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= 🇺🇸 Fourth of July Pseudo-Collab (2025) =
= Wordbombio Pseudo Collab =
 
'''Also known as:''' Fourth of July Pseudo-Collab (2025)
 
'''Type:''' Limited-Time Event
'''Type:''' Limited-Time Event


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'''Timezone Reference:'''
'''Timezone Reference:'''
* '''KST:''' Korea Standard Time (UTC+9) — base
* '''UTC/GMT:''' July 4, 2:25 AM → 10:35 AM
* '''EDT:''' Eastern Daylight Time (UTC−4) — July 3, 10:25 PM → July 4, 6:35 AM
* '''PDT:''' Pacific Daylight Time (UTC−7) — July 3, 7:25 PM → July 4, 3:35 AM


* '''KST''': Korea Standard Time (UTC+9)
''Note: the U.S. zones are given as daylight time (EDT/PDT), not standard time (EST/PST), since the event fell in July, while daylight saving is in effect.''
* '''PST''': July 3, 7:25 PM → July 4, 3:35 AM
* '''EST''': July 3, 10:25 PM → July 4, 6:35 AM
* '''GMT/UTC''': July 3, 1:25 AM → July 3, 9:35 AM
 
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== 📖 Overview ==
On '''July 4, 2025''', a surprise mini-event took place involving a ''pseudo-collaboration'' between '''Super Shiritori''' and the Discord server of '''WordBomb.io'''. For a span of 8 hours, a '''public channel''' titled <code>#shiritori</code> appeared within WordBomb.io’s Discord, temporarily exposing the massive Shiritori dictionary (over '''1 million''' curated words) to the public.
 
The event was '''not formally planned''', but rather sparked from casual interaction and spontaneous approval by the owner of Super-Shirtori.
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== 🤝 Key People Involved ==
 
* '''Ghost''' ''(Super Shiritori Owner)'' — Initiated the event and exposed the dictionary content
* '''🅷🅴ctor / fluorohectorite''' ''(WordBomb Developer)'' —
 
<blockquote>'''Invite to the WordBomb.io Server:'''
 
[https://discord.gg/XKDSUNAy62 https://discord.gg/wordbomb]</blockquote><blockquote>'''Archived Channel (No longer viewable):'''
 
https://discord.com/channels/1266397242260983888/1390518727346360410</blockquote>
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== 💬 Notable Quotes ==
<blockquote>''"This is like exploring. It's fun, Ghost. I like your dictionary."''


'''🅷🅴ctor'''</blockquote><blockquote>''":D"''
== Overview ==
On July 4, 2025, a surprise mini-event took place involving a ''pseudo-collaboration'' between '''Super-Shiritori''' and the Discord server of '''WordBomb.io'''. For a span of roughly 8 hours, a public channel titled <code>#shiritori</code> appeared within WordBomb.io's Discord, temporarily exposing the Shiritori dictionary (over 1 million curated words at the time) to the public.


— '''🅷🅴ctor'''</blockquote><blockquote>''"I like it, Ghost. Maybe we will use it for something else in the future."''
The event was not formally planned, but rather sparked from casual interaction and spontaneous approval by the owner of Super-Shiritori.


— '''🅷🅴ctor'''</blockquote>
== Key People Involved ==
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* '''Ghost''' (Super-Shiritori owner) initiated the event and exposed the dictionary content.
* '''🅷🅴ctor / fluorohectorite''' (WordBomb developer).


== 🔍 Context ==
<blockquote>'''Invite to the WordBomb.io server:''' [https://discord.gg/XKDSUNAy62 discord.gg/wordbomb]</blockquote>
The channel was housed under the <code>Shiritori</code> category in the WordBomb.io server and featured lots reactions from members seeing the extensive word list. The event functioned as:
<blockquote>'''Archived channel (no longer viewable):''' https://discord.com/channels/1266397242260983888/1390518727346360410</blockquote>


* A '''showcase''' of Super Shiritori’s dictionary
== Notable Quotes ==
* A '''friendly gesture''' between two game communities centered on wordplay and language mechanics
<blockquote>"This is like exploring. It's fun, Ghost. I like your dictionary."<br>— '''🅷🅴ctor'''</blockquote>
<blockquote>":D"<br>— '''🅷🅴ctor'''</blockquote>
<blockquote>"I like it, Ghost. Maybe we will use it for something else in the future."<br>— '''🅷🅴ctor'''</blockquote>


Though no formal integration or cross-platform feature was announced, the interaction served as an acknowledgment of Super Shiritori’s unique scale and potential relevance to other word-based games.
== Context ==
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The channel was housed under the <code>Shiritori</code> category in the WordBomb.io server and drew a number of reactions from members seeing the extensive word list. The event functioned as:
* A showcase of Super-Shiritori's dictionary.
* A friendly gesture between two game communities centered on wordplay and language mechanics.


== 🧩 Legacy ==
Though no formal integration or cross-platform feature was announced, the interaction served as an acknowledgment of Super-Shiritori's unique scale and potential relevance to other word-based games.


* The channel was archived after the 8-hour window ended.
== Legacy ==
* It remains a rare, fun moment in Super Shiritori’s history, reflecting the potential for '''future collaborations''' or dictionary licensing.
* The channel was archived after the roughly 8-hour window ended.
* It also marked the '''first-ever temporary external access''' to the internal Shiritori master dictionary.
* It remains a rare, one-off moment in Super-Shiritori's history, reflecting the potential for future collaborations or dictionary licensing.
* It also marked the first-ever temporary external access to the internal Shiritori master dictionary.


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== Notes ==
This event was not announced in advance and is considered experimental. It is classified under "{{wc|pseudo-collab}}" because it was neither formalized nor planned, but still enabled meaningful interaction between developers and communities.


== 🏁 Notes ==
If more events like this occur, a dedicated page for Super-Shiritori collaborations may be added in the future.
This event was not announced in advance and was considered '''experimental'''. It is classified under “{{wc|pseudo-collab}}” because it was '''neither formalized nor planned''', but still enabled meaningful interaction between developers and communities.


If more events like this occur, a dedicated page for '''Shiritori Collaborations''' may be added in the future. (probably not but maybe? April fools?)
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Revision as of 04:08, 21 August 2026

Wordbombio Pseudo Collab

Also known as: Fourth of July Pseudo-Collab (2025)

Type: Limited-Time Event

Date: July 4, 2025

Start Time: 11:25 AM KST

End Time: 7:35 PM KST

Timezone Reference:

  • KST: Korea Standard Time (UTC+9) — base
  • UTC/GMT: July 4, 2:25 AM → 10:35 AM
  • EDT: Eastern Daylight Time (UTC−4) — July 3, 10:25 PM → July 4, 6:35 AM
  • PDT: Pacific Daylight Time (UTC−7) — July 3, 7:25 PM → July 4, 3:35 AM

Note: the U.S. zones are given as daylight time (EDT/PDT), not standard time (EST/PST), since the event fell in July, while daylight saving is in effect.

Overview

On July 4, 2025, a surprise mini-event took place involving a pseudo-collaboration between Super-Shiritori and the Discord server of WordBomb.io. For a span of roughly 8 hours, a public channel titled #shiritori appeared within WordBomb.io's Discord, temporarily exposing the Shiritori dictionary (over 1 million curated words at the time) to the public.

The event was not formally planned, but rather sparked from casual interaction and spontaneous approval by the owner of Super-Shiritori.

Key People Involved

  • Ghost (Super-Shiritori owner) — initiated the event and exposed the dictionary content.
  • 🅷🅴ctor / fluorohectorite (WordBomb developer).

Invite to the WordBomb.io server: discord.gg/wordbomb

Archived channel (no longer viewable): https://discord.com/channels/1266397242260983888/1390518727346360410

Notable Quotes

"This is like exploring. It's fun, Ghost. I like your dictionary."
🅷🅴ctor

":D"
🅷🅴ctor

"I like it, Ghost. Maybe we will use it for something else in the future."
🅷🅴ctor

Context

The channel was housed under the Shiritori category in the WordBomb.io server and drew a number of reactions from members seeing the extensive word list. The event functioned as:

  • A showcase of Super-Shiritori's dictionary.
  • A friendly gesture between two game communities centered on wordplay and language mechanics.

Though no formal integration or cross-platform feature was announced, the interaction served as an acknowledgment of Super-Shiritori's unique scale and potential relevance to other word-based games.

Legacy

  • The channel was archived after the roughly 8-hour window ended.
  • It remains a rare, one-off moment in Super-Shiritori's history, reflecting the potential for future collaborations or dictionary licensing.
  • It also marked the first-ever temporary external access to the internal Shiritori master dictionary.

Notes

This event was not announced in advance and is considered experimental. It is classified under "Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{"." because it was neither formalized nor planned, but still enabled meaningful interaction between developers and communities.

If more events like this occur, a dedicated page for Super-Shiritori collaborations may be added in the future.