 16% of 1.4 Pearl boards · 14% of Coral boards

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Daily Goods — home of the Pendragon

A Daily Goods 5×5 has a floor of 500,000 — if no 5×5 shows, the board has no Pendragon either; from 1.4 the 1×1 includes the Cloudveil Cup.

• · This is the type of the Pendragon run's target, Pendragon Model (20,171,210)Pendragon Model20,171,210
• · Little Oink Bank (500,001) has the same rarity and silhouette (5×5) — so a Daily Goods 5×5 silhouette has a floor of 500,000, which makes it a valuable read on its ownLittle Oink Bank500,001
• · If the Daily Goods silhouettes open and no 5×5 shows, there's no Pendragon → save the cost of Collectible (Special)
• · 4×4 has only two: the K01 (K01 Model (59,440)) and M1000 Model (4,081) — both are traps under 200,000
  • – Conversely, a Daily Goods 4×4 silhouette also tells you that this 4×4 is not the Golden Koi Statue (22 million) — the only 4×4 collectibles are 2 Daily Goods + 3 Anomaly
  K01 Model59,440M1000 Model4,081
• · In 2×2, the only one over 200,000 is the ceiling, Preserved Flower Wreath (200,201) (200,000) — Brand-New Limited Volleyball (88,600) and Double-Neck Jade Bottle - White (80,754) (80,000) are on the trap side too, so if the silhouette shows, count it at around 80,000
  • – There are also 3 Purple pieces around 10,000 (Nacupeda Model (10,029), Bunny Box (7,222), Four-Corner Cube (5,955)) — together they're 50% in Pearl, so even at 80,000, about half the time it's a 10,000 piece
  Preserved Flower Wreath200,201Brand-New Limited Volleyball88,600Double-Neck Jade Bottle - White80,754Nacupeda Model10,029Bunny Box7,222Four-Corner Cube5,955
• · The Cloudveil Cup (500,000) has joined the 1×1 (1.4) — in 1.3, every Daily Goods 1×1 was a trap under 5,000. As a 1×1, it shares its shape with the common traps
  • – The Cloudveil Cup appeared on 14% of 1.4 Pearl boards · 5.6% of Coral boards — in Pearl, if several Daily Goods 1×1 silhouettes show, it's fair to expect one of them to be the Cup
  Cloudveil Cup500,000

Shape	Candidates (price)	Odds per candidate (Pearl / Coral)	Verdict
5×5	Pendragon Model (20,171,210) Little Oink Bank (500,001)	Oink Bank 92% · Pendragon 8% / Oink Bank 99% · Pendragon 1%	Floor 500,000 — no 5×5 means no Pendragon
4×4	K01 Model (59,440) M1000 Model (4,081)	K01 10% / 33%	Both are traps under 200,000 — it isn't the Koi
2×2	Preserved Flower Wreath (200,201) Brand-New Limited Volleyball (88,600) Double-Neck Jade Bottle - White (80,754) Nacupeda Model (10,029) Bunny Box (7,222) Four-Corner Cube (5,955)	80,000+ 50% / 44%	Only the Wreath (200,000) barely clears 200,000; the other five are traps — count it at around 80,000
1×1	Cloudveil Cup (500,000) Light Cube (5,041) Rainbow Capsule (2,011) Bouncy Ball (1,992) Manga (1,114) Bouncy Ball (548)	Cup 22% / 2%	New in 1.4 — about one in five in Pearl; in Coral it's almost always a trap

• · The table's Pendragon 8% is the share when a 5×5 Daily Goods silhouette is already showing — across all boards, boards holding a jackpot like the Pendragon (Pearl board value 5,000,000+) are only about 2%. So until a 5×5 shows, don't bet on the Pendragon

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Anomaly — where the most expensive collectible hides

An Anomaly 4×4 is a trap unless it's the Koi (the Crimson Call and Whalesong are both under 200,000) — the floor is 50,000; from 1.4 the 3×1 includes the Pizza.

• · This is the type of Golden Koi Statue (22,668,888), currently the most expensive collectible of allGolden Koi Statue22,668,888
• · The other 4×4 candidates are Whalesong (50,000), also Red, and Crimson Call (100,000), a Gold worth more than that Red
  • – Both are under 200,000, so unless it's the Koi, it's a trap — and the Koi is very rare (table below)
  • – Still, the floor is high — all three candidates are 50,000 or more, so when you know only the silhouette and not the rarity, treating the floor as 50,000 is the safe bet
  Whalesong52,000Crimson Call101,554
• · In 3×3, the only one over 200,000 is Ghostfire Wisp (260,000) — Thud-Thud Hammer (100,000) and the two cheap ones are trapsGhostfire Wisp260,423Thud-Thud Hammer100,000
• · 4×1 has Crystal Tail (100,000) and Doodle Board (3,502) — both traps under 200,000Crystal Tail101,403Doodle Board3,502
• · From 1.4 the 3×1 is Favorite Pizza (29,977) · Weather Guide (15,024) · Knight Decal (12,164) — all three are 10,000–30,000 traps, so the floor is 12,000, and it only matters on small boardsFavorite Pizza29,977Weather Guide15,024Knight Decal12,164

Shape	Candidates (price)	Odds per candidate (Pearl / Coral)	Verdict
4×4	Golden Koi Statue (22,668,888) Crimson Call (101,554) Whalesong (52,000)	Crimson Call 92% · Whalesong 7% · Koi 1.1% / Crimson Call 61% · Whalesong 39% · Koi 0.4%	A trap unless it's the Koi — Crimson Call (100,000) · Whalesong (50,000); floor 50,000
3×3	Ghostfire Wisp (260,423) Thud-Thud Hammer (100,000) Lost Armor (3,626) New flavor out now! (2,745)	Red 42% / 38%	Only the Ghostfire Wisp (260,000) is 200,000+ — the Hammer (100,000) and the two cheap ones are traps
4×1	Crystal Tail (101,403) Doodle Board (3,502)	Tail 78% / 47%	Both are traps under 200,000 — in Pearl it's usually the Tail (100,000)
3×1	Favorite Pizza (29,977) Weather Guide (15,024) Knight Decal (12,164)	Pizza 19% · Weather Guide 30% · Decal 52% / Pizza 28% · Weather Guide 22% · Decal 50%	New in 1.4 — all three are traps under 200,000; floor 12,000
1×1	"Geometric" Decor (61,803) plus 12 traps	Geometric 11% / 4%	Everything up to the Geometric Decor (60,000) is a trap under 200,000

• · The Koi 1.1% is also the share when a 4×4 Anomaly silhouette is showing — across all boards the Koi is one of the jackpots, so it's far rarer
• · The Pizza appeared on 12% of 1.4 Pearl boards · 7.5% of Coral boards
• · The Daily Goods 4×4 (K01, trap) and the Anomaly 4×4 (Koi, Crimson Call, Whalesong) share a shape — knowing the type splits the 4×4 candidates into a group of two or three
• · A 3×3 can also be checked with the 9-slot average — if the Ghostfire Wisp (260,000) is there, the 9-slot average jumps sharply (it's mixed with the other 9-slot collectibles, so one reading alone isn't conclusive)

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2-slot average — the new Device that sorts out 1×2 and 2×1 silhouettes

If the 2-slot average is under 10,000, there's no Spicy Snack, Traveler's Stone or Data Vault; over 40,000, there almost certainly is.

• · The 1×2 and 2×1 silhouettes that were "50/50 on the odds" in 1.3 can be sorted out in 1.4 with the 2-slot average — it comes in Advanced All-round (25,000)
  • – Food 1×2 = Cool-lala Spicy Snack (280,000) + 4 cheap ones · Gem 1×2 = Traveler's Stone (150,051) · Gilded Ring (38,316) + 3 cheap ones · Tech 2×1 = Thoth USB Drive (76,008) · Data Vault (5,121,024) + 6 cheap ones · Gem 2×1 = Chiming Pendant (78,800) · Azure Eye (60,285) · Strange Firestone (7,639)
  Cool-lala Spicy Snack280,000Traveler's Stone150,051Gilded Ring38,316Thoth USB Drive76,008Data Vault5,121,024Chiming Pendant78,800Azure Eye60,285Strange Firestone7,639
• · The 2-slot average (the average of every 2-slot collectible on the board, rounded down) against the chance that a Spicy Snack, Traveler's Stone or Data Vault is on the board:

• · How to read it
  • – Hotori shows you a Food or Gem 1×2 silhouette and the 2-slot average is under 10,000 → that silhouette is a confirmed trap. Don't put any value on it
  • – Over 40,000 → a Spicy Snack (280,000) or Traveler's Stone (150,000) is almost certainly somewhere on the board. If it's a 1×2 of the type Hotori opened, that spot is the likely one
  • – 20,000–40,000 is about even — narrow it down by whether it matches the type Hotori opened (Spicy Snack if Food, Traveler's Stone if Gem)
• · The Thoth USB Drive (76,000) and Chiming Pendant (79,000) can still turn up, rarely, even when the 2-slot average is under 10,000 (about 3% in Pearl) — for these two, it can't go as far as "not there"Thoth USB Drive76,008Chiming Pendant78,800
• · The 2-slot average covers every 2-slot collectible on the board, including types Hotori didn't open — so it can't point to "which slot", only tell you "there or not"

5R — silhouettes with known rarity

• · You get color + shape, so unlike the type silhouettes, color rather than type does the narrowing
• · Example: Red 2×2 = Azure Cascade · Starshaker · Preserved Flower Wreath · Brand-New Limited Volleyball — even without the type, only four Red candidates remainAzure Cascade11,235,813Starshaker31,618Preserved Flower Wreath200,201Brand-New Limited Volleyball88,600
• · The new 1.4 shapes are settled by color alone — Red 2×5 = Antique Pendulum Clock, Gold 2×5 = Creamy Berry Baguette, Red 3×4 = Game ConsoleAntique Pendulum Clock150,933Creamy Berry Baguette30,452Game Console119,211
• · Shapes where 1.4 added Red candidates — 3×1 = Stringblade · Favorite Pizza, 3×3 = Nine-Bite Snack Box · Luminous Goblet · Ghostfire Wisp · Thud-Thud Hammer, 1×1 = Eternal Heart · Cloudveil Cup · "Geometric" Decor · Chaotic Core · Teardrop
  • – A Red 3×1 is somewhere between 8.99 million and 30,000 — if that slot's type was already opened in rounds 1–3, the color together with the type narrows it to one (the Stringblade if Gem, the Pizza if Anomaly)
  Stringblade8,989,898Favorite Pizza29,977Nine-Bite Snack Box240,208Luminous Goblet16,800,000Ghostfire Wisp260,423Thud-Thud Hammer100,000Eternal Heart1,314,520Cloudveil Cup500,000"Geometric" Decor61,803Chaotic Core61,740Teardrop50,000